Rampant Sex Abuse At Elite Prep School / Most Romantic Restaurants / Villanova Prof Found Dead Ahead of Prison Sentence

Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Decades Of Sexual Abuse At Bucks County Prep School Detailed In Grand Jury Report

Teachers and faculty at an elite Bucks County private school sexually abused students for five decades, and school leadership failed to report the allegations to authorities, allowing the behavior to continue for more than 50 years, a grand jury investigation report on the Solebury School released Wednesday said.

2 Pennsylvania Restaurants Ranked Among Most Romantic In U.S.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, OpenTable has included two Pennsylvania restaurants on a list of 100 Most Romantic Restaurants In America.

'Network' Of Sexual Abusers In Animal Costumes Busted In Bucks County: Attorney General

A suspect involved in a child predator ring in which grown men dressed up as animals to sexually abuse minors was arrested Sunday in Bucks County, authorities announced.

Villanova Professor Found Dead Ahead of Prison Sentence

A former Villanova professor who was heading to prison on child pornography charges was found dead Saturday and his death has officially been ruled a suicide.

2 Jaguar Cubs Born at Elmwood Park Zoo

A pair of jaguar cubs were born at the Elmwood Park Zoo last week, staff announced on Tuesday morning.

6 Arrested In Montco Gun Trafficking Ring Bust: DA

Six suspects have been arrested in the bust of a gun trafficking organization operated out of Montgomery County, the DA announced.

Family Of Immigrants Detained At PHL Voted For Trump, Report Says

A Sryrian family who had family members detained at Philadelphia International Airport as a result of President Donald Trump's executive order banning travel from seven Middle Eastern countries is now part of a lawsuit filed against Trump, whom they voted for in November.

Former 76ers GM Selling Bryn Mawr Home For $3.1 Million

For the right price you live like a National Basketball Association manger.

Thousands Back Upper Moreland Students' Petition To Remember Late Classmate

Students say Upper Moreland HS Principal Joe Carracappa denied a request for a moment of silence in honor a student who died in 5th grade.