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No Drone Zone and Traffic Restrictions Set for PGA Championship
The PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square will include a No-Drone Zone and road restrictions starting May 11, writes Pete Bannon for the Daily Times. The FAA authorized a no-fly zone to cover any unauthorized aircraft in the area surrounding Aronimink during the May 11-17 event, including drones. Newtown Township announced that,…
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‘Independence One’ Arrives at Philadelphia International Airport
Southwest Airlines flew in a newly-painted plane at Philadelphia International Airport on Wednesday to honor America’s 250th, writes Alexandra Skores for CNN, as reported at 6abc. It was the first scheduled flight for “Independence One,” as it flew from Dallas to Philadelphia. Philadelphia is the birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.…
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Tanglewood in Folsom Starts with Brisket, and It Only Gets Better
When a barbecue joint has sandwiches called the Gunslinger and the Triple Bypass, it’s probably good eating. Tanglewood Fire and Smoke in the Ridley Shopping Center off of MacDade Blvd. was highlighted for its delicious barbecue by Bob Kelly of Kelly Drives at Fox 29. “I’ve been cooking for a long time,” said owner Jeff…
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Ruth Bennett Farm in Chester Prepares Eighth Annual Kickoff
Nearly three dozen volunteers gathered over the weekend at the Ruth L. Bennett Community Farm in Chester to help prepare for the upcoming growing and distribution season, writes Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. The annual event was held for the eighth time on Saturday. “It’s just a great way to kick off the…
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A Mother’s Fight for Safer Roads Helps Spark $10M MacDade Boulevard Makeover
PennDOT has unveiled a $10 million safety plan targeting a stretch of MacDade Boulevard in Ridley Township known for frequent accidents, writes Madeleine Wright for CBS News Philadelphia. The project is a response to years of serious crashes, including an April 16, 2024, hit-and-run that killed 17-year-old Damien Hocker. The driver was later identified and…
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Media, Swarthmore, and Four Neighbors Eye Regional EMS Fix After Crozer Closure
A new regional EMS authority for six Delaware County towns has been proposed, writes Torin Sweeney for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Delco Emergency Services Authority, or Delco ESA, would cover Media, Nether Providence, Upper Providence, Rose Valley, Rutledge, and Swarthmore. The six Delaware County towns are working together to form the regional authority. Property owners…
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Pinball, Fortnite, and Fresh Brews: A Family-Friendly Brewery Is Coming to Springfield
The husband and wife team of Matt and Stephanie Courchain are opening a retro arcade and brewery in Springfield known as the Battle Royale Brewing Co., writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The couple is investing between $300,000 and $350,000 in the brewery, which will feature arcade games, in-house brews, and Nintendo Switch stations.…
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The Art of Boredom: Rediscovering Creativity and Connection in a Digital World
Good and bad most often come mixed together. An unruly child may have incredible drive and an insatiable curiosity. The student who talks out of turn also knows how to sustain conversation and keep others entertained. A good teacher trains students to harness the productive aspects of their personalities without indulging in harmful extremes. What…
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This Delaware County Woman Helped Artemis II Get to the Moon and Back
When Kristin Houston was still in high school, a chemistry teacher noticed her fondness for math and science and suggested she might want to study engineering. That conversation started her down a career path that would fuel her passion for the space industry and place her in a prominent role in the Artemis II mission…
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Town Hall April 30 Looks at Proposed Delco EMS Authority
A town hall on April 30 will address the creation of the Delco Emergency Services Authority for six central Delaware County municipalities. The authority would provide emergency services to the 40,000 residents of Swarthmore, Rose Valley, Media, Rutledge, Nether Providence, and Upper Providence townships, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. The public meeting takes…
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‘Queen of Philadelphia’ (and Delco) Visits Josh Shapiro in Harrisburg
Kylie Kelce stopped over in Harrisburg recently to talk with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro for her monthly video series, FAFO. The interview aired on her podcast, Not Gonna Lie, on Tuesday, writes Aliya Schneider for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Kelce, who lives in Haverford, combined some serious conversations with Shapiro and light-hearted moments that included shooting…
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Talluto’s in Ridley Park Keeps Italian Hoagie Simple and Fresh
Talluto’s in Ridley Park proves that while Philadelphia’s signature sandwich may be the cheesesteak, the region also has an abundance of other great long-roll offerings, including its Italian hoagie, writes BZ Maestro for BZ Maestro Eats. The popular deli and Italian gourmet shop dates back to the 1960s, first opening in Philadelphia’s Italian Market before…
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HEADstrong in Woodlyn Brings Support to Cancer Families From Those Who Have Been There
He was on his own cancer journey when Ridley High graduate Nick Colleluori planted the seeds for an organization that would eventually help 37,000 patients and their families fight their own cancer battles. Nick was 19, a sophomore at Hofstra University in New York, when he was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. An outstanding athlete, he…
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Here Are 3 Ways You Can Go All In for Delco Gives on May 6–7
With just one week to go, Delaware County is gearing up for one of its most powerful displays of community generosity. Delco Gives returns May 6–7, bringing together hundreds of nonprofits and thousands of donors for an online giving event hosted by The Foundation for Delaware County. Now in its third year, Delco Gives continues…
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Local Malls Adapt or Close as Consumer Needs and Desires Change
Mike Fenn, 45, grew up in Delaware County and hung out as a teenager at the Granite Run Mall, the Springfield Mall, and King of Prussia. He and his friends frequented GameStop, Electronics Boutique, Suncoast Video, and Showcase Comics, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Malls “slowly died out or they went exceptionally high-end…
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Haverford Landscapers Oppose Gas Blower Ban That Isn’t Here Yet
A total ban on gas leaf blowers coming to Lower Merion in 2029 is worrying some landscapers in Haverford, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. Lower Merion’s ban addresses air and noise pollution generated by gas-powered leaf blowers, along with their contribution to climate change, and their impact on the health of individuals with…
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The Philadelphia Region Is Now an Easy Place to Catch a Cruise
No longer will local travelers have to haul themselves up to New York or down to Baltimore to catch a world-class cruise. The Norwegian Cruise Line PhilaPort terminal at Tinicum means Philadelphia’s cruising drought has ended, writes Meghann Foye for The News Tribune. On April 16, the Norwegian Jewel made history as the first major…
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These Delaware County Bookstores Can Prop Up Your Summer Reading List
Whether you are searching for a new favorite novel or a gift for the book lover in your life, Delaware County is home to plenty of standout bookstores that have you covered, writes Patrick Rapa for Philadelphia Magazine. Bookish Notions in Media is a bright, carefully curated bookshop that feels more like an art gallery.…
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