Huntingdon Valley News

Goring death...G-8 pledge...Gathering evidence a0450 PAMPLONA, Spain The running of the bulls has taken a deadly turn in Pamplona, Spain.

Inquirer staff writer Zoe Tillman reports: The state Human Relations Commission announced today that they will begin "an immediate investigation" into allegations that The Valley Swim Club in Huntingdon Valley engaged in racial discrimination.

A retired pastor from Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley accused of sexually propositioning a 15-year-old girl over the Internet has pleaded guilty.

Three people from upstate Pennsylvania are headed to trial in Montgomery County, accused of stealing cash and musical instruments from two churches.

A Philadelphia camp director says parents of minority children who were asked not to return to a suburban private pool are considering legal action.

The Upper Southampton Board of Supervisors hold a public meeting with representatives of the Centennial School District to discuss amending the existing Tamanend Park Master Plan Map to allow construction of a new elementary school.

Christina Lewyckyj breathed a great sigh of relief Tuesday night. She has played softball at Tamanend Park for three years, developing a sense of team spirit and self-confidence with the Southampton Girls Club, in which 230 girls participated this year.

For Damian Dachowski, holiday meals always include a significant portion of political conversation.

A company formed this year has bought the Bookbinder's Soup and Seasonings line from Stephens' Original Foods Co.

It's hard enough to find time to enjoy the company of your spouse and kids. The thought of having to cram everyone into an uninviting room can make it even more difficult.

Federal and Pennsylvania officials probing theft allegations against Bonnie Sweeten have been asked to investigate a $100,000 loan that the purported borrower - Sweeten's former boss - says she knew nothing about.

A psychiatrist and author just back from visiting Iran says there is deep disaffection with the government that is unlikely to be stamped out.

Mister Big, with driver Brad Hanners, rallied down the final stretch to edge Winbak Speed by a neck to win the 16th running the Dan Patch Invitational Pace Saturday at Hoosier Park.

Amanda and Erik Rothbard, along with big brother Brandon of Huntingdon Valley, announce the birth of their daughter and sister, Aubrey Eve, on April 16.

The brute force of the recession earlier this year turned back the clock on Americans' personal wealth to 2004 and wiped out a staggering $1.33 trillion as home values shrank and investments withered.

Gail and Michael Rosen of Huntingdon Valley announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Lynn, to Albert Michael Berkheimer, son of the late Jessica Seabold and the late Albert Berkheimer.

An Ohio County chiropractic business is suing a referral service because it "cold called" potential clients in violation of the agreement.

A Bucks County man has been indicted in five bank robberies that date to September 2006, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced yesterday.

On May 29; June 5, 12, 19, 26; July 10, 17, 20, 24, 31; and Aug. 7, the law school outreach committee of the public interest section of the Philadelphia Bar Association will host the "Summer Brown Bag Lunch Series" from noon to 1:30 p.m., at the bar association, 1101 Market St.

June is bustin' out all over, and golf outings for good causes help make the month a hole in one.