Brandywine Route 202 zoning plan eyed by supervisors
At a special session on Wednesday Louis Novakis urged the supervisors to rezone a five acre strip on the Birmingham Concord border from residential to business. The land, mostly in Concord Township, is proposed for commercial development and the decision will be announced at a future meeting.
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Brandywine
Birminghall
Concord
Concord Township
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Annoutce Weir
School board may appeal bus lot ruling in Havertown
Haverford officials seek alternate site after Judge Levy ordered district to remove 46 buses from Aligates property citing zoning. Board waits post meeting to decide appeal while township officials discuss potential sites. Delaware County Association of Township Officials elected officers including William Holston president and Robert Iseminger vice president.
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Delaware County
Melvin
Levy
Delaware County Association of Township Officials
William’. Holston
Middletown
Robert C. Iseminger
Thornbury
Egbert Horton Jr
Upper Providence
Jack Cornell
Concord
Birmingham
Bethel
Chester
Edgmont
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
Regional court moves to Newtown site in Media Line Road
The Marple Regional Court will relocate from 2200 West Chester Pike Broomall to a first floor space in the former Newtown Junior High School building on Media Line Road Newtown. District Justice Carl J. Melone said the move aims to minimize disruption and asks for public patience during the transition. Separately, Richard T. Cappelli of Drexel Hill was arrested for alleged drunk driving after he refused a breath test at the corner of Township Line and Drexel avenues in Upper Darby early Saturday.
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Media Line Road
Newtown
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Haverford
Richard T. Cappelli
David Drive
Drexel Hill
Upper Darby
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Township Line
Drexel Avenues
Colwyn council expects no tax increase in budget
Following a budget meeting the Colwyn council anticipates no tax hike as the preliminary budget totals $29,718. The 1934 tax rate remains at 178 mills, maintaining existing fiscal parameters.
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Cabbage Patch Dolls Fetch 100 Dollars At Retail Spike
Sharon Hill reports a local scalping surge as Vince, 29, bought Cabbage Patch Kids for 22 each and resold them at 100. He recalls camping out with friends at Jefferson Ward in Glenolden to secure units, aiming for quick profit before demand fades and supply grows.
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Cabbage Patch
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Daily Times
Vince
Coleco
Centre Department
Jefferson Ward
MacDade Boulevard
Glenolden
Pa Supreme Court upholds ban on state park deer hunt
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld an order banning the first deer hunt at Ridley Creek State Park but remanded to Commonwealth Court for an expedited hearing. The ruling affects about 600 hunters and up to 900 white tailed deer in the 2,600 acre park with potential hunt dates in December.
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DEA
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Dallas
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John A. MacPhail
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