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Nervous Marple Residents Looking for Information About PECO’s Proposed Natural Gas Project
PECO’s project to build a natural gas reliability station at Rt. 320 and Cedar Grove Road in Broomall continues to concern neighbors, reports Joe Holden…
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As a Nation Held Its Breath, Chester County Tabulated Votes in a Smooth, Collaborative Process
As the nation held its breath in anticipation of Pennsylvania’s results, Chester County election officials tabulated votes in what they described as a smooth process…
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The Late Ruth Bader Ginsburg Officiated This Local Couple’s Wedding
A love of opera connected Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a Delaware County couple, reports CBS Philly. That connection led to her officiating…
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Local Plastic Surgeon Sees Unexpected Bump in Business Caused by Coronavirus Pandemic
Dr. Kirk Brandow, a plastic surgeon in Bala Cynwyd, is busier than ever as a result of an unexpected plastic surgery boom caused by the…
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Devon-Based Rabbi: ‘We Didn’t Close Up Shop; We Just Moved the Shop to Something Virtual’
Rabbi Yossi Kaplan of Chabad of Chester County, a synagogue in Devon, is among the religious leaders who are bringing the word of God virtually…
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Distillery in Elverson Creating Hand Sanitizer for First Responders, Hospitals
Revivalist Spirits in Elverson is doing its part during the coronavirus crisis by creating hand sanitizer for first responders, hospitals, doctors, and other medical personnel,…
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Montgomery County Offers Preview for Rest of State as Residents Adjust to Life with Coronavirus
Montgomery County is offering a possible preview for the rest of Pennsylvania as residents adjust to life with coronavirus-related safety measures, according to a staff…
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Italian Family with Roots in Delco Opens Restaurant on MacDade Boulevard
A Delaware County family is sharing its Italian recipes at its new restaurant, Santino’s Tap & Table, in Folsom, reports Victoria Woodill for CBS Philly.…
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West Chester Teen a Prodigious Talent on the Ice, in the Orchestra
Nick Hsieh, a junior at Rustin High School, is excelling both as a member of Team USA Figure Skating and a violinist with the Philadelphia…
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Modell’s Sporting Goods to Close King of Prussia Mall Store
Modell’s Sporting Goods, the retailer of sporting goods and related apparel, is closing its King of Prussia Mall location, according to a report from CBS…
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Local Coin Dealer Helps Bring Down Multimillion-Dollar Counterfeit Coin Operation
A coin dealer in Broomall helped federal investigators track down a man who was committing a potential $46 million fraud with counterfeit coins, reports Joe…
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Man’s Generous Act of Kindness Fills Plymouth Meeting Mall with Free Girl Scout Cookies
Thanks to a man’s random act of kindness, employees and shoppers at Plymouth Meeting Mall got to enjoy Girl Scout Cookies for free, according to…
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Jewelry Finds Its Way Back to Local Couple 33 Years After Being Stolen
After a burglar made off with some family jewelry, no one expected to see it again, writes Alexandria Hoff for CBS Philly. On Jan. 17,…
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Local Teen in the Fight of His Life Gets Support from a 76er
Juwan Adams, a student at Abington High School who desperately needs a bone marrow transplant, is getting support from 76er Matisse Thybulle, writes Kimberly Davis…
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What’s That Smell? Delco Officials Try to Trace Down Odor That’s Been Haunting Residents for Months
A mysterious odor like natural gas has been plaguing parts of Delaware County for months, and experts are hoping technology can find the source, reports…
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West Chester Family’s Annual Display of Christmas Lights All for a Good Cause
For two decades, a West Chester family has been putting up a breathtaking display of Christmas lights and using it to collect toys for the…
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Local Man Out of Prison After D.A.s, Governor, and Kim Kardashian Weighed In on His Fate
David Sheppard is out of prison after nearly 30 years, but the days leading up to his release were mired in a controversy involving Gov.…
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Local Woman Finds Closure 75 Years After Her Brother Was Killed in World War II
Collegeville resident Mary Stranieri has found closure 75 years after her brother was killed in World War II, as his remains finally made their way…
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