Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Whitpain Lays Out Its Future With New Mission, Vision, Value Statement
The new statement looks to communicate the essence of Whitpain's organization to residents and stakeholders.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
- Montgomeryville-Lansdale, PA
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.
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Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
DUI Charges Pending Against Flourtown Man in Whitpain Crash: Police
John Ferraro, 55, of Haws Avenue, allegedly tried to leave the scene of a crash on DeKalb Pike at Tournament Drive Aug. 16.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Harleysville Area EMS Hosting Pit Crew CPR Training
Green Lane EMS, Harleysville Fire Co., Upper Salford Fire Co. and Lower Salford Police will join Harleysville Area EMS on Sept. 7 for a new kind of CPR training that helps the survival rate of cardiac arrest.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Immigration Reformers Rally in Norristown, Meet With Congressional Reps' Staff
Immigration reform activists held a rally in Norristown and travelled to meet with congressional reps for Pat Meehan and Jim Gerlach to share their stories and immigration reform research.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Ambler Council Tables Vote on Mattison Avenue Elementary Purchase
Ambler Borough Council will soon make a choice to spend an estimated $2.35 million on the purchase of and renovation of Mattison Avenue Elementary into a community center and new borough hall.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Immigration Reformers Rally in Norristown, Meet With Congressional Reps' Staff
Immigration reform activists held a rally in Norristown and travelled to meet with congressional reps for Pat Meehan and Jim Gerlach to share their stories and immigration reform research.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Lansdale Nuisance Ordinance Would Hold Landlords Responsible for Bad Tenants
Lansdale Police, Lansdale Department of Codes and borough administration are looking into a nuisance abatement ordinance that would help landlords say bye-bye to bad renters.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Be Aware of Fake Publishers Clearing House Money Order Scam: Cops
Police said callers are contacting township residents claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House and requesting money.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Lansdale's Jenkins Avenue Impassable This Week to Commuters
All traffic on South Broad Street in Lansdale will not be permitted to turn onto Jenkins Avenue during utility construction.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Norristown Woman Steals $228 in Cosmetics from Blue Bell Giant: Police
Jessica Gross, 24, of Rockwood Drive, allegedly removed the cosmetics from their packages and placed them in her purse, police said.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
After 3-Hour Phone Call, Towamencin Resident Scammed Out of $2,500 in Money Pak Cards
Towamencin Police said a scammer posed as a DEA agent and demanded a fine to void a felony warrant. The caller talked with the victim for three hours before convincing him or her to send the money.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Northampton Man Punched Woman in Head While She Was Driving: Police
Ryan Hillegass, 26, of Kreidersville Road, allegedly punched a woman in the head as she was driving on DeKalb Pike, police said.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Laundromat Coming to Vacant McDonald's Site in Lansdale
D.A.C. DiSante Inc., of Ivyland, has received demolition permits from Lansdale Department of Code Enforcement, but the firm will not be tearing down the building.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
The 5 Most Unique Courses at North Penn High School
Interior design, sports marketing, science of flight: Students can take a variety of unique courses this year at North Penn High School.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Attempted Burglary Reported at Towamencin Church
Around Aug. 15, an attempt was made to enter Christ United Methodist Church via a window, police said.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Lansdale Man Accused of Photographing Boy at Disney Posts $25K Bail on No-Bond Warrant
Joseph Cionzynski, 59, of the 300 block of Perkiomen Avenue, allegedly photographed a boy on the toilet at Disney's Animal Kingdom earlier this month.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
North Wales Educator is PAPSA Award Winner
Edward Zawora, an instructor at Antonelli Institute in Erdenheim, was awarded the Pennsylvania Association of Private School Administrators Faculty Award.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
Perkasie Residents, Council React to NBA Star's 'Unruly' 600-Plus Menlo Pool Party
The Aug. 11 incident, supposedly hosted by Dion Waiters of the Cleveland Cavaliers, resulted in shots fired, vandalism, according to reports.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Lower Gwynedd-Ambler-Whitpain, PA|News|
Pottstown Woman Forges $439 in Checks Belonging to Whitpain Man: Police
Sharon Stenz, 41, allegedly forged $439 in checks and deposited them in her TD Bank account, police said.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
Montgomeryville-Lansdale|News|
One-Way Chestnut Street in Lansdale Could Become Two-Way Again
A block of Chestnut Street was made one-way to prevent left turns onto East Main Street, according to a Lansdale public safety committee member.
Tony Di Domizio, Patch Staff
