Tony Di Domizio has spent 13 years in the journalism industry, and is the recipient of seven editorial awards in first place, second place and honorabe mention categories from the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association, the Suburban Newspapers of America, Pennsylvania Associated Press of Managing Editors and Society of Professional Journalists.
I enjoy a great microbrew, reading comic books, collecting vintage G.I. Joe, He-Man and WWF figures and accessories, collecting all things Joker (Batman), reading, rapping, writing, drinking coffee, jamming to vinyl, and making people laugh.
I am a new dad. It's an exciting time in my life.
Celso Leite, Lansdale property owner, is upset about an email sent by Democratic Lansdale Borough Council candidate Richard Strahm to the Economic Development Committee.
Harley Duval, 19, of the 1300 block of Needham Circle, allegedly sold nine bags of heroin to an undercover Lansdale Borough drug task force officer. He is charged with five felonies and nine misdemeanors.
Milestones in Music offers a free preview class today at 9:30 at its 229 S. Broad St., Lansdale location. The preview class is to learn about Milestones’ early childhood music and movement class for children aged infant to six years old.
The first First Friday of 2013 features a summer theme, complete with fire hoops, steel drumming and a midway on Richardson Avenue.
A look into the structure, camaraderie and daily learning of the career and volunteer members of Fire Department of Montgomery Township.
The nonprofit youth and teen police activities league is holding a fundraiser for the family of Matthew Knoebel, 13, of Lansdale, who is battling leukemia. The event is at Penndale Middle School.
The one-hour walk benefits the Wounded Warrior Project. Last year, the event drew 700 walkers and raised $15,000.
There is a grief recovery program today at 2 p.m. at Lansdale Library. The Grief Method® Outreach Program helps guide those who want to resolve their loss issues and move beyond grief.
Montgomery County Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty against Warren Pennick, 54, of Lansdale, accused of stabbing his mother to death on Halloween 2012.
The North Penn School District Community Education Program holds eight laser light shows over the next four days, set to music from The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran and more.
Cannoneers Youth Football and Cheerleading holds in-person registration upstairs in the Cannoneers Sportsman’s Club, 501 N. Cannon Ave., Lansdale, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fees vary by age.
Lois Weber, 86, was a 38-year employee of Lansdale Library. She died in March in a car accident. The Lansdale Library Committee is mulling over the possibility of naming a future memorial garden after Weber.
The accident occurred in Upper Gwynedd Tuesday night at the intersection with Park Road.
Charles Hurst, 39, of Montgomery Township, was formerly the vice principal at Pennbrook Middle School. A Superior Court judge ruled Hurst could have a new sentencing hearing, resulting in a lesser prison term.
Molettiere owned and operated Molettiere's Barber Shop at 833 W. Main St. in Lansdale since 1955. He was a World War II veteran and jewelry appraiser.
Kareem Richardson, of Cricklewood Circle, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County court to repeatedly raping an 11-year-old girl.
Reader Kat Courts posted the photo of the car fire in New Britain Township on Monday evening to the Lansdale Patch Facebook page.
Karim Amir Walker, 20, of Philadelphia, allegedly shot at the brothers of his girlfriend with a stolen Glock handgun. He allegedly fled the scene with his infant son in the vehicle. Walker remains in prison on $500,000 cash bail.
Lansdale Police have arrested a North Philadelphia man in connection with the shooting incident that occurred on Ridge Street. They have not released his name as of Monday morning.
You now know it better as Airport Square Shopping Center. Hence, the namesake.
