Baby Sexual Abuse Sentence, High School Hazing Allegations: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — Hazing allegations ended a Montgomery County high school football season. Meanwhile, a Horsham man faces 100-200 years in state prison for sexually abusing a baby.

This is a summary of news stories in eastern Montgomery County last week:

Man Faces 100-200 Years For Sexually Abusing Baby

A 24-year-old township man faces between 100-200 years in state prison after being sentenced Friday for raping 10-month-old baby last year, authorities said. (Read More)

Hazing Allegations Prompt Cancelation Of Cheltenham HS Football Season

An initial investigation uncovering allegations of widespread hazing in its high school football program has forced the Cheltenham School District to cancel the rest of the season. (Read More)

Montco Mother Faces 50 Years In Prison For Neglected Son's Death

The mother of a 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty in the September 2024 death of her care-dependent son in Upper Dublin Township, while authorities have increased the reward to find his father. (Read More)

Residents Targeted Over Political Signs In Abington: PD

The Abington Township Police Department said it received multiple reports of someone leaving screws on the driveways of residences in the Ardsley area over the past few days. (Read More)

Marine One Replica Christened At Montco Museum

The restoration of a replica of the aircraft used to fly President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1957 was dedicated during a ceremony attended by Montgomery County representatives at the Horsham-based Harold F. Pitcairn Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum on Tuesday. (Read More)