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.
Effective Dec. 31, 2012, Lansdale resident Paul Clemente will resign from council. Council President Matt West said the borough is accepting applications for appointment in January to fulfill the remainder of Clemente's 2013 term
Wonderland Castle, 1030 N. West End Blvd., Quakertown, holds free bounce houses for children from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in memory of victims of Sandy Hook Elementary
North Star Destination Strategies, of Tennessee, reviewed its recommendations Monday night on how Lansdale can implement the results of a branding study. The borough's new slogan: Life In Motion
Terry Mendez, of the 900 block of Bridge Street, Philadelphia, allegedly intimidated a witness to prevent her from testifying in two pending criminal cases, and allegedly broke into her home to threaten her, police said
James Heath Jr., of Allentown Road, Towamencin, allegedly shoved his girlfriends face into a mattress and slammed her head on the floor during an argument at their residence
Attendees are asked to bring candles and sing along with Christmas songs at Railroad Plaza at 6 p.m.
Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce’s TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More Success) Women’s Networking event is at Franconia Heritage Restaurant, 508 Harleysville, from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Family and friends of Matthew Knoebel, a 12-year-old Penndale Middle Schooler fighting leukemia, held a pancake breakfast fundraiser at Applebee's in Hatfield on Sunday
Towamencin Township Police responded to the apartment complex on Snyder Road on Friday, Dec. 14 for a reported fight involving about 50 individuals
The theft occurred after noon on December 13 on Pioneer Road
Lansdale Police are attempting to identify a male and female who used a stolen credit card along the Route 63 corridor from Lansdale to Philadelphia on November 20
Mieczslaw Zwolinski, 60, of the 800 block of Walnut Street, allegedly stomped a cat six times, injuring its ribs and mouth. Zwolinski was summoned by mail
The Lansdale Economic Development Committee and the Communications Commission meet jointly at 6:30 p.m. at borough hall, where North Star Destination Strategies will unveil the results of the branding initiative
A funding application is due no later than Feb. 15, 2013
Mater Dei Catholic School students will showcase a live Nativity in front of St. Stanislaus Church from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. There will be live animals surrounding the manger scene. Christmas carols and other music will be sung. Canned food donations
Matthew Knoebel is a Penndale seventh grader currently battling leukemia at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Knoebel's neighbors came together to hold a bake sale fundraiser in Lansdale Saturday
A hot chocolate stand and bake sale fundraiser for Penndale student Matthew Knoebel, who has been diagnosed with leukemia, takes place on Pine Street in Lansdale between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., rain or shine
The former Amchick plant at 220 S. Line Street is now income-eligible, affordable housing, courtesy of Advanced Living Communities and Montgomery County Housing and Urban Development
Joseph Patrick Walsh, of Blooming Glen, was apprehended by Telford Borough Police who said he allegedly attempted to rob an elderly couple in front of the police station. His girlfriend, Ashley Getz, of Harrisburg, is charged as a conspirator
The Archive Books and Collectibles, 725 W. Second St., Lansdale, holds a holiday shopping extravaganza tonight from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. All regular-priced books are half off. Twenty percent off everything else, excluding coins. There’s also a giant live