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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Summer Programs and Camps for Youth in Lower Moreland
Both the township and school district provide options for summer activities.
The Lower Moreland School District and Lower Moreland Township have summer programs, designed to keep youth moving and active. The Lower Moreland School District offers its "Lion's Sports Camp", which will take place at 555 Red Lion Road in Huntingdon Valley. Participants can participate in several specialty sports, including: Soccer, basketball, tennis, wrestlilng, softball, badminton, team handball, floor hockey and baseball. The camp runs from June 17 - July 29. — See .pdf registration application in the media gallery for details. The Lower Moreland Township's "Summer Recreation Program" is for youth residents who will complete grades 1-6 in the 2012/2013 school year. Various activites are scheduled for each week, such as scavanger …
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Psst! Your Neighbors May Be Paying Less Rent
Average rents in Lower Moreland vary more than $600 per month street-to-street.
If you rent in Lower Moreland Township area, you may be interested to know that your monthly rent might be higher than your neighbors. According to City Data, of the 11,281 residents in the township, only seven percent rent. Those seven percent will find it rather interesting that the township is greatly divided when it comes to what rent can cost per month. A website called RichBlocksPoorBlocks.com has broken down these facts into a very digestable, detailed, yet understandable interactive map. Do you want to know what the renters "next door" are paying? Do you need to beef up your negotiations with your landlord? This map can help. As you can see from the image, those in Lower Moreland are fairly into four areas. According to the site, …
Lower Moreland Mom
11:04 am on Thursday, April 18, 2013
?? Where do they get these prices? Are they homes or rooms? We're in Huntingdon Place & pay close to $2500.00 ! more ›
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Got Yard Waste? Township Has Started Its Collections
Monday is the day to rid your yard of debris.
Sticks and stones can break your bones ... and your lawnmower. As the grass starts growing, and the trees start budding, it's almost that time again: mowing season. So, what can a township resident do to rid their yard of waste? The Township can help. The Lower Moreland Public Works Department has started its 2013 Yard Waste Collection. "Collection for these items will be every Monday, please have bundles cut into 3 foot sections and tied with twine or string," said the Lower Moreland Township website. If you need bags to fill, the township helps you out there, too. "Yard Waste bags are sold at the Township Building," said its site. "Prices are three for $1 and a bundle of 50 for $16." The yard waste is not picked up by local trash …
Monday, April 15, 2013
3 Dead, Over 100 Injured in Boston Marathon Explosions
Status of local runners still unclear.
Patch editors in Back Bay neighborhood of Boston, Massachusettes are covering the breaking story of the explosions at the Boston Marathon on Monday. Many have been reported injured and possibly killed in the wake of the incident. Authorities are still grappling with the investigation on the scene, but early reports indicate that explosive devices may have been set deliberately. Follow the unfolding story here on Back Bay Patch. Several area runners are in the day's race. At this point, the status of their welfare is unknown. Patch is reaching out via social media and contact information to reach two from Lower Moreland Township. Karen M. Stevenson, 50, of Huntingdon Valley and Carol Wilson, 49, of Huntingdon Valley are both listed as …
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Spring = Road Construction
As the weather warms, so too comes road closures.
'Tis the season, right? No, not the holiday season. It is spring. And, in addition to those allergies, gorgeous blooming flowers and playing outdoors, there is another sign of the times. With the warmer weather comes new road construction. The heated temperatures make it ideal to make the needed fixes to area roadways. According to the township's website, the Inverness Lane Bridge Construction is "set to begin in the Spring of 2013 to replace bridge." "The Township received a federal grant for the full replacement cost of the bridge," said the site. "Any updates to this schedule will be posted to the Township website." Fetters Mill Bridge will also be worked on this season. "Montgomery County engineers have closed the Fetters Mill Bridge …
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Use Caution If You Plan To Seal The Driveway
Lower Moreland Police warn of scams in the area.
Lower Moreland is heating up. Mother Nature is showing her signs of spring, and most are happy to see it come. Lower Moreland Police, however, want you to take warning. Some may use the seasonal warmth to scam you. "Unfortunately, an unpleasant, expensive scheme has also become synonymous with the spring and summer season: Driveway sealing and repavement scams," wrote the LMPD in the township's newsletter. "A workman might come to your door asking if you would like to have your driveway done. They may say they were doing a job in the area and had some material leftover, and can do your driveway for a low price." Sadly, the story doesn't have a happy ending. "Later, after you pay them and they are gone, you start to notice problems. Either…
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Four More DUI and Pot Busts in Lower Moreland Last Week
The Lower Moreland Police Department has made multiple arrests last week for DUI and marijuana possession.
Last week there were numerous traffic stops by the Lower Moreland Police Department that resulted in DUI and drug possession charges. While the names are not published, the following map shows the different locations in which these people were stopped in the township. The red flags indicate a DUI charge, and the green tabs indicate where people were charged with possession of marijuana.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Damaged Cemetery Sign Still Standing Four Months Later
The Forest Hills Cemetery sign has been an eyesore in the township for the last handful of months.
After an alleged drunk driver damaged the entrance sign at the Forest Hill Cemetery, the Memorial Park Supervisor said they are considering removing the sign while it works out the purchasing costs for a new one. The sign was damaged in January, and the remains are a bit of an eyesore for anyone driving near the intersection of Byberry Road and Philmont Avenue. Four months later nothing has been done about it. Should the sign be taken down? Vote in our poll below Supervisor Scott Nulty said the cemetery received $2,300 from the insurance company to repair the sign, but that would not cover the entire cost. In the meantime, Nulty told Patch last month they are considering taking down what’s left of the damaged sign, but so far nothing has …
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6:24 pm on Friday, April 5, 2013
Its just a stupid sign. Why all the concern. Inhale and go back in your house. more ›
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Recent DUI and Pot Bust Locations in Lower Moreland
The Lower Moreland Police Department has made multiple arrests over the last two weeks for DUI and marijuana possession.
Over the last two weeks there have been numerous traffic stops by the Lower Moreland Police Department that resulted in DUI and drug possession charges. While the names are not published, the following map shows the different locations in which these people were stopped in the township. The red flags indicate a DUI charge, and the green tabs indicate where people were charged with possession of marijuana.
B. Strong
9:16 am on Thursday, April 25, 2013
"2637 Philmont Ave --- Permitted uses as of right include apartment houses"???? Really?? We are just catching our breath from the last apartment issue. Don't even try forcing this issue on our community again! more ›