Water rate boost delayed by seven months for PSW Co
The Public Utility Commission suspended Philadelphia Suburban Water Co request to raise rates 12 percent for seven months to permit investigation and hearings. If approved, PSW would gain about 9.8 million dollars in annual revenue, raising the average yearly bill from 216 to 242 dollars for 231,000 customers in Delaware County and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co
State Public Utility Commission
PSW
Philadelphia Suburban
Delaware County
Evening public meetings list for several townships and boroughs
Today's schedule includes ASTON Public Works at 6 30 p m and Southwest Delco Sewer Authority at 7 30 p m on Park and Gambie lanes. Brookhaven Council meets 7 30 p m at Brookhaven Road Edgmont Avenue. Eddystone Council 7 p m at Eddystone Family Center 9th and Simpson. Marcus Hook Library board 7 p m at 10th and Green. Marple Commissioners public hearing 7 p m Morrison room municipal building Springfield Sproul roads. Middletown Township council 8 15 p m township building 27 N Pennell. Nether Providence Zoning board 7 30 p m 214 Sykes Lane Wallingford. Newtown Supervisors caucus 7 p m 7 30 p m township building Bishop Hollow Road. Ridley Park Borough council hearing zoning ordinance 7 30 p m community room borough hall Ward and Cresswell Streets.
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Aston — Public Works
Delco Sewer Authority
Park and Gambie
Brookhaven — Council
Brookhaven Road
Edgmont Avenue
Eddystone — Council
Eddystone Family Center
Simpson
Marcus Hook — Library Board
10Th
Green Streets
Marple — Commissioners Public Hearing
Morrison
Springfield
Sproul Roads
Broomall
Middletown
N. Pennell Road
Nether Providence
Sykes Lane
Wallingford
Newtown — Supervisors Caucus
Bishop Hollow Road
Ridley Park — Borough
Borough Hall
Ward and
Cresswell Streets
Where to give blood at community bloodmobiles this week
Community bloodmobiles visit Holy Spirit Church Sharon Hill Springfield Baptist Norwinden Drive Upper Darby St Mark Lutheran Ridley Park Saint Rose of Lima Eddystone Chev Shalom Wallingford St Laurence Upper Darby To book call Greater Delaware County Red Cross 566-4580.
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Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church
Church Hall
School St
Sharon Hill
Springfield Baptist Church
Norwinden Drive
Springfield
Fidelity Bank
Constitution Drive
Upper Darby
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
E. Chester Pike
Ridley Park
Saint Rose of Lima
Chester Pike
Eddystone
Chester Road
Wallingford
St. Laurence Roman Catholic Church
West Chester Pike
Delaware County
American Red Cross
Battle brewing on bill
Hal Ellis reports a developing clash over a proposed bill amid political maneuvering. Key figures unnamed in the fragment weigh positions as lawmakers prepare motions and public debate intensifies. The article outlines mounting opposition and strategic votes shaping the outcome.
Political clash over mental health care bill in Senate
Senate debate pits Minority Leader Robert Mellon against Majority Leader Joseph Loeper over a sweeping reform of mental health laws. Mellon warns the bill could enable involuntary commitments and warehousing, while Loeper insists it improves treatment and balances public safety with patient care.
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Senate
Robert Mellon
Luzerne
Joseph Loeper
Upper Darby
Loeper
Mellon
Bradley bound for bench in Delaware County
Harrisburg report: Springfield attorney Harry J. Bradley, a Republican, is nominated by Gov. Casey to fill a Delaware County judicial vacancy. If confirmed, he will replace Judge John A. Reilly, who died March 12, and serve until January 1992, with election required in 1991.
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Hal Ellis
Harrisburg
Springfield
Harry J. Bradley
Robert P. Casey
Delaware
Senate
Bradley
John A. Reilly
Media
Brooks, Bradley and Kenney
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By Hal Ellis
Daily Times
Robert J. Gurecki
St. Anthony of Padua
Chester
St. Anthony
Dems
Seer Loeper
Gary
Media Vin
Deléo Gop
Tom Judge
Dianne Merlino
Judge
Delaware County Trial Nominating Commission
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