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Fourth of July Parade: 11:30 a.m. July 4. Parade starts at Cheltenham Elementary School, Ashbourne Road and Front Street, continuing through Rowland Park and Cheltenham Village neighborhoods, finishing on Tookany Creek Parkway at Central Avenue.
Users Remember Michael Jackson
Jun 28, 2009 3:13 pm US/Eastern PHILADELPHIA 1 of 1 Michael Jackson performs on stage during is "HIStory" world tour concert at Ericsson Stadium on Nov.
Why Philadelphia hoagies have gone to seed
Maria Fargnoli picks up an order of fresh-out-of-the-oven rolls with sesame seeds at Sarcone's Bakery in South Philadelphia on June 26.
Gun Found In Sewer By PWD Workers
Two Philadelphia Water Department workers make a startling discovery of a gun inside a city sewer.
Netanyahu's big speech is largely what the leaks said it would be: He says he's up for a two-state solution and talks without preconditions.
Daniel Rubin: Foes of SEPTA garage find it hard to see past their own environment
Spent Memorial Day with friends in Wyncote - chicken on the grill, kids on the porch, and no sign of the peril that's got all the neighbors sticking placards in the ground warning: "Save Our Township." The threat? SEPTA wants to build a parking garage at the Jenkintown train station.
SEPTA Asks Riders About Their Drive to the Train
The battle over proposed parking garages at SEPTA regional rail stations has taken another step -- on paper.
Cheltenhams challenge across the Atlantic
TWO Cheltenhams are on their marks for a unique fitness challenge across the Atlantic.
A new Hope (Lodge) for patients, families
The American Cancer Society will unveil the AstraZeneca Hope Lodge, a 30,000-square-foot residential facility for cancer patients and their caregivers, Wednesday afternoon.
Still no clues, no motives in Bucks lawyer's execution
Eric Birnbaum was, according to those who knew him, a loyal and generous man with a fierce love of family.
Turtle gains in race to state status
Fourth graders from Glenside Elementary School sit in as guests as the Pennsylvania House approves the selection of the Eastern box turtle as state reptile.
Turtle gains in race to state status
Fourth graders from Glenside Elementary School sit in as guests as the Pennsylvania House approves the selection of the Eastern box turtle as state reptile.
Local officials dedicated two years and $200,000 to analyze the Route 611/263 corridor through Upper Moreland, Hatboro, Abington, Jenkintown and Cheltenham.
The Insider: Captain Janks tossed in jail
"Captain Janks," the crank-caller who made a name for himself on the Howard Stern show, is in Montgomery County Prison.
SEPTA plan to build parking garage draws protest from Montco neighbors
If you're a commuter driving to the Jenkintown-Wyncote train station around 8 a.m., the clock is ticking and it's your worst enemy.
Offstage with Pa. Ballet dancers
It was last summer when Brooke Moore figured she and her father had probably scared away a mountain lion.
Pa. man jailed in weapons case
A man who was described by his attorney as "self-reliant" and who "didn't trust the government" was sentenced yesterday to a year and a day in federal prison for being the middleman in a January 2003 transfer of an AK-47 assault rife with a shortened barrel, obliterated serial number and silencer.
Tribute to Cheltenham officer's 1946 death
Sixty-three years after Officer Edgar L. Peterson died en route to a call, the blue ranks closed around him yesterday with the dedication of a plaque in Cheltenham Township.
Officer honored 63 years after death
CHELTENHAM, Pa. - April 13, 2009 -- A Montgomery County police officer has been honored - 63 years after he died.
Bibi is back. Unlikely as it seemed after his resounding electoral defeat in 1999, Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of Israel's right-wing Likud Party, has returned triumphantly from the political wilderness and was inaugurated -- for the second time -- as prime minister last week.