Horsham News

The Spring-Ford Area School District's board of education anonymously approved a mutual agreement to end a two-year contract between outsourced janitorial company Jani-King and the district at Tuesday night's regular meeting.

Next to the lawnmower, leaf blower and garden tools, Fred Raab has a pretty significant piece of aviation history resting in his garage.

For those of us enjoying a staycation today away from bustling boardwalks and crazy summertime traffic, here's a list of what's open and closed today, in celebration of Memorial Day.

Students at Hatboro-Horsham High School didn't need to see a smashed-up car, or drive golf carts around while wearing "impairment" goggles to witness the devastation that can accompany drinking and driving.

Hatboro-Horsham School District and Horsham police are investigating how an unauthorized email was distributed to hundreds of high school students early Wednesday containing each pupils' class rank and grade point average.

Are you looking for something different to do for this extended holiday weekend than grill and spend time outside? Check out these area events.

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For the quarter ended April 30, Toll Brothers earned $16.9 million, or 10 cents a share, compared with a loss of $20.8 million, or 12 cents, in the year-earlier quarter.

A criminal defense attorney contends that "every case" that ex-cop John Becker assisted with could potentially be jeopardized and Montgomery County may have been "exposed to liability." Becker, 42, of Horsham, a 17-year Hatboro Police veteran, as well as a special county detective for the Montgomery County Drug Task Force for more than a decade, is ... (more)

Looking to save money? Try one of these three trips you can enjoy on just one tank of gas: the Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill, the World Series of Bikes inA Breinigsville and historic Fallsington in Levittown.

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The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said Thursday that 42-year-old John Becker of Horsham from late 2009 to early 2011 forced informants to make drug buys on his behalf under the guise of assisting with undercover drug investigations.

The House of Representatives this week unanimously approved a bill that would levy fines and points on driver's licenses for those who ignore barricades during floods.

The Horsham branch of the U.S. Post Office was inadvertently listed as one of 140 mail processing locations for possible consolidation, according to a U.S. Postal Service spokeswoman.

A decorated police officer that had worked for the Hatboro Police Department until last spring is facing numerous charges related to his alleged misuse of authority to obtain drugs during a two-year period.

State Rep. Tom Murt is trying to right injustices dating back more than 40 years.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will start construction Tuesday, May 29 on the $987,617 project to rehabilitate the structurally deficient stone arch bridge carrying Route 152 over Little Neshaminy Creek in Horsham and Montgomery townships, Montgomery County.

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One lane of the structurally deficient Limekiln Pike bridge connecting Horsham and Montgomery townships has been closed for two years.

A In September 2011, Buckingham Township's assistant roadmaster Wayne Ewer and Lingohocken assistant fire chief Dave James risked their lives to pull a driver from his pickup, which got stuck in floodwaters during Tropical Storm Lee.