Sun Valley principal irked by school board switch
The Penn Delco School Board shifted Sun Valley High School and Northley Middle School leadership effective July 1. Bruce Williams and Nancy Hacker move to Northley in their roles, while Northley principal William Snyder and assistant Cathy Bouquist assume Sun Valley posts. Richard Miller stays at Sun Valley. The change aims to present a new environment.
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Disputed Sun Valley School Leader Transfer Planned
School board president Bob Johnson comments on a move to reassign the principal and assistant principal amid district concerns. Williams calls the transfer a demonstration. teachers are unavailable after the year ends. Chuck Grassano notes chaos under Williams over two years and supports keeping the middle school led by Snyder, as the district eyes Timothy F. Kirby for superintendent this week.
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20-year Upper Chichester police staff honored for service
Bonnie M. Byrne of the Upper Chichester Police Department was recognized for 20 years of outstanding service at the township meeting. She was also honored recently at the Chichester Business Association’s Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon.
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Dylan Nelson Celebrates First Birthday with Family
Dylan Nelson celebrated his first birthday. He enjoys running and riding in his coupe car and eagerly awaits his father’s return for hugs and roughhousing. Grandparents Bill Long of Havertown and Donna and Stan Nelson of Glenolden attend.
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Residents seek details on PECO tower plan in Ridley Creek area
A 36 member citizens group petitions the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for information on PECO's plan to build a 90 foot tower a pumping station and other facilities on Ridley Creek Road The site a 27 acre woodlands known as The Pines is owned by Media Borough and would affect water supply wetlands and wildlife The group questions EMF noise potential spills and alternate sites a pre hearing conference is set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Philadelphia</S>
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