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10/16/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> UPSD Approves Teachers Contract;
>>> Pennsburg Shelter Asks Council to House Women;
>>> Solid Finish Propels Indians to Districts;
>>> Safest Hospital System in Pennsylvania;
>>> Haunted Campground
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Pennsburg Man Faces Attempted Homicide Charge;
>>> Hatfield Man Receives Sentence for Marlborough Assault;
>>> Budget Discussions Dominate Marlborough Meeting;
>>> MontCo Drug Take Back Day Oct 25th;
>>> Upper Frederick Approves Revised SALDO Ordinances;
>>> UPSB Rejects ‘Wear Red for Respect’ Proposal;
>>> Major Upper Hanover Authority Project to Go To Bid;
>>> Lower Frederick Discusses Zieglerville Road Sewer Plan;
>>> Red Hill Approves Food Truck Ordinance Change;
>>> Green Lane Honored for 150th Anniversary;
>>> Casino Bus Trip to Parx Casino;
‘>>> Colorful Inspirations—Near and Far' at the Mennonite >>> Heritage Center;
>>> Tribe’s Goal Line Stand Clinches Division Title;
>>> Indians Volleyball Wins Final Match;
>>> Tribe Girls Lose Soccer Season Finale;
>>> Yesavage Absorbs ALCS Loss;
>>> Boyle Leading Fighting Scots;
>>> and much, much more.

10/09/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> East Greenville Approves Fireworks Ordinance;
>>> Trumbauersville Updates Water Woes;
>>> Indians Rout Upper Merion;
>>> Local Publisher Highlighted by PA State Association;
>>> Frolic Celebrates the Apple;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Quakertown Man Facing Sexual Assault Charges;
>>> Bucks DA Seeks Victims in Shop Owner Case;
>>> Pennsburg Man Accused of Stealing Mail;
>>> Skippack Supervisor Facing New Charges
>>> Update on Route 663/Allentown Road Intersection Project;
>>> Camp Camino Gets Sewer Easement from Bally;
>>> No Tax Increase Planned for Upper Frederick;
>>> Deer Harvest Starts in New Hanover Township;
>>> Hereford Board Reorganizes with New Member;
>>> Phone Scam Alert: Caller Claims to be MontCo Deputy Sheriff;
>>> Tuition Reimbursement for Medical School Students;
>>> St. Luke’s Cuts Ribbon on Expanded ER;
>>> Goschenhoppen Historians’ Halloween History Program;
>>> Local Coaches Win PIAA, NHFS Honors;
>>> Tuesday Pottsgrove Senior Recognition Night;
>>> Traynor Earns PSAC Weekly Honors;
>>> Kuzmission Paces Tribe at Paul Short Invitational;
>>> and much, much more.

10/02/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> UPSD Studies Cost of Two Buildings;
>>> Upper Frederick Approves Open Space Referendum;
>>> Indians Post Milestone Win Over PJP;
>>> First Energy Corporation Donates $15,000 to Boyertown Area Multi-Service to Fight Hunger;
>>> 14th Annual Bird and Wildlife Festival;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>>Upper Perk Police Arrest R**e Suspect;
>>> Excessive 911 Calls Leads to Douglass Township Charges;
>>> Upper Frederick Man Faces Gun Charges;
>>> Skippack Supervisor Faces Maryland Charges;
>>> No In-Law Suite Ordinance in Washington Twp., Yet;
>>> Lower Frederick Updates Polling Locations;
>>> Upper Frederick Updates Blantrye Subdivision;
>>> Our Readers Vote;
>>> MontCo Prepares for November Election with Enhanced Voter Services;
>>> Sen. Pennycuick Kicks Off Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Area YMCA’s;
>>> St. Luke’s Cuts Ribbon on Expanded ER;
>>> Halloween Parade Scheduled for Oct. 26;
>>> Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds Invites Veterans to Resource Fair;
>>> Who are the Pennsylvania Dutch?;
>>> Tribe Hockey Posts PAC Winning Streak;
>>> Tribe Girls Drop Two PAC Games;
>>> Balance Carries Tribe to Final Victory;
>>> Indians Lean on Grit Despite Inexperience;
>>> Indians Lose Close Match to Upper Merion;
>>> Tribe Girls Win Beast of the East Flight;
>>> Yesavage Earns First MLB Win;
>>> and much, much more.

09/25/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Water Pressure Sinks in Trumbauersville;
>>> Pennsburg Manager Calls Budget Deficit Workable;
>>> Tribe Blows Out Pottsgrove;
>>> UPVCC Celebrates Local Excellence at Annual Celebration;
Green Lane Celebrates 150th;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Green Lane Cuts Ribbon on Trail;
>>> AG Warns of Government Imposter Scam Involving Threats of Arrest;
>>> Voter Registration Deadline Oct. 20;
>>> St. Luke’s Identified as an Exemplar in Safety;
>>> Area Lions Begin Free Fall Vision and Hearing Screenings at Local Schools;
>>> The Open Link Hosts Holiday Card Contest and Fundraiser;
>>> 18th Annual Fall Stahl's Pottery Festival;
>>> Master Gardner to Speak at UPV Library;
>>> UPV Library to Host Authors of ‘The Adriatic Affair’;
>>> Reserve Seats for Special Programs Saturday and Sunday Now;
>>> Yesavage Celebrates Blue Jays Playoff Berth;
>>> Indians Streak to Three Wins;
>>> Mumford Posts Low Score at PAC Tourney;
>>> Graves, Sledgen Lose at PAC Singles Championship;
>>> Tribe Water Polo Sweeps Lower Merion;
>>> and much, much more.

09/22/2025

PennDOT announced today that roadway repair will close Route 29 (Gravel Pike) in Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery County.

Motorists are advised of the following travel restriction:

Monday, September 29, through Thursday, October 2, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Route 29 (Gravel Pike) will be closed and detoured between Palm Hill Road and Tollgate Road. During the closure, motorists will be directed to use Palm Hill Road, Bethesda Church Road, Kutztown Road, Route 100 (Main Street), and Tollgate Road.
Local access will be maintained up to the work zone. Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through or near the work area because backups and delays will occur. All scheduled activities are weather dependent.

09/18/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Marlborough, Green Lane Urged to Work Together on Sewer Problems;
>>> UPSD Approves Shorter Zoom License Agreement;
>>> VFW Official Clarifies Plans with Red Hill Council for New Facility;
>>> Tribe Girls Water Polo ‘Flashes Brilliance’;
>>> St. Luke’s First in Region to Use AI for X-Rays at All ERs;
>>> Ag Daze in Milford Township;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Marlborough Supervisors Neutral on Development Proposal;
>>> Act 537 Plan will Benefit Green Lane;
>>> Zoning Ordinance Amendment Passed in Douglass;
>>> Upper Salford Updates Baghurst Superfund Project;
>>> Hereford Board Welcomes New Member;
>>> Pottsgrove Manor to Host First-Ever History Talk and Happy Hour;
>>> Make Reservations Today for Quilt and the Reservoir Programs;
>>> Indians Run after Loss to Boyertown;
>>> Tribe Volleyball Posts First Win;
>>> Howard, Cox Clinch Grandview Points Titles;
>>> Tribe Sweeps PAC X-Country Tri-Meet;
>>> Doubles Teams Lead Tribe to Win;
>>> Tribe Soccer Loses Twice;
>>> Yesavage Fans Nine in MLB Debut;
>>> and much, much more.

09/12/2025

Good opportunity for students interested journalism, local government, or looking to earn some extra money. The Town and Country is looking for dedicated local people to report on municipal meetings in Quakertown borough and Milford Twp. in Bucks County. Possibly more opportunities in the near future. Meetings usually last one-hour + or -. Attend the meeting, pen your story at home, and email to us. If interested email [email protected] and we can discuss.

09/11/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Lower Frederick Opposes PA House Bill 502;
>>> East Greenville Fire Company Celebrates 125 Years of Service;
>>> Upper Hanover Express Concerns Over Motocross Event;
>>> Soccer Indians Continue Growth in Pottstown Win ;
UPVC Invites Community to Annual Celebration Honoring Local Leaders;
>>> Community Day;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Pennsburg Grants Developer Variance Discount;
>>> Milford Bridge Honors Local Veteran who Died in Vietnam;
>>> New Hanover Honors Freed Family for Store Centennial;
>>> PA State Police Troop M Announces Car Seat Events;
>>> The Open Link’s High School Equivalency Fall Sessions Begin; Tutors Needed;
>>> MontCo Recommits $500K Investment in Food Pantries;
>>> Create a Pipe Organ at Free Workshop;
>>> General Lafayette in America: 1824-1825;
>>> Green Lane Park Announces Sept. Educational Programs;
>>> Mayza, Trivino Pitch in Same Game;
>>> Daub Paces Tribe at Centaur Invitational;
>>> Indians End Scoring Drought, Losing Streak;
>>> Balanced Scoring Carries Indians Golf;
>>> Tribe Field Hockey Loses Twice;
>>> Doubles Teams Carry Indians to Win;
>>> Tribe Volleyball Loses to Phoenixville;
>>> Perk Valley Sweeps Tribe Water Polo;
>>> Adam Leads Tribe to Win;
>>> and much, much more.

09/04/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> UPSD Competes Water Treatment, Roof Repairs;
>>> Emergency Services Funding Sought in Washington Twp.;
>>> East Greenville Ready for 150th Anniversary Celebration;
>>> Competitive Indians Beat Perkiomen Valley in Field Hockey;
>>> PPL Foundation Seeks Nominations for Inspiring STEM Educators;
>>> What Did You Pay for Your Groceries;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> UPSD Approves Asbestos Change Orders ;
>>> Washington Twp. Hears Multiple Issues;
>>> PPL Foundation Seeks Nominations for Inspiring STEM Educators;
>>> A Story 150 Years in the Making;
>>> Commercial Rental Ordinance For Bally;
>>> Hereford Board Nominate New Member;
>>> New Website to Help Pennsylvanians Navigate New SNAP Work Requirements;
>>> St. Luke’s Ambulances Save Lives with Whole Blood;
>>> UP Class of 1961 Reunion;
>>> Learn About Beer, Saloons, and Temperance;
>>> Tribe Dominates Tigers for First Win;
>>> Strada Ends Victory Drought at Grandview;
>>> Tribe Water Polo Splits Season Opener;
>>> Sanfelice, Ulrich Advance in Team USA Hockey Program;
>>> Traynor Sisters Reunite for KU Hockey;
>>> Godshall Steps Up for Indians;
>>> Tribe Girls Soccer Shut Out Twice;
>>> Phillies Claim Tim Mayza;
>>> and much, much more.

08/28/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Residents Repeat Quarry Concerns at DEP Hearing;
>>> UPSD Votes to Enhance Internet Security;
>>> Tribe Loses to Bears in Overtime;
>>> Connell and Falk Funeral Homes & Crematory Unite;
>>> Green Lane – A Moment in History;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Douglass Welcomes New Police Officer;
>>> Upper Salford Hears Pollinator Pathway Presentation;
>>> MaUH Woman Facing Child Endangerment, Assault Charges;
>>> Quakertown Man Faces Weapon Charges;
>>> Marlborough Grants Dollar General Permit;
>>> Scheuren Announces Preservation of Farmland in New Hanover Township;
>>> 2025 Municipal Election Voter Education Efforts Launched;
>>> Troop 79G Attends High Adventure Florida Sea Base;
>>> Troop 108 Summer Camp;
>>> UPVCC/PerkUp Invites Community to September First Friday;
>>> The Heritage Center Has Two Exhibits for Art Lovers;
>>> PA Turnpike Ready for Increased Traffic during Labor Day Weekend;
>>> Life Long Learning Announces Fall 2025 Programs;
>>> Tribe Enters Rebuilding Process;
>>> Doubles Carry Indians to Win;
>>> Tribe Field Hockey Beats Quakertown;
>>> Tribe Golf Wins PAC Opener;
>>> Tribe Boys Soccer Loses Twice;
>>> Indians Girls Soccer to Rely on Depth, Experience;
>>> Mayza Pitches on Rehab Assignment;
>>> and much, much more.

08/21/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Roche: UPHS Safe for Students, Staff;
>>> Dollar Store Could Open Next Week;
>>> Green Lane Ready for 150th Anniversary Celebration;
>>> Indians Set Lofty Goals in 2025;
>>> Visiting Angels Opens in Quakertown;
>>> East Greenville – A Moment in History;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Douglass Welcomes New Police Officer;
>>> Upper Salford Hears Pollinator Pathway Presentation;
>>> Marlborough Approves Barn Auction;
>>> Red Hill Mayor Swears in New Council Member;
>>> Upper Fredrick Provides Update on Ivy Ridge Sewer Expenditures;
>>> Hereford Board Postpones Naming New Member;
>>> Montgomery County Announces Increased Fine for E-Bike Violations;
>>> Pride of Quakertown Celebrates $500,000 in Scholarships for Local Students;
>>> School Bus Passing and School Zone Speeding Violations Highest in MontCo;
>>> Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles to Host 59th Annual Duryea Day;
>>> Sanfelice, Emerging Offense to Lead Tribe;
>>> Tribe Tennis Opens with Non-League Loss;
>>> Buckwalter, Guldin Win at Grandview; Former Announcer Mourned;
>>> Three KU Athletes Earn Academic Awards;
>>> Norfolk Tides Release Stoudt;
>>> and much, much more.

08/14/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>>Pennsburg Looks to Settle 'Games of Chance' Suit;
>>> Boundary Change Proposed in Lower Frederick Twp.;
>>> Tribe Tennis Building ‘Competitive Culture’;
>>> PA NewsMedia Assoc. Celebrates 100th Anniversary;
>>> The 57th Goschenhoppen Folk Festival – Wie Mir Gesse Henne;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Upper Hanover Over-55 Development on Pause;
>>> Two Longtime New Hanover Police Officers to Retire;
>>> Upper Frederick Receives Budget Outline;
>>> St. Luke’s Dermatology Chairman Named to Influential National Position;
>>> AARP PA Warns Consumers about New Wave of ‘Wrong Number’ Text Scams;
>>> Halloween Parade Planning Committee Holds Kickoff Meeting;
>>> Green Lane Park Announces August Educational Programs;
>>> UPHS Coaches Favor Bill Separating Nonpublic Schools;
>>> Watt Wins Forrest Rogers Memorial;
>>> New Hanover Man Sets Maryland Fish Record;
>>> Dice, Godshall, Zimpfer to Anchor Tribe Golfers;
>>> Pirates Shift Mayza Rehab to Florida;
>>> and much, much more.

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