Rezoning Supported by Middletown Zoning Board
Middletown zoning board ruled that the council's rezoning of Francis McMahon's auto shop from ness to office use is not unconstitutional, while upholding Montrose Greene's change from business to residential on East Old Baltimore Pike near the Media Bypass. The board said new classifications align with area zoning.
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Middletown
Francis McMahon
Ness
McMahon
Montrose Greene
Old Baltimore Pike
Media Bypass
Area School Boards and Councils Set Evening Meetings
Multiple local boards schedule meetings this evening across Delaware County. ASTON Penn Delco Transport Committee 7:30 p.m. at Northsey Middle Center. HAVERFORD and MARPLE Newtown school boards 8 p.m.. MEDIA Council 7 p.m.. NETHER PROVIDENCE Commissioners 8:30 p.m.. NEWTOWN Zoning 8 p.m.. SPRINGFIELD Park and Rec 8:30 p.m.. UPPER CHICHESTER Planning 8 p.m.. UPPER DARBY Zoning Hearing 7 p.m.. UPPER PROVIDENCE Environmental Commission 8 p.m.. Rose Tree Medica school board meets 8 p.m. at Springton Lake Middle School.
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Upper Providence
Rose Tree Media School Board
Mark C. Nagy Associates
RTM
Aston
Penn Delco School Board
Northsey
Board of Assistance
Haverford
Marple
Marpie-Newtown
Media Line Road
Media — Council
Borough Hall
State
Jackson Streets
Nether Providence
Furey Road
Boothwyn
Upper Darby
Long Lane
Garrett Road
Upper Providence — Environmental Commission
Providence Road
Rose Tree Medica School Board
Springton Lake Middle School
Edgar leaves Congress but keeps options open
In Springfield, Bob Edgar prepares to depart Congress after 12 years in the 7th district. He will become Eugene M. Lang Professor of Change at Swarthmore while leaving doors open for future elected office. He told 225 attendees the move is not a funeral and he will stay active on Delaware County issues.
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Edgar
Congress
Len LA Barth
Daily Times
Springfield
Bob Edgar
Delaware County
Democratic Committee
Capitol Hill
U.S
Springfield Country Club
Eugene M. Lang
Swarthmore
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Merle Edgar
Bob
Leake presses for county money as tides rise
Rose Quinn reports Leake demands more than $600000 in back taxes and debt from the county while former Mayor Joseph Battle faces a sharp reception at a budget hearing. Battle proposes trading 1200 tons of city trash to the county’s waste scheme for at least $2 million to offset tax increases. City officials cite revenue losses and consider a 13 mill real estate tax hike plus fees to cover deficits.
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Rose Quinn
Daily Times
Joseph Battle
Council
County Solid Waste Authority
Battle
Republican
Leake
Beenere
Timothy Gorbey
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Parkside
Sam Iannucci
Delaware County Firemen’s Association
Primos-Secane
Philadel
Ed Rendell
Tom Foglietta
Philadelphia
Peter Kostmayer
B Trading
Ucks County
Pete Zinner
Christopher Gorbey
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