September's Biggest Stories in Narberth and Bala Cynwyd

Can you guess what stories were most popular with Narberth-Bala Cynwyd Patch readers in the month of September?

Here are the top 10, ending with September's most popular story. Click the links to read the ones you've missed:

10. Health Inspections in Early September: Five public kitchens were checked. The most critical report found six infractions out of a 54-item checklist.

9. PennDOT Engineers Analyzing Narberth Bridge: The borough's main conduit between north and south closed for the second time in less than a year. It is to remain closed for at least several more weeks while repairs are contemplated.

8. Health Inspections in Late August: One restaurant was found to have 12 infractions on a 54-item checklist.

7. : It happened on Maple Avenue Sept. 10-11.

6. 7-Eleven Robbed Twice in a Week: The robber was armed in one of the incidents at the City Avenue convenience store.

5. Lower Merion Daytime Burglaries Prompt Warning from Police: The flurry of incidents was township-wide, according to authorities.

4. : Perhaps the most expensive theft in mid-September happened on Cynwyd Road.

3. : Three men were reported charged in the Bala Cynwyd incident.

2. Sun Valley Pizza Closes After Fire: The Narberth restaurant caught fire late on a Wednesday night.

1. : Authorities said 44-year-old Andrew Charles Thomas shot Officer Bradley Fox dead before killing himself.