Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Pennsylvania State Police report of a Trappe Tavern employee who was allegedly involved with an altercation with other employees, and carried a knife.
Pennsylvania State Police, of the Skippack Station patrol unit, were dispatched to the Trappe Tavern on report of a subject armed with a knife. The incident took place Aug. 20, prior to police dispatch at 12:30 a.m. Police interviewed several employees of the Trappe Tavern, located in Trappe Borough, each of whom reported that a male subject named Sean had a knife and was causing a disturbance. The Trappe Tavern manager identified to police that the subject is Sean Quinn, 45, of Phoenixville, who is in fact an employee of the tavern, but was not working on the date of the incident. According to an affidavit of probable cause, employees told police that Quinn was seen arguing with another employee at the rear outside area of the tavern, and…
Monday, August 20, 2012
Coonhound-lab mix last seen Sunday at Reservoir Dog Park.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Owners are searching for 'Jasper,' a 47-pound coonhound-lab mix. Jasper was last seen at the Reservoir Dog Park off Franklin Ave. in Phoenixville at 4 pm Sunday. He is likely wearing a black collar with a tag and has black and orange fur. Owners say he is a neglected rescue that they've had for only weeks, so he may be shy and shouldn't be chased. Owners are offering a $100 reward if Jasper is found. Jasper's home is 1204 Meadowview Lane, Mont Clare, Pa. 19453. Call 215-939-2748 or 610-463-8230 with any information.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
This is the last day of 'official acknowledgment'" but shoppers can continue buying local.
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
The following was submitted by Catherine Kernan, head of the Collegeville Farmers Market Committee: Although our nation’s recent financial news has been exceedingly discouraging, we can all take heart in knowing that pockets of entrepreneurship are alive and well in unexpected places. With little fanfare, farmers markets throughout Pennsylvania are helping to grow jobs and strengthen local and regional economies. “Our farmers at the Collegeville Farmers Market hire local people to help run their farms throughout the growing season,” said Cathy Kernen, head of the Collegeville Farmers Market Committee. “Also research shows that the presence of a farmers market spurs spending at local businesses—when customers come to shop at our market, …
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3:17 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012
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