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West Norriton Police Join Local Airmen In Cemetery Cleanup
The cleanup focused on the historic Montgomery Cemetery, final resting place for more than 400 veterans.
NORRISTOWN, PA — West Norriton Police recently joined local airmen from the 111th Attack Wing at a cleanup of a local cemetery.
The cleanup focused on the historic Montgomery Cemetery, final resting place for more than 400 veterans. It's also the gravesite of Maj. Gen. John Hartranft, the 17th governor of Pennsylvania and developer of the Pennsylvania National Guard.
West Norriton Police Association members Andrew Oreo, Chris Avery, his son Luke, Bob Scotti, Anthony Pletcher, and Steve Morris, all participated in the event.
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They were assisted by members of the 111th Attack Wing, which is based at the Horsham Air Guard Station.
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