Wawa, Fetters Mill Bridge, Parents Host Charity Event Top Local News

Dancing with the Spanish Stars, and an unknown man knocking on neighbor's doors also make headlines.

Just in case you missed a day at Patch, which can happen but shouldn't (sign up for our free newsletters), here's a look at the top headlines around our area this week: Fueling Station Construction Going Up at Wawa [Photos] Construction crews have erected the fueling station at the new Wawa at the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue. Lower Moreland Parents Host Charity Event in Honor of Their Daughter The non-profit Heal the Burn charity will host its 4th annual fundraiser at the Mitchell Performing Arts Center on Friday, April 5. Fetters Mill Bridge Response Pleases Lower Moreland Officials Montgomery County Commissioners Josh Shapiro and Leslie Richards have responded to Lower Moreland's needs. Stranger Knocks on Neighbor's…

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Fueling Station Construction Going Up at Wawa [Photos]

Construction crews have erected the fueling station at the new Wawa at the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue.

Fueling Station Construction Going Up at Wawa [Photos]

Construction crews have erected the fueling station at the new Wawa at the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue.

Last week construction crews put the siding and roofing on the Wawa building. Now crews are working on the fueling station.  The underground area for the gas tanks has been cleared out for weeks, and now the actual fueling station is starting to be erected at the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue.  Construction is expected to be complete by the end of April 2013.

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Wawa Construction Moving Forward [Photos]

Construction crews are continuing to work on the new Wawa gas station at the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue.

In a span of about two weeks, construction crews have put the roof and siding on the new Wawa gas station that was approved in Lower Moreland Township. The intersection at Philmont Avenue and Red Lion Road has been cleared out and the building structure is starting to look like, well, like a building. Construction is expected to be complete by April 2013.

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PHOTOS: Wawa Construction on Philmont Ave.

Construction crews have been out this month working on the new Wawa gas station at the intersection of Philmont Ave. & Red Lion Rd.

The project that started out with numerous meetings and presentations on paper is finally starting to look like an actual product. The beginning construction stages of the actual Wawa gas station is taking place after months of clearing out the land for space. After a brief delay in November, the frame of the building is finally errect and the area for the underground gas pumps is set. The township said it expects Wawa to be complete by April.

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Wawa Construction Set to Resume Today

Construction crews will be on site today at the new Wawa at Philmont Ave. & Red Lion Rd.

There was a lot of action surrounding the decision of whether or not to allow a Wawa gas station in Lower Moreland Township. After months of meetings a ruling was finally made to allow the construction at the intersection of Philmont Ave. & Red Lion Rd. But if you've seen the property over the last two months, there hasn't been much action going on at all. Developers were supposed to continue at the start of November, however, that hasn't happened. The land was cleared out months ago, however, there has been a delay in building the actual Wawa structure. "Township staff met with the developer and contractors on Thursday (Dec. 13) morning for a pre-construction meeting." Assistant Township Manager Chris Hoffman said. "According to the …

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Wawa Construction to Continue in November

The building of the Wawa gas station at Red Lion Rd. and Philmont Ave. is expected to resume next month.

If you drove by the intersection of Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue sometime during the summer, you saw construction workers diligently working to get the land ready for the new Wawa gas station that was approved about a year ago. Recently, however, motorists who travel on that road on a daily basis may have noticed a lack of workers on the site.  The development of the site is currently in a holding pattern of sorts. The developer was responsible for clearing out the land, taking care of the underground storm water issues, and creating a right-hand turn lane on Red Lion Road. Now it is up to Wawa to build the actual building and install the fueling stations. According to the township, Wawa is supposed to start this construction in …

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