Town Cancels 4th Of July Parade Over Safety Concerns: Top PA Stories

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Montco Town Cancels 4th Of July Parade Over Safety Concerns

The town's 4th of July parade for 2025 has been canceled due to safety concerns. Supervisors said they spoke extensively with police and the emergency management office in coming to their decision. (Read More)

Person Missing After Boat Capsizes In Delaware River

Authorities said two people were saved during a marine rescue Saturday morning on the Delaware River in Morrisville. (Read More)

SPS Technologies To Demolish Building Following Fire

Three months after a massive fire, SPS Technologies has announced that it will demolish its Abington Township building. The company said it will transition from reclamation to a demolition phase following the fire that gutted the 600,000-square-foot building. (Read More)

Skimming Devices Found On 2 ATMs In Bucks County

Two ATM skimming devices have been discovered at two PNC ATM's at the Wawa convenience store located at 3520 Bethlehem Pike, Souderton. One device was located and removed on Monday, May 5 and the second device was located and removed on Sunday, May 11. At this time, it is unknown how long the devices were on each of the machines, police said. (Read More)

Major I-476 Improvement Plan In Delco Being Discussed Tuesday

PennDOT is hosting an open house event this week to highlight the project to construct a flexible travel lane on Interstate 476. The open house will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Community Arts Center, 414 Plush Mill Road in Wallingford. (Read More)