Real estate firm burned out of building
A one story office building at 511 West Chester Pike housing Camco Inc. was gutted by a two alarm fire that started about 3:28 a.m. The flames reached the doorway and atrium while three large roof air conditioning units framed efforts to enter. Firefighters from Llanerch and neighboring towns battled pockets of fire that kept smoldering under a fallen roof for hours as heat damaged the Falcon Center. No occupants were inside. one firefighter was treated for a knee injury. Cause is undetermined pending investigation by township, state and county marshals.
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John M. Roman
Daily Times
Haverford
West Chester Pike
Falcon Center
Llanerch
David McKinney
Rofighions
Camco Inc
McKinney
Brookline
Bon Air
Seas End
Oakmont
Deborah M. Bartsch
Townhouse flood woes spark push for builder talks
In Bethel residents of Trotters Lea press supervisors to back talks with builder David Clark over chronic storm water issues. Heavy rains worsened basement flooding from State Line Road, a private New Castle County road, prompting calls for an engineering plan and mediation to resolve the problem. In Brookhaven, the police department seeks part time applicants who have completed 520 hours of training. applications due June 30 with details at the police station on Edgmont Avenue and a contact number.
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Bethel
Trotters Lea
David Clark
Ee Ees Meatal Ce
State Line Road
New Castle County
Del
Clark
Pennsylvania Police
Township seeks tougher penalties for illegal dumping
In UPPER DARBY a council discussion last night addressed illegal dumping along Creek Road and behind the Providence Road Shopping Center. Councilor Micozzie urged increasing the maximum $300 fine to fund cleanup and called for stronger public health and environmental measures for violators.
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Upper Darby
Creek Road
Providence Road
Micozzie
Senate to act fast on no fault insurance reform
Loeper of Upper Darby urged quick action on no fault reform while noting reservations about its effectiveness. He backed paused Senate legislation promising at least 25 percent cost cuts and a 110 percent Medicare cap. The House bill passed with a limited no fault and medical cap, while Loeper seeks a responsible package with Freind and O Donnell before the session ends.
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Loeper
Senate
Times
Harrisburg
State Senate
Doe Loeper
Upper Darby
Steve Freind
R-166
Haverford
Eaveearen Pecreats
Freind
Robert O'Donnell
Senate and Insurance Committee
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