Hatfield News Archives

Two Philadelphia men Monday received probation after admitting to stealing a car in Lansdale and then crashing it in Hatfield Township while being pursued by police.

A teen who was arrested Aug. 9 in the burglary of the Hitters Coop on Bethlehem Pike in Hatfield Township was charged Monday with a second burglary and two attempted burglaries.

A teen who was arrested Aug. 9 in the burglary of the Hitters Coop on Bethlehem Pike in Hatfield Township was charged Monday with a second burglary and two attempted burglaries.

Uncertain about state funding, the North Penn School District is cutting an elementary school's full-day kindergarten pilot program and four instructional coaching positions.

Hatfield Borough Council unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday to adopt its revitalization plan that was recently approved by the Montgomery County Planning Commission.

The Northern Lehigh School District is moving ahead with plans to renovate Slatington Elementary School.

A former nursing home aide has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of an elderly Alzheimer's patient who was fed scalding hot cereal last fall.

A former nursing home aide has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of an elderly Alzheimer's patient who was fed scalding hot cereal last fall.

Properties vandalized: A Hatfield Township man and his accomplice spray-painted numerous properties in Lansdale, causing more than $12,000 damage, police said.

A former nursing home aide has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of an elderly Alzheimer's patient who was fed scalding hot cereal last fall.

A former resident assistant at an elder care facility in Montgomery County, Pa. has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of an Alzheimer's patient who died last year after being severely burned by his breakfast cereal.

Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas July 13-16: CHALFONT Steven J. Kornock, 22, Hatfield, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of controlled substance Feb.

A Lansdale man who ripped off two area cab drivers is going to jail. Ryan J. Culley, 20, of the 300 block of Courtland Street, was sentenced to six to 23 months in the Montgomery County Prison after pleading guilty Monday to two robberies.

Two sales in the northern Pennsylvania suburbs will offer opportunities next week to bid on dolls with wardrobes and the remainder of the contents of a New Hope antiques dealer's home - including a reminder of his Pine Street origins.