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SPS Technologies fire lawsuit: Class-action filed for those impacted in Montgomery County
The first class-action lawsuit has been filed after a massive fire broke out at SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township ...
Jenkintown residents can expect more testing and cleanup after massive SPS Technologies fire, police chief says; schools to remain closed Thursday
At a meeting Wednesday night of Jenkintown Borough officials, Police Chief Thomas Scott provided a briefing that detailed the ...
SPS fire in Glenside still burning. What to know about warehouse blaze, Abington response
The massive fire that engulfed SPS Technologies late Monday night was still burning on Wednesday morning, according to ...
SPS Technologies fire site ‘extremely dangerous', people told to avoid it
Days after an explosive fire broke out at the SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, residents were ...
No contaminants found in the air or water supply as SPS Technologies fire burns for fourth straight day, officials say
The Abington-based manufacturer says no toxic chemicals were involved in the on-going fire, and that air and drinking water ...
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SPS Technologies factory to be partly demolished so firefighters can put out industrial fire
Three days after the SPS Technologies factory in Jenkintown caught fire, demolition crews are being brought in to tear down ...
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Jenkintown SPS fire continues to smolder; most chemicals stored at the site were spared from blaze, officials say
The tactical response by our firefighters prevented what could have been a mass casualty incident,” Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy said.
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SPS fire continues to burn, building needs to be partially demolished, officials say
Officials said they are working to get hotspots extinguished and begin their investigation, but said to do so, they will have ...
Abington company that caught fire had toxic ‘ignitable waste’ on site and had past EPA violations
Vinyl chloride is a man-made, colorless gas that burns easily and is used to make polyvinyl chloride, a hard plastic.