Ambler business seeing boost as Flyers, Sixers playoff runs drives sales
Jackets n’ Things in Ambler has seen Flyers merchandise sales surge roughly 50% since the team’s playoff run began
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Lower Gwynedd Township to launch 2026 Road Paving Program May 11
The project is expected to continue for about one month
Major changes coming to parking in Ambler: What every driver needs to know before May 31
Residents and visitors are encouraged to begin using the new system immediately to avoid parking payment issues or violations
Wissahickon School District reaches special education settlements covering private school placements, tuition fund
WDS officials announced they have reached a settlement with four families
Wissahickon School District appoints new Student Services Director
Julie O’Malley will officially assume the role on July 6, 2026, replacing Kelle Heim-McCloskey
Woman facing 293 felony charges after allegedly defrauding Victoria’s Secret of nearly $1 million
Tiffany R. Halley, 41, of Cheltenham, is accused of generating $152,760 in profit while defrauding the store of more than $923,000 in retail value
Wissahickon School District seeks state approval after seniors fall just short of required instruction
According to a district update, seniors have completed 178 instructional days, which is two days short of Pennsylvania’s required 180-day minimum
Touch-a-Truck returns to Lower Gwynedd with new location
The annual Touch-A-Truck event will take place on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Upper Dublin warns families about targeted wave of hoax ‘swatting’ calls at schools
Several schools across Montgomery County were placed on lockdown or restricted access Monday
Ambler-based startup chosen to join Comcast
Local startup Nextgres has been selected from more than 1,300 applicants
Lane closures planned on Horsham Road, nearby routes for remainder of week
Drivers should expect delays this week as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation begins resurfacing work on key local roads
Today is the final day to share your input on Wissahickon School District’s communication practices
The anonymous survey is now open and will remain available through May 5
Police launch new program that could save lives of vulnerable residents
The new voluntary program helps police better assist elderly, memory-impaired, and neurodiverse individuals during emergencies
Wissahickon coach honored by Philadelphia Eagles
Coach Michael Reimel, who leads the girls’ flag football program at Wissahickon High School, has been named the Week 4 High School Coach of the Week
Deadline alert: Today is your last chance to register to vote in Pennsylvania primary
Voters who wish to participate in the May 19 primary must be registered by Monday, May 4
BREAKING: Person struck and killed by SEPTA train; service suspended on multiple lines, according to reports
The incident was reported at approximately 11:22 a.m. at the Elkins Park Train Station
Gypsy Hill Road to close for sewer construction work in Lower Gwynedd next week
The closure will take place from Wednesday, May 6, through Monday, May 11, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. each weekday
Whitpain Township officials break ground on historic Community Center project
Leaders gathered to mark the ceremonial groundbreaking of what is being called the largest public project in Whitpain Township’s history
Environmental lecture to teach residents about lawn-to-meadow transformation
The event will explore how homeowners can convert traditional lawns into thriving native meadows
Ambler police warn drivers about unpaid parking tickets and towing
The Ambler Borough Police Department is alerting both residents and out-of-town commuters about increased enforcement
