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.
Pete Craig Tano, 42, was sentenced to time served to 23 months for pleading guilty to recklessly endangering another person, for his connection in a domestic assault in January in Hatfield where he shot his wife in the hand
Students organized a march and chant outside resigning principal Timothy Quinn's home last week
History teacher Jason Skinner was bumped from his spot by a teacher from another Catholic high school with more tenure under the contract in place between the Archdiocese and the teachers union, according to The Reporter
Lansdale Beer Fest and the Clean and Green Extravaganza brought in more than $30,000 for the library
Almost Fab is set to perform at 7 p.m. at White’s Road Park. The band performs songs from every era of the Fab Four’s career
Montgomery County Commissioners approved last week a Community Development Block Grant to help fund the rehabilitation and renovation of a community park in Souderton Borough
Kulpsville and Harleysville will be added to the sign at Exit 31 on the Northeast Extension
Lansdale Borough had applied for a Community Development Block Grant in the amount of $260,675 for West Eighth Street. Commissioners approved an application for about $40,000 less than requested
Public Safety Committee last month recommended a reduction in the speed limit on Highland and Forest avenues to 25 mph. This month, a resident came forward to express frustration in tractor trailer traffic in her neighborhood
Greater Philadelphia Search and Rescue will hold a demonstration at 11 a.m. at Lansdale Library. Meet a search and rescue dog and learn how team members do their jobs
Sharon Dean, of Highland Avenue, is worried about "the type of people" that Manna on Main Street could attract when it moves near her neighborhood with the Lansdale Collaborative Project. She brought her concerns to Lansdale's public safety committee
Volpe Enterprises Inc. in Upper Gwynedd Township holds an open house and silent auction today, with proceeds benefitting Inter-Faith Housing Alliance in Montgomery County
Volpe Enterprises Inc. holds an annual charity silent auction today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Volpe Enterprises Inc.'s new home in Upper Gwynedd
Gunther Schneider, 70, was reported missing on Aug. 2 after being seen last on July 31
A 13-year-old boy was nearly electrocuted while playing with an outlet in his family's apartment on Sumneytown Pike late Thursday night in Upper Gwynedd. He was flown via PennStar for treatment to St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
In celebration of its 80th birthday, Zeigler's in Hatfield is sponsoring tonight's First Friday in Lansdale, complete with dunk tank, live music, trampoline, a human gyroscope and more vendors
Tonight is First Friday in Lansdale from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Performers include The Spinto Band at 8:30 p.m. and Juston Stens and the Get Real Gang at 7:30 p.m., both at Wood and Main streets
The most popular eBooks, DVDs and novels at the Lansdale Library from July 23 to July 28
The public works committee reported discussions on residential and commercial temporary takings for the Wood-Vine Connector Project are continuing in Lansdale
A pipe between Broad and Chestnut streets on Jenkins Avenue is too small to handle sanitary sewage flow. Lansdale Public Works has to determine when replacement work can start on the pipe