Penn Delco votes again on 1987 88 budget tonight
Aston Penn Delco School Board plans a second vote at 7 30 p m on a 1987 88 budget of 16 071 158. The plan would raise real estate taxes by 16 mills to 318 and add about 48 to the average tax bill, prompting opposition over millage and the Brookhaven sale amid rising enrollment. Also noted is the Lehigh River white water release at Francis E Walter Dam, with flow at 500 cfs or more, subject to weather, with hotline 597 5091 for updates.
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Aston
Penn Delco
Brookhaven
Lehigh River
Francis E. Walter
White Haven
Philadelphia
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Refrigerator report prompts public safety alerts in Chester
Chester urges residents to notify the department of public safety about abandoned refrigerators found in vacant homes back yards or on streets due to child danger. Councilman Bill Waldron can be reached at city hall 447 7986. In Norwood Councilman John Hauger stays in the borough and in the same precinct as he buys Councilman John Gillon’s house on Winona Avenue.
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Chester
Department of Public Safety
Bill Waldron
City Hall
Norwood
John Hauger
Hauger
John Gillon
Gillon
Winona Avenue
Local Government Meeting Schedule Arising in Delaware County
A list of upcoming meetings across Aston Penn Delco Brookhaven Collingdale Concord Darby Middletown Prospect Park Ridley Park and Ridley Township. Sessions include school board planning zoning libraries and health boards with times from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at various municipal centers and school buildings.
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Aston
Penn-Delco
Concord Road
Brookhaven — Council
Recreation Committee
Brookhaven Road
Edgmont Avenue
Collingdale — Planning Commission
MacDade Bivd
Concord
Garnet Valley High School
Smithbridge Road
Glen Mills
County — Heritage Commission
Darby
Borough Hall
Summit St
Middletown
N. Pennell Road
Prospect Park
Interboro School Board
9Th
Washington Avenues
Ridley Park — Board of Health
Planning Commission
Ward and
Cresswell
Ridley Township
Library Board
Board of Health
MacDade Fig Ay Streets
Tinicum cancer crusader dies and fight continues
Timothy Loudenslager, 54, dies as Tinicum residents push for answers to cancer cluster. He had diagnosed with brain and lung tumors after 53 years in Tinicum amid suspected PCB contamination from Tinicum Marsh and local waterways. Neighbors, led by the Concerned People of Tinicum, seek health surveys, soil and air tests, and EPA environmental studies of local dumps and preserve sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Kravitz
Daily Times
Tinicum
Timothy Loudenslager
Loudenslager
Darby Creek
Tinicum Marsh
Joan
Debbie Engel
Engel
Tinicum Board of Health
Weldon and
Heinz
EPA
Falcroft
Clearview
Weldon
T Kilon
Ron Sormees
State Department of Environmental Resources
Engel Sail
Canine on the run ends up with ACPS rescue and new home
A 3-year-old German shepherd named Christopher faced thousands in barking tickets under Aldan ordinances. The Atlantic City Police K-9 unit intervened after a media call and found him a new home, sparing him from death row. His owner regrets the dog’s plight but cannot keep him.
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Aldan
Christopher Polselli
Christopher
SPCA
Regina Polselli
Chris
Shore
Atlantic City Police Department
Polselli
Damien Cahill
Atlantic City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delaware County
Refrigerator Report
Tinicum Cancer Crusader
Curt Weldon
U.S
John Heinz
Dennis McSweeny
Pat Hurley
Perenne
Citon Heights Heights
Dusts Sone
Ted Boar
Walt Chernokal
Regina Poiselli
Aidan
Mike Christiana
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