Suspect sought in Chester shooting at Metro Lounge
Police seek a man believed to have shot a 45 year old Chester resident Holly Leake at the Metro Lounge Saturday night. The victim, stable at Crozer Chester Medical Center, said the attacker was a friend who had attended a barbecue with him hours earlier. Captain Mullen withheld the suspect’s name.
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Chester
Metro
John Mullen
Holly Leake
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Upland
Mullen
Lo Man
Leake
Dinosaurs film at Furness Library on Wednesday
In Nether Providence a free children’s film series presents Dinosaurs The Terrible Lizards at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Helen Kate Furness Library. The program also features Cotton Candy and Elephant Stuff a backstage look at a traveling circus. In Upper Providence township officials meet at 8 tonight in the township building on Providence Road to discuss police operations.
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Nether Providence
Helen Kate Furness
Upper Providence
Providence Road
Summer on Campus Study in Diversity
Colleges open campuses for summer learning beyond classrooms. Conferences, sports camps, and cultural programs draw groups to Widener Bryn Mawr Swarthmore and others with meals dorms and facilities. Prices remain lower than private centers while emphasizing non profit educational aims.
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Haverford College
Stefans
David Noble
Widener University
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Noble
Widener
Delaware County Colleges
Bryn Mawr Russian Institute
Working Womens Summer School
Higher Education Resources Service Institute
HERS
Villanova
Cabrini
PRIME
Young Peoples Engineering Childrens
Cheyney
John Chaney
Sonny Hill
Andy Hinson
Penn State
Delco
Cheyney Migrant Program Aims to Lower Dropout Rate
Cheyney State College hosts the Migrant Education Program in its 16th year. Dr. Anthony Pinnie notes high dropout risk among eligible youths and outlines a two session plan with teen and younger student groups. The program, funded by the state and run through July 31, includes counselor support and teen teacher aides. Coordinated by Joseph Dunn for the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
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Cheyney
Cheyney State College
Anthony Pinnie
Pinnie
Pa. Department of Education
Joseph Dunn
Legal aid cut in Harrisburg hits Delaware County
Delaware County and state funds for legal aid to the poor face deep cuts. The Legislature slashed funding from 2.2 million to 1.25 million, a 50 percent cut, magnified by federal matching to a 4 million statewide loss. DCLAA projects about 800 fewer clients served this year, from a typical 2,400 cases.
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Harrisburg
Delaware County
Delaware County Legal Assistance Association
DCLAA
Dean Nance
Nance
County group weighs cuts as funding uncertain for legal aid
Nance's current staff of 32 provides free services to the poor in landlord tenant disputes family relations including divorce custody adoption and support and consumer issues with loans and defective merchandise. Despite a potential 175000 loss the county group has not laid off attorneys yet and hopes Legislature will restore funds after September reconvenes. Richard at the Ivania Legal Services Center distributes state and federal money and believes a restoration of about a million dollars is possible. The dilemma pits laying off staff and cutting services against continuing normal operations in hopes of September funding. The DCLAA board of 25 led by Jon Auritt will decide at an upcoming meeting in the Delaware County Bar Association Building in Media.
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Nance
Richard
Ivania
Dclaa Board of 25
Jon Auritt
Delaware County Bar Association
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