Democrats Urge Voters to 'Take Control' at Llanerch Forum
Haverford residents heard John Innelli urge Congress to end ethics barriers such as honorariums and franking. He pledged to accept no honorariums, self-fund trips, and stay in Washington Monday through Thursday while visiting constituents Fridays. He criticized Curt Weldon for missing a debate offer. In Brookhaven, sewer study urged with Pennvest loan discussion. In Chester area, charges dropped against Richard Haines amid a name mix-up. warrants issued for Brian Burns for drug-related offenses. Local meeting notices listed for Brookhaven Recreation, Chester Water, Edgmont Zoning, Garnet Valley and Southeast Delco school district boards, and Upper Darby Zoning.
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St. Andrew’s Church
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Capitol Hill
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Women’s League of Voters
Brookhaven — Recreation Committee
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Chester — Water Authority
Welsh Streets
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Garnet Vally
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Delmar Drive
Primos Avenue
Upper Darby
Long Lane
Garrett Road
Missing nursing home resident found in Ridley Creek Park
Ron Klenk a 57 year old nursing home resident from West Chester disappeared Monday afternoon while walking with friends in Ridley Creek State Park. He was found two days later near Locust Crest Tavern in Sycamore Mills Road covered with scratches and hungry but in stable condition. He had been in the park about 2 days and was taken to Riddle Hospital for observation. State police and park rangers investigated but found no foul play.
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Ridley Creek State Park
Ron Klenk
Brandywine Hall
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Lansdowne
Middletown Road
Sycamore Mills Road
Allen S. VanCleve
Lois
Swarthmore
State Park Rangers
Klenk
John Ciancia
Ciancia
Joseph Elias
Riddle Hospital
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Park Rangers
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Delco skydiver survives dramatic near-miss at hazy airport
Tim Bradbrooke, 28, of Haverford, survived a skydiving accident near Hazleton Airport after a door opened at 500 feet. His pilot chute tangled, canopy tore, and he landed using a controlled fall between trees. He credits skill and luck, plans to resume skydiving and begins law school at Villanova.
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Tim Bradbrooke
Haverford
Bradbrooke
Brooke
Orange, N.J
Villanova University
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