Crime & Safety
Limerick Tricentennial Celebrations Canceled Due To Nor'easter
Officials cited safety concerns.
LIMERICK, PA — Events celebrating Limerick's tricentennial have been canceled this weekend due to the approaching nor'easter, the township announced Friday.
"The predicted high winds and heavy bands of rain anticipated throughout the day on Saturday, are a safety concern for those who may attend and for Township staff and personnel as well," the township shared in a statement.
The township added that there are not currently any plans to reschedule the event, which has been planned for years.
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"We are extremely grateful for the dedication and hard work of all who planned this event over the past several years," they said.
When To Expect The Worst Of The Nor'easter In Philly Region This Weekend
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Wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour and continuous rain are forecasted through at least Saturday night, with the potential for more impacts on Sunday depending on the track of the storm. For details see here.
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