Delaware County
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Crozer Working With Communities to Reinstate Paramedic Service
Brookhaven and Aston have worked out tentative agreements with Crozer Health that an advanced life-support paramedic service will continue to serve residents, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. The service will be provided indefinitely at no additional cost. The agreement was reached after meetings with Crozer Health President and CEO Anthony Esposito, Jr. Six…
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Now You Can Volunteer to Help Delco Plan America’s 250th
Delaware County is joining with communities across the nation to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary on July 4, 2026, so it is encouraging county residents to be part of the planning process through the work of the America250PADelco Committee. Delaware County officials have formed the committee to lead the planning process, which will include events from…
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Delaware County Residential Real Estate Pace Slows a Bit
The residential real estate market in Delaware County is changing, but it’s a move that’s actually returning it to normal, say some real estate experts. That hasn’t stopped people from worrying, asking brokers if we are in a recession, writes Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. Beth Endrizzi, a real estate agent with the…
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9 of the Largest Family-Owned Regional Businesses are in Delco
Many of the Philadelphia region’s family-owned businesses expanded last year — whether by revenue or employee count, according to a list of 75 of the largest family-owned business in the region, writes Todd Romero for Philadelphia Business Journal. Nine of those were in Delaware County. Nolan Painting Inc. in Havertown, founded in 1979, ranked…
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Judge Rules Delco Memorial Hospital Will Stay Open for Now
A Pennsylvania judge ruled Tuesday that Delaware County Memorial Hospital stay open temporarily while discussions are held on the future of the hospital, reports Fox 29. Crozer Health, owned by Prospect Medical Holdings, had planned to close the current hospital by Nov. 26 and convert it to an inpatient behavioral health center by the spring…
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Get Your Fill of Pumpkins and More Fall Fun at These 2 Delco Spots
It must be fall because everybody’s got pumpkins. Here in Delaware County, you can go right to the source at Arasapha Farms and Linvilla Orchards, writes Michelle Reese for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Arasapha Farms at 1835 Middletown Road in Glen Mills is better known for its Haunted Hayride and Bates Motel experience, but there’s also…
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Several Delaware County Women Featured at Power Women Summit
The Power Women Summit recognizing local women who have inspired others takes place Oct. 19 at Drexebrook Catering & Special Event Center in Drexel Hill. Featured from Delaware County will be: Marcie Bramucci, Executive Artistic Director of the Hedgerow Theatre in Media; Patti Brennan from Newtown Square, CEO of Key Financial; Denise Dillon, Head…
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See Which Seven Delaware County School Districts Placed Among Top 50 in Pennsylvania for 2023
Delaware County has seven of the top 50 school districts in Pennsylvania for 2023, according to a new ranking by Niche. To determine the 2023 Best School Districts in Pennsylvania, Niche performed an analysis of data provided by the U.S. Department of Education along with millions of reviews submitted by students and parents. Factors that…
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Wawa Sandwich Offering Means Summer Is Over
It seems a little early to be thinking of Thanksgiving, but as temperatures have eased, some of us, like the folks at Wawa, are ready to launch. Wawa has reintroduced its holiday sandwich, The Gobbler, in September, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. So that’s it. Summer’s officially over. The Gobbler remains a divisive sandwich.…
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Delco’s Still Got It: 6 Public High Schools Make Top 50 List
Six Delaware County public high schools are among the top 50 in Pennsylvania for 2022, according to a new ranking recently released by Niche. All schools on the top 50 list received an A+ or an A grade for their overall score. Ranking the highest among the six Delaware County schools was Radnor Senior High…
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This Delco Man Brought Us Christmas Prism. Now a New App Tracks Halloween Displays
Michael Kane, the Delaware County man who gave us Christmas Prism, a free app that lets you track Christmas light displays, now has a new FrightMaps app for Halloween, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. The free FrightMaps app is easy to use. Decorators can upload photos of their Halloween display along with a location, title,…







































