NORRISTOWNÂ â The Montgomery County Planning Commission, in partnership with its consultant, NV5, has initiated work on studying the feasibility of the easternmost segment of Montgomery Countyâs Cross County Trail. This 6-mile-long segment, when completed, will begin at Welsh Road in Upper Dublin Township and terminate at the countyâs Pennypack Trail. The project may involve several municipalities, including Upper Dublin, Upper Moreland, Horsham, Hatboro, and Bryn Athyn.
âOnce completed, this important connection will link at least two other well-loved regional trails together, including the Power Line and Pennypack Trails,â said Val Arkoosh, chairwoman of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners. âIt is very exciting to see this work move forward, and we encourage residents to attend the upcoming public meeting and provide their feedback on this project.â
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The decision was unanimously approved during the April 1 Montgomery County Board of Elections meeting.
âThese relocations are being proposed because the current locations of these polling places are either not available for the upcoming election or the locations have requested that the polling place be moved,â said John Marlatt, solicitor for the countyâs election board.
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Members of the Montgomery County Board of Elections authorize changes to more than a dozen polling places during Thursday s meeting. Information courtesy Montgomery County Election Board
The changes will apply for the primary and general elections, according to a county spokesperson.
NORRISTOWN â A Philadelphia man is accused of multiple daytime residential burglaries and attempted burglaries in Montgomery, Delaware and Philadelphia counties, including one during which he allegedly performed a sex act in view of a 102-year-old woman.
Raheem White, 41, of the 200 block of East Montana Street, was arraigned before District Court Judge Patricia A. Zaffarano on charges of burglary, attempted burglary, criminal trespass, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, indecent assault and indecent exposure in connection with alleged incidents that occurred in the three counties between July 2020 and January 2021.
Zaffarano set bail at $1 million cash and White, unable to post bail, was remanded to the Montgomery County Correctional Facility to await an April 2 preliminary hearing on the charges.
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