Tea Party Stages Protest at Horsham IRS Office
About a dozen tea party representatives called for an investigation into the scrutiny the Internal Revenue Service has paid to conservative groups in recent years.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Who's Hiring: Bayada Home Health Care, Wells Fargo, The Boss Group
Looking for a job? These businesses in the Horsham area are hiring.
Are you or someone you know looking for work? Check out these local jobs posted recently around town and online at Careerbuilder.comand Craigslist.org. Click on the job title to view the posting. (Editor's Note: Job listings were posted between May 18, 2012 and May 19, 2013; some positions may have been filled.) Extended Stay America: Housekeeping Attendant Robert Half Finance & Accounting: Entry-level Accountant PrimeCare Medical: Registered Nurse PrimeCare Medical: Licensed Practical Nurse Supplemental Health Care: Branch Manager Wells Fargo: Private Banker Bayada Home Health Care: RN / LPN for Pediatric Home Care The Boss Group: Project Manager Corporate Brokers LLC: Claims Processor Integrated Project Services: Mechanical (Energy) …
Sunday, May 19, 2013
MCCC Names 2 Horsham Students to Who's Who List
Who’s Who Among American Junior Colleges welcomes several county residents to its famed list.
Sixty-two students from Montgomery County Community College’s Class of 2013–including two from Horsham–were named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. To qualify for Who’s Who, students must have graduated during the 2012-2013 academic year with a grade point average of at least 2.75 and must be nominated by a member of MCCC’s faculty or staff. Locally, Jordan Feldman and Victoria Greco, both of Horsham, were nominated. Other 2013 Who’s Who students are listed below by area of residence: Ambler: Amy Kolesnik Abington: Jessica Lowenstein Barto: Hilda Hynes Bechtelsville: Dana Rubright Ceders: Vincent Pupillo Cheltenham: Leland Cohen Collegeville: Devin Dietrich, James Fulop, Jessica Kelly Conshohocken: Christine …
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Edibles Renamed; Maine Star Coffee Abruptly Closes Top Local News
Here are the most popular local stories from Hatboro-Horsham Patch during the week.
Just in case you missed a day at Hatboro-Horsham Patch, which can happen but shouldn't (sign up for our free newsletter), here's a look at the top headlines this week: What Do You Think of Edibles' New Name? Following a two-day Food Network renovation and filming for "Restaurant Impossible" Edibles Restaurant & Pub unveils a new name, look. Maine Star Coffee Closes Abruptly After being in business for only four months, Maine Star Coffee in Hatboro closed without warning or notice. School Board Engages Law Firm to Fight Logo Use Hatboro-Horsham School District authorized hiring an attorney on an as-needed basis to fight illegal use of the district's logo. Coffee Shop Opened Without Permit, Borough Says A Hatboro official shared that the …
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Gas Prices Start a Seasonal Climb
Find the cheapest gas in Hatboro and Horsham.
The national average for self-serve gas has increased for ten straight days to the highest price in more than a month, according to AAA’s Fuel Gauge Report. The national average this for a gallon is $3.588, up 4.9 cents from last week, but still about 14 cents lower than a year ago. But according to the report, the year over year difference will likely continue to fade due to higher crude oil prices and refinery maintenance that decreases supply. In Bucks and Montgomery counties, gas prices went up 5 cents since last week, making the average price $3.530, that’s .3 cents less than a month ago and 25.9 lower than last year’s prices. The Pennsylvania average retail price for a gallon of self-serve actually went down1.4 cents from last week…
Friday, May 17, 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Bikes, Books, Beginners Yoga and More
See what's in store this weekend in Hatboro and Horsham.
From events celebrating the vroom of bikes, bargain books by the bagful and the relaxation of yoga, Hatboro and Horsham are brimming with fun activities this weekend. Here are some options. SPRING MOTOR MANIA Where/when: Bikes Built Better, 133 Horsham Road, Horsham, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Why go: Celebrate the power, speed and beauty of all machines that move on two wheels or four. Cost: Free to go, depends on what you buy BEGINNERS YOGA Where/when: Moy Yat Ving Tsun studio, 209 N. York Road, Hatboro, Saturday from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Why go: At this beginners Yoga workshop, instructors will go through a series of basic poses and sequences, followed by a Q&A over tea. Cost: Free HORSHAM LIBRARY BOOK SALE Where/when: Horsham …
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Kids' Triathlon Gearing up for Annual Event
Children as young as 6 years old can swim, bike and run their way through the seventh annual 'School's Out Kids' Triathlon' next month in Horsham.
Do your kids have pent up energy to burn? The seventh annual School's Out Kids' Triathlon, which is slated for June 9 at Simmons Elementary School, just might be the perfect cure to quell pre-summertime boredom. In fact, even a first-grader can do it. The USA Triathlon sanctioned event is intended for kids ages 6 to 14. "Most kids can do the race without much training at all, and most children end up completing the race in about 20-30 minutes," Race Director Tracy Frary said, adding that the biking portion is "all on closed trails and it’s not very hilly." Bicycling, by far, accounts for the largest portion of the race. Depending upon the kid's age, participants would ride either 2.3 miles or 2.8 miles. Running, in comparison, accounts …
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10:54 am on Thursday, May 16, 2013
And make sure they can swim at least a length of the pool independently. They must know how to swim without assistance. Don't assume they can do this without first learning to swim. more ›
Monday, May 13, 2013
What Do You Think of Edibles' New Name?
Following a $10,000 makeover via The Food Network's 'Restaurant Impossible,' Edibles Restaurant & Pub was renamed Hurley's American Grille.
Air Museum Extends Fence, Adds Picnic Space
An extended fence line at DVHAA's Wings of Freedom Museum allows greater access to aircraft, recreational space.
Even if you've been to The Wings of Freedom Museum 100 times and think you've seen it all, there's surely at least one sight you have not seen. The view beyond the fence. Until recently, the planes–and picnic area–outside of that metal fence at the rear of the Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association's volunteer-run aviation museum on Route 611 in Horsham was off limits for visitors. DVHAA last summer sought approval from the federal government to move the fence line to allow for greater public access. The federal government owns the property currently in use by DVHAA. The Navy has a lease with the Horsham Land Redevelopment Authority, which, in turn has a sublease with DVHAA. As part of the 862-acre redevelopment plan approved …
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Liberty 1
11:42 am on Tuesday, May 14, 2013
This museum is a real gem for this area. The vet's that were working there were fun to chat with and a great education for the kids. I hope that more people support it, they will be plesantly surprised. more ›
Theresa Katalinas
12:56 pm on Friday, May 17, 2013
Yes, great job! more ›