Dumping draws fire in Upper Darby race
Democratic candidate Thomas Moore accused state Rep. Mario Civera of letting a land stretch near 2nd Street and Railroad Avenue become a dumping site. Moore asked the Department of Environmental Resources to investigate for hazardous waste while criticizing the Upper Darby Township Council. Council President John E. Clark planned to inspect the area. Moore previously lost an at large council race. this campaign targets a smaller district including East Lansdowne.
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A. Scott Kraus
Daily Times
Upper Darby
Thomas Moore
Mario Civera
R-164
2Nd Street
Railroad Avenue
Moore
Civera
Department of Environmental Resources
Pennsylvania Department of En
Vironmental Resources
Baltimore Pike
SEPTA
1St
4Th
Upper Darby Township
Council
John E. Clark
Clark
East Lansdowne
Cemetery sheds light on life in early Black Philadelphia
Archaeologists study a second group of 1810 to 1822 burials from a downtown Philadelphia church site. Compare with 1980s remains from First African Baptist Church and Eden Cemetery to understand demography, diet, and African burial practices among urban and rural Blacks in Delaware County.
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Yeadon
Philadelphia
Delaware County
10Th and
Vine Streets
Marple Township
John P. McCarthy
John Milner Associates
West
Eden
Collingdale
McCarthy
Haiti
Daily Times
Robert J. Gurecki
Eden Cemetery
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