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Third time isn't a charm when talking about heat
With an excessive heat warning issued Friday through tonight, Michelle Taylor of Ridley Township was shopping before lunchtime at the MacDade Mall before temperatures soared to the high 90s.
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Constitutional convention considered in state House
By ALEX ROSE arose@delcotimes.com State Reps. John Galloway, D-140, and Chris King, D-142, want to do something nearly unheard of in government: They want to change it.
Swarthmore aiming for deer cull
The borough is moving forward with securing agreements with Swarthmore College before a deer culling can take place on campus.
Posted by Susan Turkel on July 16, 2008 at 10:06 AM Posted in Bryn Mawr , Databases , Haverford , Swarthmore Great news for historians and genealogists! The Bryn Mawr and Swarthmore College libraries have ...
Stu Bykofsky: The unknown men who would be president
DRIVING TOWARD Borough Hall in Swarthmore, you pass streets named Vassar, Harvard, Yale.
Eight Youngsters Get a Chance to 'Ring' the Liberty Bell
Descendants of the signers of the Declaration of Independence tapped the Liberty Bell on Friday to celebrate the country's birthday.
Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross are about to get married
July 2, 2008 -- The two people who portray Philadelphia's best known tour guides, Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross, are about to do something their real life counterparts never did, get married! It will be a public ...
E-ZBorrow temporarily unavailable
Posted by Mary Lynn Morris Kennedy on June 30, 2008 at 11:16 AM Posted in Bryn Mawr , General News , Haverford , Swarthmore , Systems The E-Z Borrow system is temporarily unavailable as we sort through problems ...
'We are e-mul-si-fy-ing," trills Lisa Prell, as she shows a young student how to whisk a mixture of mustard, oil and Tabasco sauce.
Incontinence: A 'hidden condition' for many women
Nine years ago, Lee Greenwood developed a problem that, she says, could have made her hide from the world.
Cris Hansen, 47, paramedic and fire chief
Cris Hartley Hansen, 47, of Woodlyn, a paramedic supervisor and Swarthmore fire company chief, died June 5 of cancer at the home of his companion, Dawn Patterson, in Springfield, Delaware County.
Resignations, Alpha Phi greet senior's first three years
The Class of 2008's time on campus began with a controversy. Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Delta Delta Delta sorority were put on probation after a Fall term incident when Tri-Delt pledges said they been ...
Incontinence: A 'Hidden Condition'
Nine years ago, Lee Greenwood developed a problem that, she says, could have made her hide from the world.
Man sentenced in fatal drunken driving crash
A Delaware County man has been sentenced to three to six years in state prison for causing the death of a Bedminster Township woman last year in a drunken driving crash on Route 476 in Delaware County.
When Sandra Schulberg was last in college, Richard Nixon was president, The Godfather was in theaters, and Atari had come out with its first generation of video games.
McCaskey grad praises migrant educa...
Giving up their teaching jobs in Mexico to work as migrant farmers in the U.S. was risky but has proven fruitful for Alfaro-Aco's parents .
Market flat on financials, oil's price swings
By Kristina Cooke Reuters Wednesday, May 28, 2008; 11:06 AM NEW YORK - U.S. stocks were little changed on Wednesday as the price of oil fluctuated below $130 a barrel and financial shares fell on concerns there ...
April 27 at the Old Mill in Rose Valley, with Diane Smith-Hoban from Journeys of the Heart officiating.
APA Heritage Month Traditions: Old School, Meet New School
As ceremonies and commemorations go, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is young.
Waiting out the college wait lists
So they may not have gotten into their dream schools, but most high school seniors have already decided where they will go to college next fall.