Hatboro News

Due to the weather, the Hatboro Summer Fun Festival and Carnival has decided to postpone the annual fireworks display until Monday.

It's the perfect time to put your feet to the pavement-or grass-in search of the best yard sale deals around.

The May 21 primary brought out just 7 percent of Philadelphia voters in an election that saw losses for a number of LGBT candidates, but victories for some allies.

Construction is expected to begin "soon" on a new home for Hatboro District Judge Paul Leo's court.

Political newcomer and Hatboro businessman Bill Godshall wasn't surprised at defeating sitting mayor and fellow Democrat Norm Hawkes in Tuesday's primary election.

Two Democrats. One spot on the general election ballot. Tuesday's primary will determine which Democrat contender for Hatboro Mayor is the favored candidate in the November election.

An incident involving a Hatboro-Horsham School District bus and a SEPTA train caused at least one onlooker enough concern to snap a photo and seek help from the media.

It was a close call for a group of students after a crossing gate hit the top of a school bus.

Best Line Equipment held a symbolic ground breaking for its newest location in West Chester, Pa., on May 15.

Stay and play. That's the hope of The Union Library of Hatboro as far as visitors to its kids room.

Hatboro will be $25,000 closer to restarting the hands of time, an official told Patch.

Just in case you missed a day at Hatboro-Horsham Patch, which can happen but shouldn't , here's a look at the top headlines this week: Following a two-day Food Network renovation and filming for "Restaurant Impossible" Edibles Restaurant & Pub unveils a new name, look.

Upper Moreland School District has announced that a special action meeting is scheduled for May 20 at 7:30 p.m., at the Upper Moreland Intermediate School, located at 3990 Orangeman's Road in Hatboro.

An alleged Philadelphia heroin dealer whose criminal rap sheet dates back to 1999 had his day in Hatboro District Court postponed.

Borough: Coffee Shop Opened without Permit The future of the retail space within Hatboro Lofts is largely dependent upon the property owner's compliance with the borough, an offici... Nine-Year-Old Speaks Out on Proposed School Cuts Budget negotiations and deficit reduction are not usually topics that enter the radars of nine-year-old boys.

Donte Reid, a 1998 Upper Moreland High School and Eastern Center for Arts and Technology graduate has been watching family members work on their own cars since he was 14.

Hatboro residents should be wary of parking their vehicles-or bicycles-overnight in borough parking lots following two recent thefts.

Manja Pizza had survived Hurricane Sandy and the prospect of torrential flooding and damage, but apparently could not sustain the five-year lease its owners inked last year.

Its phone number has been disconnected, its doors are locked and most of the furniture inside the 3,400-square-foot Maine Star Coffee has been removed.

Nourishing Storm is creating quite a stir in Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia counties, teaming up with the Moy Yat Martial Intelligence Studio in Hatboro, offering weekly Yoga class, private sessions, workshops and parties; creating "Nourishing" paths to total wellness through the harmony between Yoga and food.