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Local news for Conshohocken, PA
May 22, 2026 · Morning edition
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Police walk back Conshohocken Elementary alert after teens identified

A community alert that put parents on edge near Conshohocken Elementary School turned out to be something far less sinister than feared. Conshohocken Police initially flagged a suspicious incident in the area earlier this week, and the school community understandably went on high alert. After looking into it, investigators now say the episode was the result of what they called poor judgment and immature behavior by local teenagers, not a child luring attempt.

It is the kind of update that lands as a relief and a reminder all at once. Relief that there was no predator circling a school. Reminder that the speed at which a neighborhood can mobilize when a vague warning hits the group chat is impressive, and that the eventual all-clear deserves the same circulation as the original scare. If you saw the first alert, make sure the people you forwarded it to also see the follow-up.

For the full police update, see the report at MoreThanTheCurve.

Farmers Market returns Saturday for week two

Week two of the Conshohocken Farmers' Market, presented by Velocity Ventures, is on for Saturday, May 23, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. If you skipped the opener, here is your second chance to do the responsible Saturday morning routine before the weekend goes off the rails for Memorial Day.

Markets like this one are a little ecosystem of their own, with growers, bakers, and small makers all showing up rain or shine. Bring a tote, bring the kids, and bring small bills. Details and any weather notes are usually posted at MoreThanTheCurve.

Rick's Tavern names an opening date for the old Pizza Time spot

Conshohocken's restaurant churn keeps churning. Rick's Tavern, the newest eatery moving into the space that longtime locals will remember as Pizza Time and Old Time Saloon, has announced an opening date and a concept that leans casual with daily ravioli specials. The owners say the new spot is meant to nod to its predecessors rather than erase them, which is a nicer move than most rebrands manage.

Whether daily ravioli holds up as a marketing hook is a question for the dining public, but a casual neighborhood restaurant that wants to feel like part of the block is a fair start. More from Patch.

Memorial Day weekend lines up cool, cloudy, and full of options

The long weekend is here. AccuWeather's outlook for the region calls for a cloudy and cool start, with a few showers around today and a steadier rain possible Saturday. Translation: plan for indoor backup, and do not be the family that tries to grill in a downpour out of stubbornness.

If the weather cooperates, options are plentiful. Elmwood Park Zoo is offering free admission on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Collegeville-Trappe Memorial Day Parade steps off at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, and Lansdale's parade goes at 9:00 a.m. up Main Street with a ceremony at Memorial Park to follow. Valley Forge National Historical Park is running a 90-minute trolley tour with stops at the Muhlenberg Brigade Huts and Washington's Headquarters for families who want to lean into the holiday's meaning.

Forecast details live at 6abc, and the parade and tour lineup is gathered at Valley Forge Tourism.

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