Human Remains Found At Historic Mansion: Top PA Stories

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Human Remains Discovered At Historic Montco Mansion

Human remains have been found on the property of a historic mansion in Limerick Township, the preservation society charged with protecting the property announced. A team of archaeologists and historians made the discovery working together at the Hood Mansion, which was originally built in 1834 and sits just off Possum Hollow Road near Sanatoga Road. (Read More)

Bucks County Named No. 1 Fall Foliage Destination In The Nation

Bucks County has been named the No. 1 leaf-peeping destination in the nation for 2024, according to a search analysis compiled by Priceline, an online travel agency, and as featured nationally and internationally in Travel + Leisure, Forbes, and UK Yahoo! Finance. (Read More)

Montco GOP Committee Member Removed From Post For Harris Support

A Montgomery County Republican party committee member has been removed from his post due to his support of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and his public criticism of former President Trump. The removal comes just days after Matthew McCaffery was "swatted" overnight, drawing a huge police response to his Upper Merion home. (Read More)

Hundreds Give Newtown LL World Series Team A Huge Welcome Home

Hundreds turned out Wednesday evening at the Chandler Fields to welcome home a group of 12-year-old Little League All Stars who captured their hearts and made local baseball history. Escorted into town by Newtown Fire Rescue, their bus pulled into the parking lot at their home fields on Sycamore Street where young and old were waiting to celebrate the team's return home from their appearance in the Little League World Series in Williamsport. (Read More)

Cell Phone Use Prohibited During Classes In Montco School District

A Montgomery County school district will prohibit cell phone use during classes for the 2024-2025 school year. Abington Schools Superintendent Jeffrey Fecher recently sent the school community a notice about how cell phone use will be enforced in all schools. (Read More)