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NORRISTOWN – Two seasoned lawyers, both Democrats, appeared to be the top vote-getters in Tuesday’s balloting for Montgomery County judge, outpacing the Republican candidates, according to unofficial election results. Gail A. Weilheimer, of Abington, and Steven C. Tolliver Sr., of Cheltenham, defeated Republicans Sharon Giamporcaro, of Lower Merion, and Maureen C. Coggins, of Upper Hanover, […]

A fire started at Blommer Chocolate in Upper Hanover last night.

A series of public meetings and other interactive public feedback tools will be used to inform people of master plan updates.

A tornado touched down in Allentown, Pennsylvania, during Monday's severe storms, the National Weather Service confirmed on Tuesday.

William Gross, 59, of the 300 block of Main Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 4 to 8 years in a state correctional facility after he pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated assault by vehicle while driving under the influence of alcohol, recklessly endangering other persons and DUI general impairment in connection with the April 22, 2022, crash.

William Gross, 59, of the 300 block of Main Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 4 to 8 years in a state correctional facility after he pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated assault by vehicle while driving under the influence of alcohol, recklessly endangering other persons and DUI general impairment in connection with the April 22, 2022, crash.

Matthew Reiss, 49, of the Palm section of Upper Hanover, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court on Friday to 11½ to 23 months in the county jail on charges he possessed more than 1,000 images and video files depicting children under the age of 18 being sexually assaulted or posing nude. The judge also ordered Reiss to complete three years of probation following parole, meaning he will be under court supervision for about five years.

Town hall chiefs have been accused of declaring war on motorists in England amid concerns over problems with the boxes such as poor visibility and them being too large.

An Upper Hanover man who once worked as a police officer with the Hilltown Township Police Department in Bucks County has admitted to possessing child pornography on his electronic devices and awaits his fate from a judge.

Authorities say the suspects forced their way into the garage of a property, where they stole a red Honda CRF450 off-road motorcycle and a blue Yamaha YZ450 off-road motorcycle valued together at more than $15,000.