Rachel Ravina is a reporter at The Reporter in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. She covers a range of topics including regional interest, lifestyle features, and social issues, with a particular focus on accessibility, civil rights, and sustainability. Rachel's work has been featured in various publications such as Montgomery News, NBC10 Philadelphia, and The Morning Call.
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PA American Water emergency alerts estimates 16 hours for repairs
Event to honor father's legacy, build community, Clemmer says
Two swift water rescue teams with first responders from Bridgeport, Norristown and Upper Merion Township conduct mission
By: Rachel Ravina
BRIDGEPORT — Two children were rescued Wednesday afternoon from the Schuylkill River, the Bridgeport Police Department said Friday afternoon.
NORRISTOWN — Three people were hurt in a shooting Saturday evening on Chestnut Street in Norristown, according to Police Chief Mike Trail.
By: Rachel Ravina
NORRISTOWN – Area residents, community leaders and first responders will come together Tuesday to take part in National Night Out in Norristown.
“I just like seeing people come together. Especially in a place that means so much to me personally,” Clemmer says.
A water main break Friday morning closed a stretch of DeKalb Street and at least one facility in downtown Norristown.
By: Rachel Ravina
NORRISTOWN — Haws Avenue was closed off Tuesday night so that hundreds of people could attend the Norristown Police Department's annual National Night Out event.
It’s been nice to see the police engaging with the community,” said Norristown Councilwoman Jasmine Griffen.
