Scout Raises Flags for Veterans Day Service at Mt Cemetery
In Aston a Scout led a Veteran's Day project placing 59 flags at Mt Cemetery with help from the Weather Vane Road family, American Legion Post 926, and the VA. Buddy Eppehimer spent $19.20 of his own money and hopes to replace all 100 markers as state Sen. Clarence Bell prepares to speak at the event. Memorial Day observances are planned by Chester Veterans Council with multiple posts statewide conducting services and remembrances at 11 a.m. and 9 a.m. across Ridley, Darby, Upper Darby, and Haverford areas, followed by parades and county courthouse ceremonies.
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Dorothea L. Reynolds
ASTON
Mt. Cemetery
Graham
Weather Vane Road
Cettge Eppehiver
Green Ridge American Legion Post 926
Eppehimer
Buddy
Brookhaven Junior High School
Friends
al Boyd
Alex Mizanecky
Kerry Ross
Wayne Archer
Veteran’s Administration
Post 926
Donald Bogden
Veterans Day Services
Chester Veterans Council
Pateern
An Bertan
Samuel Chiaffa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Herbert W. Best
Post
MacDade Blvd
Sutton Ave
Ridley Township
Cpl
William C. Greifzy
Darby
Darby Memorial
Archer-Epler
Marshall Road
Upper Darby
VFW Post 311
Veterans Park
Haverford Township
Chester Mayor ousts police chief William Hoopes
Police Chief Hoopes is removed by Mayor John Nacrelli and replaced by Administrative Inspector William Hamilton as acting chief. The move follows Hoopes’ racketeering trial and amid broader tension as Hoopes, Hamilton, and inspector Iacono face ongoing scrutiny and potential further actions from federal authorities.
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Andy Reynolds
Daily Times
Chester
William Hoopes
John H. Nacrelli
William Hamilton
Nacrelli
Hoopes
NacreKi
Hamilton
Anthony Iacono
Iacono
Nacrellis
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
U.S
Gregory Magarity
Pennsylvania
Eneyte
Fidelity Building
Esther Clark
State of
Fire in Media Station Apartment kitchen injures resident
Fire at the Media Station Apartment unit on Thursday evening started by cooking oil flare up. Rose Tree Fire Chief John Trueworthy said the blaze was accidental and contained to the unit. Resident Eric Clinton Wade, 28, of Urban Ave., was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Riddle Hospital.
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Upper Providence
Media Station
Rose Tree
John Trueworthy
Ee Ne Ee Enema Media
Middletown
Soak Bee
Creeanes
Sperusiect
Cnells Willce
Evie
Tion
Eric Clinton Wade
Urban Ave
Riddle Hospital
Parents press Penn-Delco teachers at tense forum
More than 150 parents packed the Aston Vocational-Technical School to hear Penn-Delco District teachers discuss conditions under a court injunction. Sun Valley science teacher James Elmer denied mistreatment claims and said teachers are complying with the 179-day requirement, while coaches defended their programs amid cuts and funding concerns.
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Penn-Delco Schools
Dorothea Daily Times
ASTON
Aston Vocational-Technical School
Peter Hovis
Northwest
Aston Civic
Penn-Delco
Sun Valley High School
James Elmer
McCloskey Freed On Probation In Karen Miller Death
William McCloskey was sentenced to five years probation after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Karen Miller a three year old girl who died after a severe shaking incident while in his care at 1400 Honan St Chester The case involved a long court battle over removing life support for the brain dead child and featured testimony from doctors about brain hemorrhaging caused by the shaking incident
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Marlene Digiacomo
William McCloskey
Dee Peper
Dee
McCloskey
Deena
V. S. Shankar
Sacred Heart’ Hospital
Chester
Dimitri Contestavelos
Miller
Honan St
Karen
Creter-Chester Medical Center
McCla
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Scout
Johnson
Eugene Graham
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Lee
Middletown Road
Eos
Arene Tee Seaameamanmiane Construction Trades Council
County Sheriff's Office
Daily Times/index
Sun Valley
Hal Ruoff
Rosemary Berg
Northley Junior High
Robert Fithian
Ted Cramer
Fithian
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