June 22: 5 Things to Know Today, Update on Cheryl Bremble

1: Cheryl Bremble, the Upper Dublin High School teacher who to corruption of a minor, has had her preliminary hearing pushed back. Bremble, who is out on $25,000 bail, was originally scheduled for her preliminary hearing with District Court Judge Patricia Zaffarano in Ambler yesterday. However, that hearing has now been pushed until July 25.

Preliminary hearings are generally when the prosecution will lay out their basic evidence of the charged crimes, while the defense will attempt to prove that the charges are baseless and thus have the case thrown out. Although purely speculative, delays in the preliminary hearing are often the result of the two sides attempting to reach a plea agreement. Bremble will be represented by Philadelphia-based criminal defense attorney Marc Neff.

2: There's a new restaurant coming to Upper Dublin. Sorta. Upper Moreland-Willow Grove Patch Editor Gerry Dungan let me know that Rossoneri's Ristorante, currently of that area, is moving into the Allegro Grille of Maple Glen in August. They'll keep that name, but the menu will be mostly of Rosseoneri's. Which, according to the in the UM-WG Patch, is a great thing.

3: Yesterday marked the first day of summer, so the season has officially arrived. The Upper Dublin Parks & Recreation department is in full swing, and this week is , including an NYC road-trip today, a youth trip to Dorney Park tomorrow, and a family campout in Robbins Park this weekend.

4: Speaking of summer, the Upper Dublin Public Library realizes that the kids are now running free, and have also boosted their calendar to help meet the needs of residents. Tonight they're kicking off their summer reading program when "Pete Moses, Musician and Singer, will present an amazing program of lively music, many instruments, and lots of audience participation as we explore music from around the world! For children of all ages!"

5: Blog highlight: Have you been keeping up with the by Phil Rubenstein? When we launched our blogging section, Phil eagerly called saying he had a great idea for a blog in which he would share his inside knowledge of home inspections with Patch readers. Since then, he has been writing with tips and information to anyone who wants to know more about the topic or is considering buying or selling a home.