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The National Transportation Safety Board on Thursday released documents related to the blast, which killed seven of the companys employees on March 24, 2023.

Byron Ceasar, 42, of Philadelphia, who prosecutors said is a convicted felon, was charged with illegally possessing firearms, including assault rifles, after an investigation by state agents regarding purchases of weapons earlier this month at the Oaks Gun Show in Upper Providence.

Byron Ceasar, 42, of Philadelphia, who prosecutors said is a convicted felon, was charged with illegally possessing firearms, including assault rifles, after an investigation by state agents regarding purchases of weapons earlier this month at the Oaks Gun Show in Upper Providence.

Here’s where and when you’re going to run into slowdowns; pothole crews out in force

Scott Sean Russell was given unsecured bail Friday so he can enter an inpatient program. He has a long history of sexual offenses.

Here’s where and when you’re going to run into slowdowns; pothole crews out in force

Delco Hi-Q experiences intense week of competitions

Upper Providence rejects Parkhouse zoning change

Shariff Dayshaw Walston, 23, of the 5700 block of Leonard Street, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to charges of robbery and aggravated assault in connection with the January 2022 incident at the Lowes along Mill Road in the Oaks section of Upper Providence.

Shariff Dayshaw Walston, 23, of the 5700 block of Leonard Street, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to charges of robbery and aggravated assault in connection with the January 2022 incident at the Lowes along Mill Road in the Oaks section of Upper Providence.