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NORRISTOWN — A Norristown man admitted to his role in the 2019 overdose death of a woman in a room at an Upper Merion motel and was sent to prison for up to 14 years. Tracy C. “Tank” Crabbe Jr., 41, of the 1000 block of Swede Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to seven-to-14-years in a state correctional facility after he pleaded guilty to charges of drug delivery resulting in death and possession with intent to deliver heroin or fentanyl in connection with the July...

Edward Ball The two following experiences inspired me to continue to live a life unwaveringly committed to the national priorities currently being challenged. On Memorial Day 1945, my father and I attended an elaborate and patriotic celebration parade on Race Street in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. World War II was over! My intensely patriotic father and I viewed the parade and he helped me understand what the passing soldiers sacrifices represented. Thousands were killed and impaired mentally and...

BESOTTED newlyweds who met online had a Star Trek and Beauty and the Beast-themed wedding.

As COVID-19 seems to be abating and Canada looks with hope and trepidation to the future, a new poll reveals the activities we are hoping to do more — and less.

The Town of Frankford’s usual budget process was upended two weeks ago when Police Chief Laurence Corrigan told the town council he needed to have more help in his fledgling

Dr John Wright describes the goals of the CoV-Boost trial, which started this past week.

The new clinical trial which is being now carried out in the UK will help to understand how different vaccines work together

Looking forward to how India play Kiwi swing bowlers: Hesson ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views Looking forward to how India play Kiwi swing bowlers: Hesson. Image Source: IANS News Auckland, June 6 : Former New Zealand cricket coach Mike Hesson feels that both India and the Kiwis are evenly matched in the World Test Championship (WTC) final which starts at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton on June 18. Hesson says he is keenly looking forward to how the India top-order will fare against the swinging ball ...

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning.

NEW research by Born in Bradford has found that mosques and madrassas have huge potential to prevent obesity and promote health in children. A team has been conducting research in Bradford and Birmingham for the past three years, with children, parents of children attending madrassas, teachers and volunteers in mosques and madrassas, and Islamic leaders to determine whether a childhood obesity prevention intervention can be delivered using these religious settings. Born in Bradford is one...