Eagleville News

Montgomery County's plans for a $25 million, 512-bed jail expansion are on lockdown over a sewer authority's demands for millions in permit fees.

To work or not to workmany new moms grapple with that issue. Some moms decide to stay home for months or years, if it is economically feasible.

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The merging or closing of stores can be a sign of tough economic times, but there is often a silver lining for consumers.

Sowsan Salaam is 12, a sweet girl with braces and a wide smile. The sixth grader at Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander-University of Pennsylvania Partnership School in West Philadelphia is also a really, really good speller.

A 50-bed hospital tent, one of eight that Pennsylvania is rolling out for disaster response, came to Montgomery County yesterday to train local authorities in its use.

With more companies "going green" it makes it harder and harder for consumers to determine what is a green product verses a product that is being green washed.

Kmart , facing a harsher climate for retail, will close two Philadelphia-area stores and cut 109 jobs, according to notices filed with the state.

Kmart plans to close stores in Eagleville and Norristown and lay off 109 workers.

The K-Mart store in the Sanatoga Village Center remains open for business, at least for now, while others in Norristown PA and Eagleville PA prepare to close by the end of May, Sears Holdings Corp.

The two University of Pennsylvania students hospitalized with meningitis are improving, a university spokesman said.

Barbara and Howard Glatter of Langhorne announce the engagement of their daughter, Elise Nicole Glatter, to David Hyman Derewitz, son of the late Barbara Derewitz of Eagleville and Michael Derewitz of Atlanta.

Two SE Pennsylvania lawmakers are hosting a Disease and Disability Resource Expo to help provide constituents with a healthy start to the new year.

A Pennsylvania woman is suing Crocs Inc. after her 6-year-old son's foam clog got stuck in an escalator at the National Aquarium in Baltimore in April, injuring his toe.

An accident on an escalator at the National Aquarium has led to a lawsuit. A woman is suing the maker of the popular Crocs footwear for millions after her son mangled his toe last spring The Sun reported.

Dec. 4--A Pennsylvania mother yesterday filed a multimillion-dollar federal lawsuit against the makers of the popular Crocs footwear after her 6-year-old son's shoe was caught and trapped in an escalator at the ...