Regional Roundup: Hatboro Honors Carnival Wristbands Wednesday

Catch up on news from around the region and click on a link to read the entire article.

: Tuesday night's storm caused an abrupt evacuation at the Hatboro Summer Fun Fest and Carnival, but ride enthusiasts who purchased an unlimited ride wristband on Tuesday can use it at the carnival tonight.Read more on Hatboro-Horsham Patch.

: An 18-year-old Churchville man, Brian M. Wladyka, is behind bars after allegedly drinking and driving on two separate occasions this month in Hatboro. Wladyka was arrested on May 24 at 6:11 p.m. after officers investigated reports of a possible intoxicated driver on Horsham Road. A patrol officer located and stopped the vehicle on North York Road and found it was the same vehicle and operator from an alleged DUI hit and run in Hatboro earlier this month. Read more about the DUI incidents on Northampton Patch.

: The Neshaminy Federation of Teachers has said that a "significant" shift in the district's "take it or leave it" approach could keep the schools open. The NFT leaders point to the union members’ recent vote to accept the arbitrator’s recommendations as "further evidence that teachers have demonstrated their willingness to make concessions, while the school board so far has refused to move." Read more on Lower Southampton Patch.

: Should the Neshaminy teachers move forward with the strike on Monday, June 4, Neshaminy Kids Club will be offering partial or full-day child care at Herbert Hoover, Joseph Ferderbar and Samuel Everitt elementary schools for elementary age Neshaminy students. Get the details on Levittown Patch.

: A Doylestown Township couple—Francis J. Medvedik, 49, and Caren Shanfeld, 45—were charged with criminal conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance, manufacturing a controlled substance, and endangering the welfare of a child after one of their children called 9-11 to report that they were growing pot in their basement. Learn more about the crime on Doylestown Patch.

Bensalem Patch is asking the community to chime in on empty stores. What would you like to see fill the former home of Don's Place barbershop located at 3563 Hulmeville Rd. in the Salem Center 1 shopping Center? Tell us your thoughts on Bensalem Patch.

: For the second year the Montgomery County Fire Academy will train college students who want to be volunteer firefighters. The program lasts six weeks. Read more on Lower Moreland Patch.

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