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Group looking to save Warminster space history
Determined to save what he believes is a significant part of history, Michael Maguire is hoping to turn the former Naval Air Development Center in Warminster into a museum. The only thing standing in his way is the $250,000 needed to get the project off the ground. Read Story
Glenside Elementary School building set to be demolished
The final days of students walking through the halls of the old Glenside Elementary are gone.
The building, which has stood at 400 Harrison Ave. for more than 52 years, will be demolished, beginning March 15.
“There’s a lot of emotion. It’s funny how you can become attached to the building,” said Anne Spector, director of communication for the School District of Cheltenham Township.Read Story
While duct-taping your teacher to the wall might be a dream come true for some students, at Evans Elementary School the event was actually a… Read More
SLIDE SHOW: Evans students stick it to teachers and principal
Relocating to Oreland last year was so perfect for the Rev. Kay Braun that it felt like divine intervention. Read More
Pastor marks one-year anniversary at Christ's Lutheran Church
Just about a month after Thomas Bellezza, 50, of Hatboro, allegedly fatally beat a Horsham man with a baseball bat over a former girlfriend, he… Read More
Hatboro man charged with beating waives hearing
In a world where conflict breeds familiarity, it is easy to feel at home watching a play written by Bruce Graham. The Philadelphia native takes the… Read More
Bruce Graham at the top of his game
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The "Outta Leftfield" Weblog
Mike Morsch has been executive editor of Montgomery Newspapers since 2003. His award-winning humor column "Outta Leftfield" has been recognized by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association, the Suburban Newspapers of America and the Philadelphia Press Association.
Renewing the Voice
Andy Stettler, Video and Web Editor, catalogs the advancement of Montgomery Newspapers as it enters the digital age and increases its presence on the Web. Stettler writes on a variety of subjects including social networking, multimedia journalism and print and web promotion in order to connect readers with what happens behind the scenes.
Tents for Haiti
There is a 30-year connection or more between the Souderton area and the Haitian village, Cote de Fer. When the earthquake struck Haiti in early January, 27 members of the Souderton community were in Cote de Fer working to provide the village with clean water. This blog will catalog the Souderton community's work with its Haitian sister village. "One person alone cannot rebuild a village, but as a community together we can."
Second String Thoughts
Kevin McGuire is a Souderton resident and covers the Philadelphia, Penn State and Pennridge sports scenes from a local point of view. McGuire is also a national college football writer and has been covering Penn State football since 2009.
"Dadography" from Parents Express
Follows the ups, downs and sideways of learning how to be a father. From the scrapes and bruises to the discipline and exhaustion, Daniel Sean Kaye, editor of Parents Express magazine, strives to convey the wonder and frustration of being a parent today.