Montgomery County's treasurer and its Office of Public Health are working together to ensure pets receive their rabies vaccines and, if appropriate, get licensed too on Saturday in Norristown.
Limerick Edition
Montgomery County's treasurer and its Office of Public Health are working together to ensure pets receive their rabies vaccines and, if appropriate, get licensed too on Saturday in Norristown.
Phoenixville Hospital is sponsoring discussions of shoulder problems during September in Limerick, and of hip and knee pain during October in Phoenixville.
The Limerick Generating Station, which relies upon two nuclear reactors owned by Exelon Corp. to produce energy used by consumers and businesses alike, will hold an open house tonight from 4-7 p.m.
The walkathon, which attracted support from the Lansdale area, offered a portion of its proceeds to The Nature Conservancy to help plant more trees.
Thirty-six cases involving individuals from Pottstown, Stowe, Boyertown, and Gilbertsville are among dozens being offered amnesty from bench warrant arrests if they make arrangements to pay child support owed.
In an effort to keep children safe inside their homes, the county district attorney is collecting unwanted guns during September. The Pottstown and Lower Salford police departments are drop-off points.
Montgomery County has released a phone app to help its residents report a crime on the spot. Its introduction corresponds with tonight's National Night Out events.
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