Prominent PA Banker Drowns At Jersey Shore / Gunmen Steal Cars From PHL / Baby Left Alone In Motel: Week In Review

Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Berwyn Man Among 2 Who Drowned In Jersey Shore Town

• Two people — including a Berwyn man who was prominent in the Pennsylvania banking community — died in drowning deaths at the Jersey Shore, both in the same town.

Mom Left Baby Alone Overnight In Bucks County Motel: Police

• Police in Bucks County have found a woman whom they say abandoned a baby, leaving her alone overnight at a Bensalem motel.

'Suspicious' Vehicle Fled From Police At High Speeds Before Fatal Norristown Crash: DA

• One person is dead after a vehicle fled from police at a high rate of speed and crashed into an off-duty sheriff's deputy's SUV in Norristown early Thursday, the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office announced.

Pennsylvania's Best Colleges: 41 Make Forbes List

• Forbes ranked the University of Pennsylvania as the state's best college. 40 others made the list.

Historic Bucks County Covered Bridge Closed 'Indefinitely' After Truck Crash

• The Loux Covered Bridge, built in 1874, was damaged Monday after a truck driver disregarded the clearly posted height limit, police said.

4 Cars Stolen At Gunpoint From Avis At Philadelphia Airport: Police

• Four cars were stolen from a rental car business at the Philadelphia International Airport Friday morning.

Man Stabbed To Death While Playing Guitar On Street: Montco DA

• A man was stabbed to death Monday night while playing his guitar in the street in Pottstown, the DA's office said.

Masked Man Sexually Assaults Jogger At Gunpoint In Montgomery County

• A woman was sexually assaulted while jogging in Norristown Farm Park on Tuesday morning, the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office announced on Tuesday afternoon.

$10M 'Dragon Heroin Pipeline' Dismantled In Eastern PA; 16 Dealers Charged

• A major drug bust that authorities say will reduce the amount of heroin and cocaine available in Eastern Pennsylvania was announced this week. Authorities called it the Dragon Heroin Pipeline, and charges against 16 involved drug dealers were announced this week.