More Snow Possible / Top Pa. Elementary Schools / Restaurant Credit Card Breach / Cosby Case Update: This Week On Patch

Here’s a look at the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Snow Possible Next Week In Pennsylvania, Forecasters Say

• The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook, saying there is a potential for a storm early next week.

Judge Makes Decision On Cosby Sex Assault Case

• A Montgomery County judge has determined if Bill Cosby should go to trial on sex assault charges.

7 Pa. Restaurants Linked To Major Credit Card Breach

• Secure credit card information was left exposed in credit card breaches at seven Pa. restaurants over the last 2 years.

Top 100 Elementary Schools In Pa. Ranked

• A new list compiled by Niche.com, an information service provider, ranks the state’s best public elementary schools.

Man, 35, Dies After Pennsylvania Ski Resort Injury

• A Washington state man died three days after a head injury at Blue Mountain Ski Resort, according to reports.

Bucks County Restaurant Ranked Among Most Romantic In U.S.

• OpenTable has included a Buckingham Township inn on this year’s list of 100 Most Romantic Restaurants In America.

#FightWeek Crisis Puts Local High School On High Alert

• The #AbingtonFightWeek posts on social media have caused concern at a Montgomery County high school.

Woman Killed After Tree Falls On House In Delaware County

• A tree fell on a home on James Road in the Broomall section of Marple Township, killing one and injuring another, police said.

Wolf Signs New Law Impacting Keystone Exams

• The new law, signed Wednesday, delays the graduation requirements for the Keystone Exams until 2018-2019.

Norristown Boy Dies Trying To Rescue Father From Fire

• A two alarm fire in Norristown Friday morning tragically escalated when a young boy died after re-entering a burning home to look for his father, the Norristown Fire Department said.