Regional Roundup: Methadone Patient's Crash Leads to Weapons Discovery

Here are some highlights from our area.

: In the patient’s car, Lower Moreland Police found a black-handled knife with a curved blade and black plastic sheath, a black plastic handheld device known as a “stinger” (used as a ‘force multiplier'), and assorted clothing such as a black knit cap, black gloves and a black stocking cut to fit the approximate size of a human head.

: Mega Millions ticket worth $250,000 was sold in Feasterville at the.

: The Lower Southampton Athletic Association and the Feasterville Business Association will be awarding three $500 scholarships to Lower Southampton students. The application deadline is April 1.

: Chief of Police Ron MacPherson wasn't sure why the burglaries have suddenly stopped in Southampton, but he hopes it remains that way.

: The National Honor Society at Bensalem High School sells daffodils each year and donates proceeds to the American Cancer Society.

: PennDOT is removing the Centre Avenue Bridge that connects Newtown Township and Newtown Borough - from a list of projects that are going out to bid next month

: News that  earned a prestigious  traveled halfway across the world and sparked an international dialogue that culminated with the arrival of 10 delegates from the Singapore education system for a tour of the Warminster school .

: Bristol Township police also reported thefts including two scooters.

: Michael Hirthler recently acquired his Eagle Scout status after completing a project for the Bucks County Association for the Bind and Visually Impaired. He built a 10-foot-by-12-foot shed for them to store thrift items and now they can accept more donations, which they sell for a profit.