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12/04/2025

QCSB Approves Tax Limit; Extends Superintendent’s Contract;
>>> Cunningham, McCarrick Retain UPSB Leadership Roles;
>>> DEP Holding Landfill Meeting in Douglass Twp.;
>>> Lower Frederick Seeks Grant for Park Upgrades;
>>> PPL Electric Utilities Contributes $750,000 to Improve Children’s Education;
>>> Burnt Bennett's Gold No Surprise for Tribe;
>>> Burnt Turkey x 10;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Souderton Man Facing Underage S*x Charges;
>>> No Tax Increase for East Greenville;
>>> Hereford Township Officials Follow Up on Dog Complaint;
>>> Boyertown Vehicle Museum Celebrates 60 Years;
>>> UPV Winter Tree Lighting Festival;
>>> Enjoy ‘Traveling’ To Europe at December’s Brown Bag Lecture;
>>> Lesko, Jefferson Lose in NCAA Soccer Playoffs;
>>> Tribe Football Dominates All-PAC Honors;
>>> Indians Look to Continue Growth;
>>> and much, much, more.

11/26/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> QCSB Approves Tax Limit; Extends Superintendent’s Contract;
>>> UPSD Receives Additional Funds from State Budget;
>>> PPL Electric Utilities Contributes $750,000 to Improve Children’s Education;
>>> Tribe Relying on Improved Athleticism;
>>> PPL Foundation Supports Emergency Food Access for Communities Across PA;
>>> Quakertown Christmas Tree Lighting;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Washington Twp. Approves Fire Hydrant Ordinance;
>>> Quakertown Borough Outlines 2026 Budget;
>>> MontCo Releases Proposed 2026 Budget and Capital >>> Improvement Plan;
>>> Christmas Market Offers Shopping, Exhibits, and Food;
>>> Heritage Center Receives Funding for 2026 Exhibit and Programs;
>>> Ttribe Football Dominates All-PAC Honors;
>>> Lesko Advances in NCAA Division II Playoffs;
>>> Grandview Sets 2026 Schedule;
>>> Greaves’ Leads Panthers to Victory;
>>> and much, much more.

11/20/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Marlborough Adds Fire Tax to 2026 Budget;
>>> UPSB Votes to Limit Future Tax Hike;
>>> PPL Electric Utilities Contributes $750,000 to Improve Children’s Education;
>>> St. Luke’s Hospitals Earn ‘A’ Grade for Safety;
>>> Warrior Run Supports Team, MontCo Heroes;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Loose Dogs Disrupt Hereford Neighborhood;
>>> East Greenville Seeks Permanent Parking Solution;
>>> School to Accept Cash for Tickets;
>>> Green Lane Tax Mil Increase;
>>> Upper Salford Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Budget;
>>> Upper Frederick Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Budget;
>>> No Rise in Taxes; Balanced Budget for Red Hill;
>>> MontCo Releases Proposed 2026 Budget and Capital Improvement Plan;
>>> UPSD Honors Distinguished Service Award Winners;
>>> St. Luke’s Hospitals Earn A Grades for Safety;
>>> PPL Foundation Supports Emergency Food Access for Communities Across PA;
>>> Colonial Christmas Weekend at the Hiester House;
>>> Enjoy Holiday Traditions, Markets, And Tours;
>>> Glitzy Holiday Gala at The Birches;
>>> Traynor Sisters, KU Hockey, Advance to Semifinals;
>>> Straup Earns Rookie of the Year Award;
>>> Grandview Sets 2026 Schedule;
>>> Greaves Leads Prep Panthers to 2-0 Start;
>>> Panthers Win EPL Opener;
>>> Boys Indoor Track Team Draws Large Numbers;
>>> Panthers Open with Consecutive Losses;
>>> and much, much more.

11/14/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Former Custodian Facing Child P**n Charge;
>>> Pennsburg Rejects Shelter Request;
>>> Removal of the Hometown Hero Banners;
>>> Panthers Utilize Depth, Defense for 2-0 Start;
>>> Wizards Dazzle Crowd in Fun Exhibition;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Pottstown Man Admits to New Hanover Shooting;
>>> Pennsburg Tables Christmas Parade Motion;
>>> Public Hearing on Zoning Change Cancelled in Upper Hanover;
>>> Douglass Twp. Begins Budget Review;
>>> Lower Frederick to Advertise 2026 Budget;
>>> Lower Salford Avoids Tax Hike in 2026;
>>> New Hanover Plans to Raise Taxes;
>>> Possible Real Estate Tax Increase for Trumbauersville;
>>> Election Update;
>>> Milford Township Adopts Volunteer Firefighter Award Program;
>>> Upper Frederick Approves SALDO Revisions;
>>> Annual Scouting For Food Drive – Saturday, November 15;
>>> Teen Creates Allergy Aware Food Pantry;
>>> The Fries Rebellion’ Movie: Historical Presentation;
>>> Stahl’s Pottery Holding Holiday Season Three-Day Event;
>>> Boyle Earns NCAC Offensive Honors;
>>> KU Loses PSAC Title Game;
>>> Porrata Takes Over Tribe Boys Wrestlers;
>>> and much, much more.

11/07/2025

PennDOT announced today that the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is planning bridge construction on Kumry Road in Milford Township, Bucks County.

Motorists are advised of the following travel restriction:

Mon. Nov. 10, through Fri. Nov. from 9 AM to 3 PM, Kumry Road will be closed and detoured between Rosenberger Road and Walnut Lane. Kumry Road passenger vehicles will be directed to use Allentown Road, Route 663 (John Fries Highway), and Krammes Road. Large trucks will be directed to use Main Street, Broad Street, Tollgate Road, Route 309 (West End Boulevard), and Route 663 (John Fries Highway).

Local access will be maintained up to the work zone. Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling near the work area because backups and delays will occur. All scheduled activities are weather dependent.

11/06/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Record Voter Turnout for Montgomery County;
>>> Upper Hanover to Consider Zoning Map Amendment;
>>> East Greenville Resident Creates Parking Issues;
>>> Tribe Displays Fight in District Playoff Loss;
>>> PPL Foundation Celebrates 10 years;
>>> William Jennings Bryan Comes to Town;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> DA Charges East Greenville Man in Gang Shooting;
>>> Lower Frederick Discusses Property Issues;
>>> Quakertown Superintendent Wins Innovation Award;
>>> Tax Hike Ahead for Hereford Township;
>>> No Tax Increase For Bally;
>>> DEP Eliminates Historic Permit Backlog for the First Time in 15 Years;
>>> UPV Library Presents ‘Medicare Update 2026’;
>>> The Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles Hosts Diner Day;
>>> How Did People Socialize Before Social Media?;
>>> Fisher Completes Sophomore Season at St. Joe’s;
>>> Rowland Finishes Sixth at States;
>>> Harlem Wizards Coming to UPHS;
>>> Trivino Happy to Stay Home;
>>> Mayza Enjoys Time with Phillies;
>>> Yesavage Dominates Dodgers in World Series;
>>> and much, much more.

10/30/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> QCSB Reducing Charter School Funding;
>>> Prego: UPSD Sale of Buildings ‘Not Feasible’;
>>> Washington Twp. Reduces Sewer Fees, Passes Emergency Services Tax;
>>> Punt Return Dooms Indians in Title Game;
>>> Upper Perk Halloween Parade 2025;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> GENERAL ELECTION VOTERS GUIDE;
>>> Homeless Man Facing Burglary Charges in Pennsburg;
>>> Pennsburg Attempted Homicide Charge Advances;
>>> New Hanover Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest Warrant;
>>> Philadelphia Contractor Wanted for Fraud in Pennsburg;
>>> Hitz: No Tax Hike in 2026 Pennsburg Budget;
>>> Deadline Near For UPHS Turf Replacement Proposals;
>>> Measure Expanding College Aid for Foster Children Approved by Senate;
>>> Open Link and UP Coalition Code Blue Shelter, Open House, Volunteer Trainings;
> >> Harlem Wizards Coming to UPHS;
>>> Traynor Sisters Lead Kutztown into PSAC Playoffs;
>>> T Daub Paces Tribe Cross-Country at District One Meet;
>>> Tribe Boys Peak in Final Three Water Polo Games;
>>> Yesavage Helps Jays Win Series Opener;
>>> and much, much more.

10/23/2025

See this week's online (UPVNews.com) or print edition for the following stories:
>>> Lower Salford Makes $21.5M Land Deal;
>>> Douglass Officials’ Eyes on Wynstone Development;
>>> East Greenville Approves Balanced 2026 Draft Budget;
>>> Tribe Streaks into PAC Title Game;
>>> Safest Hospital System in Pennsylvania;
>>> Parade Night in Bally;
>>> and much, much, more.

See this week's print edition for the following stories:
>>> Lower Salford Woman Faces Child Endangerment Charges;
>>> Quakertown Woman Facing Homicide by Vehicle Charges;
>>> Upper Salford Holds Public Hearing for Zoning Amendments;
>>> Court Affirms Bucks County Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Partnership;
>>> Hereford Fire Company to Apply for Annual State Grant;
>>> Milford Township Vol Fire Co History;
>>> How and Why Are Barns Decorated?;
>>> Free Breakfast for Veterans;
>>> McGillen Among Leading Scorers at Rowan;
>>> Panthers Search for Starters During Fall;
>>> Yesavage Helps Blue Jays Reach World Series;
>>> Tribe Field Hockey Drops District Game to Harriton;
>>> UP Youth Football;
>>> Tribe Water Polo Loses to LaSalle College HS;
>>> Quakertown Secures Homecoming Opponent;
>>> and much, much more.

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 S*xual 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.

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