Top 10 Stories on Lower Providence Patch in March

Here's a look back at some of the most popular stories we covered this month on Lower Providence Patch.

1. UPDATE: Audubon Bank Robber Captured in Under an Hour – It's not surprising that a bank robbery in Audubon and that suspect's capture not an hour later was of great interest to Patch readers.

2. Lower Providence Properties Up For Sale at Sheriff's Auction – A list of local properties up for sale at auction drew plenty of interest from neighbors.

3. Methacton Superintendent Dr. Timothy Quinn Resigns – Both Quinn and Dr. Diane Barrie, the district’s Director of Curriculum, resigned amid allegations the two were engaged in a relationship in violation of the Pennsylvania Public School Code.

4. February Health Inspections for Lower Providence Township – Our regular feature including health inspection reports for area eateries is a popular post.

5. Car Crash on Egypt Road Knocks Power Out in Neighborhood – A car hit a utility pole on along Egypt Road one night and knocked out power to residents and businesses in the area.

6. Collegeville Italian Bakery Says Goodbye to Beloved Employee – Kelly Gambone fought back tears as she ended her last day at the mom and pop Italian eatery on Ridge Pike.

7.  – A bus carrying the Seton Hill University lacrosse team crashed while traveling on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Carlisle on Saturday morning, killing the team's pregnant coach, her unborn child and the bus driver.

8. Sky Zone Opens in Oaks – With 19,000 sq. ft. of trampolines, one of the largest in the country, Sky Zone opened on Friday, March 22.

9. Alleged Administrators' Relationship A Hot Topic at Methacton – Before Methacton's Superintendent and Director of Curriculum resigned, an investigation was launched into a possible relationship the two allegedly were having.

10. Egypt Road Burglary Under Investigation – Lower Providence Police are investigating a report of a burglary recently in Audubon.