A Message To Bullies From A Grieving Family, And Other Top Pennsylvania News

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

Family Of Teen Who Killed Herself Has Message For Bullies In Obituary

"In lieu of flowers, the family of Sadie ask that you be kind to one another," the brutally honest and heartbreaking obituary concludes.

Philly-Area Man, 21, Goes Missing In Remote Area Of Montana

Eric Hellmuth's fellow campers say he was displaying some odd behavior before he walked away from camp in just jeans, t-shirt and slippers Monday.

PECO Worker Electrocuted In Radnor

A PECO worker died after he was electrocuted Wednesday morning in Radnor Township, according to Radnor Police and PECO officials.

12 Medical Marijuana Growing Permits Issued In Pennsylvania

The state on Tuesday issued the first permits to companies that will grow and process marijuana for medical use in Pennsylvania. The winners of 27 dispensary permits will be announced next week.

After 22-Year-Old's Death, Local Congressman Wants To Restrict Travel To North Korea

The legislation, sponsored by Bucks County Congressman Brian Fitzpatric, comes in response to the recent death of 22-year-old Otto Warmbier, who died earlier this week just days after being released from a North Korean prison.

Upper Dublin Teacher Sentenced To Prison For Sex With Student

A Lansdale woman and ex-teacher at Upper Dublin High School will head to prison for having a sexual relationship with a student.

Van Repossessed With Child Inside: Police

The child was unharmed and slept through the incident. Police said the Special Victims Unit is investigating the incident.

Villanova-Bound Valedictorian Finishes Speech On Jimmy Kimmel

Villanova University will have a minor celebrity coming to its campus in the fall, as Peter Butera, the Pennsylvania high school valedictorian whose speech was cut short after criticizing district officials, went on late-night TV to finish his remarks.

Pennsylvania Gets New License Design: See It Here

The cards look "very different" and have enhanced security features intended to improve fraud prevention, PennDOT says.