Dan Sokil is a Staff Writer at The Reporter. He covers a range of topics including real estate development, urban planning, and the housing market, with a focus on the Lansdale area and surrounding communities. Dan's work has been featured in various publications, including Scot Scoop News, Reading Eagle Company, and The Times Herald.
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Dan Sokil's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and events in the Pennsylvania area. He covers topics such as local government, water authority, budget, tax increase, and community colleges.
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By: Dan Sokil
Incumbent Democrat seeks fifth term against Republican who's no stranger to running
Retirements planned in 2027 could mean more vacancies in department, says chief
LANSDALE — The Lansdale Police Department's class of 2026 could gain seveal new members before the end of the year.
Incumbent Democrat Hanbidge challenged by Towamencin Republican Illingworth Two familiar faces are squaring off for the right to represent the 61st state House seat in Harrisburg.
NORTH WALES — The big numbers are coming in, and North Wales officials have gotten a preview of what budget talks could look like this fall.
By: Dan Sokil
Chart presented by Lansdale Finance Director Christopher Shannon showing the allocation of real estate tax revenue in the town's proposed 2026 borough budget during the Nov. 19, 2025 council meeting. (Screenshot of meeting video)
Incumbent Democrat Hanbidge challenged by Towamencin Republican Illingworth Two familiar faces are squaring off for the right to represent the […]
Residents voice concerns about new sign near Newbury Way Site plan showing a proposed development of four pad sites along Forty Foot Road, at
Expert projects 60 additional students in district from new development by 2035
By: Dan Sokil
Skip to content Residents voice concerns about new sign near Newbury Way TOWAMENCIN — An updated plan for several pad sites near a long-vacant shopping center in Towamencin has cleared a hurdle.
