Stories by Dan Sokil | The Reporter

Towamencin developer gives update on Chipotle, other projects

Deal with Harbor Freight done, plans for ‘Main Street’ possible in October

North Penn: Board sees report on Pennbrook assault

Board vows to be as transparent as possible.

North Wales swears in new police officer

Tough competition for candidates, says chief

Towamencin adopts ordinance repealing sewer sale

Sale opponents claim ‘This is our win, we did it together’

North Wales ready for Saturday's ‘Community day’

Food and vendor festival hoping for sunshine.

Upper Gwynedd welcomes new finance, code directors

Longtime zoning officer to retire at end of year.

North Penn debates Title IX policy updates amid strong public comment

Three schools could remain under 2020 rules due to lawsuit, says solicitor.

Upper Gwynedd approves warehouse plan for Church Road site

Property was discussed by school district in spring.

Blockbuster: North Penn votes to sell ‘movie lots’ for $15M

Adjacent parcel has been discussed since spring.

North Penn schools: $21 million surplus funds could go toward high school project

Bond rating could be boosted by higher reserves, says CFO

North Penn: $611K transfer needed due to delay in propane bus delivery

Buses did not arrive before school year ended, says CFO.

Towamencin hears hint of plans for Goddard school in former Rite Aid

Applicant seeks waiver from parking requirements.

Lansdale: More police hires could come soon

Department is down from recent high in staffing levels.

It’s official: Towamencin board votes to terminate sewer sale

NOPE crowd celebrates as long-running debate draws to close

WATCH: North Wales Mayor honored at White House

First deaf mayor elected in country joins President Biden in celebrating ADA.

Towamencin board sees plans for 96 townhouses on Old Forty Foot Road

Board voice concerns about traffic, flooding in area.

Lansdale traffic study could be made public in October

Long-awaited look at traffic troubles nearly done.

Towamencin developer gives update on proposed ‘Main Street’ project

Apartments could be added around offices near intersection

North Penn High school renovation phasing, financing could come into focus

Staff say former radio site could be used for construction staging.

Developer pitches Harbor Freight, Chase Bank for long-vacant Towamencin shopping center

Supervisors say prior promises never panned out

North Wales scout embarks on survey of borough shade trees

Pilot project will tackle one of town’s three wards.

No more buzz: North Penn reports bee hive in high school wall has mysteriously died

Major repairs can wait until renovations begin, says district.

North Wales approves future tenants for former church

Transit nonprofit, catering company now on board.

Lansdale: Third and Walnut apartments ‘recently resubmitted’ for update

Apartment building plans were approved in 2019.

North Penn: Classrooms to stay closed until bees removed

Three classes relocated as precaution, say district.

Lansdale council approves downtown zoning update

New code approved after staff answer resident concerns

North Penn School District facilities director planning to retire in 2025

Longtime administrator oversaw school, stadium renovations

Anne Henning-Scheuring named Lansdale Lifetime Achievement Award winner

Award to be presented during Saturday morning Founders Day festivities

On the path: North Wales park upgrades begin

Porous path could be done before winter.

SEPTA to resume charging in September for Lansdale garage parking

Town parking authority next meets Sept. 9

Towamencin names new finance director

Eric Reinbott takes over finances as budget season nears.

Lansdale: not so fast on supposed surplus

Town still working to ID various funds.

‘What Jeff leaves with me’ – Upper Gwynedd remembers late firefighter Jeff Tomczak

Township staff, commissioners recall fire marshal after passing

Lansdale garden tour called off for Saturday due to heatwaves

Tour cancelled, gardens ‘not at their best’

New North Wales ‘Main Street’ nonprofit seeks public input, feedback on revitalizing town

Also: Vendor registration nearly full for Sept. 28 Community Day

Lansdale continues to seek solutions for homelessness in town

Gazebo cleared as debate continues.

Heat wave brings out talk of Lansdale pool fees and fixes

Idea also raised about having policy for event cancellations due to heat.

Lansdale electric says ‘meters are spinning’ in summer heat

Town considers peak shaving, more solar panels to cut costs.

Does Lansdale have too much money? New finance director looking at reserve fund

Town could cut down, set rules for general fund balance.

North Penn bus center staying at high school

Montgomery Township site also too costly, say staff.

Work underway on Lansdale’s East Main streetscape

Town talks trees as long-delayed project begins.

Towamencin still split on flag display code

Supervisors spar on whether rules are needed.

North Wales awards contract for park path upgrade

Ninth Street Park could see further upgrades next.

Homeless in Lansdale plead for public to ‘help the situation’

Memorial Park residents share thoughts on housing needs, fixes.

Lansdale residents urge action to help homeless

Police chief gives update after Supreme Court ruling.

Lansdale sends off employee after 50-year career

Eileen Nacarella honored for long tenure with town.

Upper Gwynedd swears in new police officer

Amber Welsh ‘a good fit’ for department, says commissioner.

What North Penn area school districts are receiving from the 2024-2025 state budget

District officials say further reforms needed.