Bakery 'Bullied,' Armed Robber Convicted: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — A Hatboro bakery got battered on social media for making goods in regards to President Trump. Meanwhile, a Philadelphia man was convicted for an armed robbery in Abington.

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

Man Convicted In Armed Abington Bank Robbery

A Philadelphia man has been convicted for his involvement in the gunpoint robbery of an Abington Township credit union in January 2024, federal authorities said. (Read More)

Bakery 'Bullied' For Making Trump Gingerbread House Gets Hatboro Support

Borough officials are speaking out about Lochel's Bakery being "harassed and bullied" for making cookies, cakes, and baked goods inspired by President Trump. Council members said the hatred "being spewed toward them is unnerving." (Read More)

Fentanyl Fight 'Essential' For Towns Like Abington: Police Chief

When authorities gathered to announce the seizure of millions of doses of fentanyl in the region late last month, Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy was right there at the podium. (Read More)

Holiday Crime Warning Issued In Eastern Montco

Horsham Police and other authorities want residents to also be aware of thieves who try to ruin the holiday spirit from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day. (Read More)

PSU Abington Professor In 'American Revolution' Doc

It was history in the making last week at Penn State Abington's campus. Legendary documentarian Ken Burns is showcasing his new feature on "The American Revolution," on PBS. (Read More)