Aston woman injured in early morning crash
Upper Chichester Township police investigate a serious auto crash on Chichester Avenue that left Ann Marie Lazinsky of Edgar Avenue in stable condition at Sacred Heart Hospital. Chester Police Sgt. Walter Allison said details are scarce and the investigation continues. The vehicle reportedly struck a parked truck tractor unit.
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Chichester — Township
Aston
Ann Marie Lazinsky
Edgar Avenue
Sacred Heart Hospital
Chester
Walter Allison
Chichester Avenue
Allison
Fire agencies receive $146000 in PEMA loans
The Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency issued loans totaling 146000 to three county volunteer fire companies. Parkside and Upland each received 50000 for new pumpers while Aston Beechwood obtained 10000 for equipment and 36000 for refinancing a pumper. The funding came from tax exempt bonds.
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Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
Parkside
Upland
Aston-Beechwood
Upper Darby seeks school board candidate with deadline
Upper Darby residents 18 or older from Upper Darby Millbourne or Clifton Heights must apply by tomorrow to replace William Buchanan on the school board. Resumes go to the district administration building Lansdowne Avenue and School Lane. Appointment set for July 5 to fill the remainder of Buchanan term through this November. Roger Reilly 11 and runnerup Zang Duong, Marble Tournament champs, will compete next week at the National Marble Tournament in Wildwood New Jersey on cement rinks at Pine Street beach.
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Upper Darby
William Buchanan
Buchanan
Millbourne
Clifton Heights
Lansdowne Avenue
School Lane
Roger Reilly
Zang Duong
Wildwood
N.J
Wildwood Beach
Pine Street
Greek Festival Ends with Fund Drive in Upper Darby
The Upper Darby Hellenic Festival at Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church on Powell Lane wraps tonight featuring ethnic delicacies and entertainment. Proceeds support a $1.1 million three story education center adjacent to the church as part of a major fundraising drive.
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Upper Darby
Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Powell Lane
Goodyear Tire Center approved at Sproul Road site
Springfield township zoning board approved a Goodyear Tire Center at 724 S Sproul Road in an existing service station building. The owner will expand the structure to add four service bays and offer minor auto repairs along with tire sales and installation.
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Springfield
Goodyear Tire
S. Sproul Road
Borough council thanks AMVETS flag donation and cleanup plan
Morton officials praised the AMVETS Post 118 flag donation and announced Paint Up Clean Up Week in Eddystone. Councilman Thomas Orio said special trash pickup is scheduled for the week.
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Morton
Amvets Post
Eddystone — Borough
Thomas Orio
Deshong Art Museum to close as Widener opens new campus museum
Widener University plans to end its long running lease of the Deshong Art Museum and transfer the deed of the Wetherill property to a new museum program near campus. The university estimates up to 500000 dollars will be spent to renovate the mansion for art display and classroom use, with a fall term opening.
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Wiener University
Alfred O. Dehong
Fshed
Widener Vsever
Widener
Rbert Bruce Tole
Widener Fir Arts Council
Th University
Wetherill
Bruce
Fine Arts Committee
MacMoreland Center
What Fathers Do Says Young Students in Sunda Times
A Sunda Times report from Providence presents first graders answering what fathers do. Children cite activities like working, fixing things, playing sports, taking walks, dressing, giving rides, talking with them, and making breakfast. The piece notes variations and mentions grandparents in one child’s reply.
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Sunda Times
Jean
Segal
Michele Cicone
Rose Tree Day School
Conor McDonough
Media Water hikes rates 5.5 percent in PUC ruling
Harrisburg news: Media Water Company announces a 5.5 percent rate increase approved by the Public Utility Commission, raising the average residence bill from 148 to 156 dollars annually. The move yields 88 thousand dollars extra yearly revenue, with a public hearing looming on the borough’s bid to switch to a municipal authority.
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Harrisburg
Media Water Company
State Public Utility Commission
Media
Rose Valley
Aston
Edgmont
Middletown
Nether Providence
Upper Providence
PUC
Philadelphia
Rudolph S. Pallastrone
State
Burilind, Broad and
Spring Garden Streets
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