I am the editor of the Perkiomen Valley and Limerick-Royersford-Spring City Patches.
I grew up in Souderton, and I have a degree in journalism from the University of Maryland.
I have been with Patch since August of 2012, and I love covering local news!
I live about 20 minutes away, but I spend most of my days (and a lot of my weekends) in the area.
I am most often found at Wegman's in Upper Providence, DaVinci's in Collegeville or the Lucky Lab in Royersford...but I'm always looking for new places to work...all I need is WiFi!
The first-ever event will feature signature dishes from more than 20 of the area’s most popular restaurants and will help to raise money for the Collegeville Farmers Market.
The U.S. is the only developed nation that does not require employers to offer paid vacation, according to a report. Provided by AOL Jobs.
The U.S. is the only developed nation that does not require employers to offer paid vacation, according to a report. Provided by AOL Jobs.
A fire was set at the Central Perkiomen Park on Plank Road.
The third annual event will be held on Saturday from Second to Sixth avenues along Main Street.
A fire was set at the Central Perkiomen Park on Plank Road.
Check out some stories you may have missed this month.
Take a look at stories you may have missed in August.
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The Tyanna Foundation is throwing a party to fight breast cancer, and everyone is invited.
Online services will still be available.
The rabies vaccination clinic is for dogs, cats and ferrets.
Share your back to school photos with your neighbors.
Ford releases photos of its old Mustang concepts; some are cool, and some only a car designer’s mother could love.
Mom leaves baby to die in toilet tank, area man's role in 1963 March on Washington and Dorney Park plans new water slide also make headlines.
A couple also allegedly used children to steal from a Walmart.
Rigoberto Cintron-Bermudez, 26, of Rose Street, Reading, was charged with burglary, criminal trespass, theft, receiving stolen property, fleeing and eluding, conspiracy, aggravated assault and simple assault, according to court records.
An alleged drug bust and the hiring of a new library director were also in the news.
Check out these unusual police stories from around Eastern Pennsylvania.
