Graffiti Could Cost You, School Taxes Less Expensive than Proposed

It’s been a busy week in Hatboro and Horsham. Here’s a look at the week’s top stories. If you have a story you’d like to see on the site next week, email it to Theresa.Katalinas@Patch.comState wildlife officers tranquilized a black bear in Warrington, near Valley Square shopping center on Thursday morning.

Got Graffiti? It Could Cost You

The Hatboro Borough Council is considering an ordinance that would penalize property owners who do not cover or remove graffiti in a timely manner.

School Taxes Up Less Than Expected

Hatboro and Horsham property owners will pay more in taxes, but the amount is less than originally projected.

Obscenities Spewed While Eating Fruit Bowl Lead to Arrest, Police Say

The Horsham Police charged a man with several offenses after he allegedly caused a disturbance while eating fruit outside the Acme in Horsham.

Hatboro-Horsham Cuts Some Positions, Adds Others

The Hatboro-Horsham School District has reduced its teaching staff through attrition, while, at the same time expanding its special education staff.

Hatboro, Horsham Properties Up for Sheriff’s Sale

15 Hatboro and Horsham properties are on the list for Wednesday’s sheriff’s sale.

Foundation Vows $30K Support of Scoreboard

Bear Cub Caught in Woods Near Warrington Shopping Center

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