Stories by Robby Chakler

Hatboro Police Department wants to connect with its residents, offering free coffee

Coffee with a Cop will be hosted on May 21 at McDonald's

Horsham, Hatboro Police Departments receive blankets as part of Project Linus

The non-profit organization distributes donated blankets to children in need

Borough of Hatboro honors Roy “Butch” Thomas after his passing

Thomas began his career with the Borough of Hatboro in 1992 as a member of the Public Works Department

Hatboro-Horsham Art Show celebrates student creativity in visual and performing arts

The show will take place on Thursday, May 8, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Hatboro-Horsham High School

Police charge 18-year-old after bomb scare at Elkins Park School

A note found in the bathroom read, “Warning there will be a bomb set off in the school.”

Horsham Township Public Works Department is now hiring summer help

The hourly wage ranges from $17.00 to $20.00, based on your experience

Upper Moreland Police apprehend couple who attempts to steal Smart TV, Ninja Cooker, more, police say

Once officers arrived, they found a male and female in the parking lot attempting to load a large television into …

Borough of Hatboro named newest Bird Town in state, establishes brand new committee

The Borough of Hatboro was the latest municipality named as the newest Bird Town, through the Pennsylvania Bird Towns Program

Hatboro Police Department charge Brooklyn man with DUI after finding him asleep at wheel

Officers arrested Dmytro Osadchuk at 237 Jacksonville Road

Hatboro honors owner of Oakdale Auto Body Bill Penrose on retirement, dedicated service to community

Penrose was presented with a certificate of appreciation at the recent Borough Council meeting

Man attempts to break into apartment with pants down, genitals exposed, using flash light as weapon, police say

The incident occurred on April 17 at the Blair Mill Village East Apartments

Upper Moreland Police Department will enhance how it processes crime scenes with new $5K digital camera kit

The grant is part of Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association’s (PCPA) innovative Criminal Apprehension Technology (CAT) Training program

Police arrest woman who attempts to cash fraudulent check for $6,800 at Horsham Citizens Bank

On Thursday, April 24, the Horsham Township Police Department responded to a report of a suspicious person

Dill Dinkers in Hatboro hosting Pickleball Madness Tournament this weekend

The Rotary Club of Horsham is hosting the competition from May 2 through 4

Man attempts to steal over $1,000 worth of goods from Rally House in trash bag, then tries to evade officers, police say

Nasir Foreman, 19, of Philadelphia, faces multiple felony charges stemming from an incident at the Willow Grove shop

Hatboro-Horsham High School raises nearly $30K to fight pediatric cancer

The Mini-THON event was held at Hatboro-Horsham High School on April 26

Upper Moreland Police Department hoping to make teens safer, less distracted drivers

The two-session course will be held on June 17 and June 24

Hatboro bringing back outdoor dining for all First Friday events

The dining areas will now rotate between Williams Lane and East Monument Avenue

Platform construction, additional maintenance will alter SEPTA schedules in May

SEPTA has announced schedule changes to numerous lines in May for construction and maintenance.

Hatboro, Horsham communities rallying around residents who nearly lost everything in house fire

A fire destroyed their Hatboro home on the 200 block of S. Warminster Road on March 31.

Friends of the Horsham Library launch book sales at Horsham Farmers Market

Starting Sunday, May 18, 2025, the Book Café will be open most Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Gov. Josh Shapiro praises $1.5 billion investment that helps Montgomery County construction projects

The investment includes rehabilitating, reconstructing, and resurfacing more than 200 miles of highways and repairing, replacing, and preserving 61 bridges

Man spits on Upper Moreland police officer, threatens to kill multiple officers while inside holding cell, police say

Frank Martin, 45, faces felony charges of aggravated harassment by prisoner, retail theft, and other charges

Hatboro-Horsham School District to raise money for cancer at Min-THON event Saturday

The main event at Hatboro-Horsham High School will run from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Dogs named after late Hatboro Police Officer Ryan Allen

It's a powerful way to keep their legacies alive—having these working dogs trained to protect and serve, just as the …

Abandoned dogs left in cages are now up for adoption at Montgomery County SPCA

A total of six dogs were found alone in cages on Shoppers Lane in Cheltenham earlier this month

Borough of Hatboro to discuss on-street parking amendments at special Town Hall meeting

Borough Council will examine on-street parking regulations on Rorer Avenue, Drexel Road, Park Avenue, Springdale Avenue, Oakdale Avenue Loller Road

Abandoned dogs left in cages are now up for adoption at Montgomery County SPCA

A total of six dogs were found alone in cages on Shoppers Lane in Cheltenham earlier this month

East Moreland Avenue in Hatboro closed due to downed wires

There is the potential the closure may be in effect for several hours, according to police

Hatboro-Horsham School District mourning death of 16-year-old student

Ryan Killen passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, April 17

Upper Moreland man sentenced to jail for possession of child pornography

Approximately 20 images/videos of child sex abuse material were found, containing female children around the age of 10 years old …

Hatboro-Horsham School District inducts three members into 2025 Hall of Fame Class

Wayne Wiley (1968), Todd Stephens (1989) and Shawn, McCreesh (2011) were all honored on April 21

Horsham Township Library to host Mother's Day plant sale

Presented by the Friends of Horsham Library, the event will take place on Saturday, May 10

'Highly intoxicated' Horsham resident assaults hospital employee at Jefferson Abington Hospital

The patient “intentionally ad knowingly caused bodily injury to the victim.”

Horsham Township, Borough of Hatboro looking for a few good meds

On Saturday, April 26, the Horsham GIANT will serve as the drop-off spot for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Here's how to score a free pretzel at local Philly Pretzel Factory, Auntie Anne's

National Pretzel Day is celebrated on Saturday, April 26

Horsham Township mourns loss of former Fire Chief, Fire Marshal

William Moody recently passed away at the age of 89

State Reps. Melissa Cerrato, Nancy Guenst join others to host Senior Fair at Operating Engineers Local 542

The event will take place on Friday, May 2, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m.

Crews extricate trapped passenger during vehicle rescue after accident on Pennsylvania Turnpike

The incident occurred on Wednesday night at 11:47 p.m.

Select Soccer Center in Horsham receives $10M for upgrade with additional building

The 46,000-square-foot facility is adding an 82,000-square-foot building on an adjacent property

New business to host week-long Grand Opening event in June to celebrate Horsham location

The new branch is now open and ready to serve the community, offering a full range of banking services tailored …

Hatboro Police arrest four people for retail theft from Hatboro business

The incident occurred on April 7 at 7:12 p.m.

Hatboro's Eggstravaganza will be held at Pennypack Community Center on April 19

Thursday is the final day to register for the Hatboro Easter Egg Hunt

Breaking: one car stuck on train tracks after two-vehicle accident in Hatboro

The incident occurred at 5:21 p.m. in the area of E. County Line Road and Oakdale Avenue

Police arrest Hatboro resident for simple assault, harassment

The Hatboro Police Department recently announced the arrest

Food delivery service in Horsham, Dlivrd, creates partnership to improve deliveries in area

Dlivrd and FamilyMeal are partnering to create a smarter, seamless delivery solution

Horsham Township honors longtime employee for 25 years of service

Pittman began his career as a laborer for the Parks & Rec Department and currently serves as the truck driver …

Hatboro Police Department finds itself involved in unique rescue mission

Officer Bob Ottey helped rescue an injured swan that was roaming the Borough

ACME employee faces felony charge for stealing $86 worth of items

Naera Latimore-Coates, 23, of Hatboro admitted to taking items that day, as well as several times in the past

Horsham Little League cancels Opening Day parade due to rain

The games scheduled for April 12 will still be played, as of now

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