School Safety Upgrades Demanded, Town Hall Over Parking Issues: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — Parents want answers following a scandal involving 10 members of the Cheltenham Township High School football team which led to the resignation of the schools superintendent.

Meanwhile, Hatboro is mulling parking regulations in some sections of the borough.

This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in eastern Montgomery County:

Parents Demand Safety Improvements At Cheltenham Schools

Following charges against 10 people for the assault of a Cheltenham Township High School football player, parents are demanding safety improvements. (Read More)

Ash Carter Courtyard Under Construction

Construction is now underway on the soon-to-be Ash Carter Courtyard at Abington Senior High School. A groundbreaking recently took place for the project honoring the late U.S. Secretary of Defense. (Read More)

Parking Regulation Changes Mulled In Hatboro

The borough will hold the town hall on Sept. 14, at Borough Hall, 414 South York Road, to allow residents to discuss the proposed parking changes, provide feedback, propose additional changes, etc. (Read More)

Man Strangled Wife To Death In Bucks County Home

A Bristol Borough man was charged Friday with the strangulation death of his wife during a domestic incident at their home on Thursday morning. (Read More)

New Mural Decorates Hatboro Bridge

This summer, Hatboro-Horsham High School art students created a mural on the York Road Bridge, designed to welcome new residents and celebrate Hatboro’s history. (Read More)