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LANSDALE â After more than three decades serving his community as a police officer and detective, retired Hatfield Township Police Corporal Patrick M. Hanrahan says heâd like to continue to serve the community as a district court judge.
âI have dedicated my life to public service and as a district judge I would continue to serve the community. As district judge, I will bring my experiences, knowledge, an open mind and a level of calmness to the position,â Hanrahan, 55, said recently as he announced his intention to seek a nomination, during the May 18 primary election, for district court judge in Montgomery Countyâs Magisterial District Court 38-1-28, which includes Towamencin Township, part of Hatfield Township and the boroughs of Hatfield and Lansdale.
LANSDALE â After more than three decades serving his community as a police officer and detective, retired Hatfield Township Police Corporal Patrick M. Hanrahan says heâd like to continue to serve the community as a district court judge.
âI have dedicated my life to public service and as a district judge I would continue to serve the community. As district judge, I will bring my experiences, knowledge, an open mind and a level of calmness to the position,â Hanrahan, 55, said recently as he announced his intention to seek a nomination, during the May 18 primary election, for district court judge in Montgomery Countyâs Magisterial District Court 38-1-28, which includes Towamencin Township, part of Hatfield Township and the boroughs of Hatfield and Lansdale.
Norristown Area High School (moving Monday, May 3)
Parkside Shopping Center, Willow Grove (between Planet Fitness and Rally House)
Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell (moving Monday, May 3)
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale
Bethlehem Baptist Church, Spring House (Saturdays only)
Starting Monday, the Norristown High School clinic will move to the former JCPenney store at the King of Prussia Mall, and the community college clinic will move to the former Sears at the Montgomeryville Mall in Montgomery Township.
Except for St. John s, all other clinics require appointments, which can be made thorugh th e
Arkoosh said the move was in part to make it more convenient for county residents to be vaccinated.
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Registered nurse Pat DeHorsey draws a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine during a clinic at Montgomery County College in Blue Bell, Pa. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Montgomery County reported 1,214 new COVID-19 cases since last week. The average daily case count is now 173.4 cases and the grand total since the beginning of the pandemic is 56,696.
The county also reported 13 additional deaths since last Wednesday bringing the total to 1,289 confirmed deaths due to COVID-19.
Hospitalizations took a slight dip this week from 228 individuals last Wednesday to 226.
Overall, Dr. Valerie Arkoosh, chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners, says there’s good news.