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North Penn Now

Welcome to North Penn Now! We are a veteran-owned, hyper-local news service serving the North Penn region of southeastern Pennsylvania. Launched in August 2018, our mission is to empower our community and our readers by providing accurate, up-to-the-minute information in regards to news, incidents, elections, events, l

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northpennnow.com > news > one-person-has-died-after-a-two-vehicle-car-crash-in-franconia

One person has died after a two-vehicle car crash in Franconia – North Penn Now

15+ hour, 52+ min ago   (222+ words) One person has died from a two-vehicle car crash on the 100 block of Cowpath Road in Franconia Township on Sunday afternoon. The Franconia Township Police Department, along with assistance from the Hatfield Police Department, Towamecin Police Department, and the Montgomery…...

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northpennnow.com > news > one-vehicle-occupant-in-critical-condition-after-two-car-collision-in-franconia

One vehicle occupant in critical condition after two-car collision in Franconia

18+ hour, 12+ min ago   (215+ words) At least one vehicle occupant is in critical condition after two cars collided in Franconia Sunday afternoon. A gray sedan and a silver sedan were involved in a head on crash on the 100 block of Cowpath Road on Sept. 13 at…...

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northpennnow.com > news > public-safety > lower-salford-police-warn-residents-of-fake-officer-jury-duty-warrant-scam

Lower Salford Police warn residents of fake officer, jury duty warrant scam

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (225+ words) Lower Salford Township Police are warning residents about a phone scam in which callers are impersonating township police officers and claiming victims face arrest for missing jury duty. Police said the department has received numerous reports from residents who were…...

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northpennnow.com > news > public-safety > upper-gwynedd-residents-can-add-homes-to-townships-no-knock-registry

Upper Gwynedd residents can add homes to township’s ‘No Knock Registry’ – North Penn Now

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (346+ words) Upper Gwynedd Township residents who would rather not have door-to-door solicitors showing up at their homes can add their addresses to the township’s “No Knock Registry,” police reminded residents. The registry was established under a township ordinance as a way…...

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northpennnow.com > news > public-safety > callowhill-road-to-close-for-nearly-2-weeks-for-pavement-repairs

Callowhill Road to close for nearly 2 weeks for pavement repairs

4+ day, 18+ hour ago   (220+ words) Drivers traveling between Hilltown Township and Perkasie Borough will face a nearly two-week weekday detour beginning Monday as PennDOT crews undertake pavement repairs on Callowhill Road. Callowhill Road will be closed between Hilltown Pike and Fifth Street from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays…...

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northpennnow.com > news > public-safety > bucks-county-sheriff-warns-of-scammers-impersonating-deputies-demanding-money

Bucks County sheriff warns of scammers impersonating deputies, demanding money – North Penn Now

4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (534+ words) The Bucks County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about an ongoing scam in which callers impersonate sheriff’s deputies, threaten potential victims and demand money, sometimes while using the names of actual law enforcement officers and spoofing official phone numbers. The…...

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northpennnow.com > feature > rescue-of-the-week-gertrude-a-5-year-old-bulldog

Rescue of the Week: Gertrude, a 5-year-old bulldog

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (150+ words) North Penn Now Gertrude is a lovable 50-pound girl with a big smile and an even bigger heart. After spending her earlier years as a mill mom, she’s now discovering the simple joys of life as a beloved companion. She…...

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northpennnow.com > news > mcccs-power-your-growth-professional-development-week-set

MCCC’s ‘Power Your Growth’ professional development week set

6+ day, 41+ min ago   (95+ words) This year’s theme, “Power Your Growth,” will feature several topics, including but not limited to: This is a great collaboration opportunity to share insights, showcase projects, present research findings and network with fellow professionals in the education field. Proposals for…...

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northpennnow.com > news > courts > montgomery-township-man-pleads-guilty-in-child-sexual-abuse-material-case

Montgomery Township man pleads guilty in child porn case, after prosecutors withdrew or declined to pursue 110 charges – North Penn Now

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (471+ words) A Montgomery Township man accused of possessing and disseminating child sexual abuse material pleaded guilty Wednesday to one felony count of child pornography, and had 12 other felonies dismissed. William Marquis Martin, 44, of Meadow Glen Road, entered the plea during a…...

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northpennnow.com > news > public-safety > upper-gwynedd-police-investigating-domestic-related-stabbing-incident-near-reading-circle

Upper Gwynedd Police investigating domestic-related stabbing incident near Reading Circle

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (204+ words) Upper Gwynedd Township Police are investigating a domestic-related incident that drew a police and emergency medical response to the Reading Circle area Wednesday morning. Officers were called to the area of Church Road and Reading Circle at about 9:30 a.m., according to…...