Changes to Limerick’s township code would help guide its police department in making warrantless arrests for crimes like public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Such arrests are said to be held to a higher standard of probable cause by the Supreme Court.
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Limerick Considers Amendment On Warrantless Arrests
Posted on 08 February 2012.
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Limerick Zoners Set Hearing On Piazza Auto Request
Posted on 07 February 2012.
The company wants to build another auto dealership, but it needs a variance for ts atrium.
Posted in Business, Courts, Government, Limerick, Real Estate2 Comments
County Jail Expansion Dedication Set For Monday
Posted on 19 September 2011.
The enlarged Montgomery County facility is expected to help relieve overcrowding.
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Area’s State Rep Hopes To Close Retail Theft Loophole
Posted on 25 June 2011.
A law proposed by state Rep. Tom Quigley, who represents Limerick in the House, would close a loophole that allows multiple-offender thieves to benefit from reduced punishments.
Posted in Business, Courts, Government, Police, Politics, Royersford1 Comment
Exelon, East Coventry Work On Frick’s Lock Pact
Posted on 13 September 2010.
EAST COVENTRY PA – A proposed agreement between East Coventry (PA) Township and Exelon Corp. regarding details of the Frick’s Lock Historic District is scheduled to be publicly discussed Monday (Sept. 13, 2010) at 7 p.m. during the township Board of Supervisors, according to Supervisor Michael Albert Moyer. The district is said to encompass many [...]
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Limerick Area Charities Join Those On IRS Warning List
Posted on 11 August 2010.
LIMERICK PA – More than 190 area charitable groups – 78 of them located in municipalities from Limerick east to Norristown, and covering everything from religious bodies to foundations that help worthy students pay for college – are in jeopardy of losing their federal tax-exempt status because they failed to file necessary paperwork with the [...]
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