Brian Zidek
-
Delaware County Restaurants Cautiously Bring Back Indoor Dining as State COVID-19 Numbers Remain Elusive
Many Delaware County restaurants and bars returned to indoor seating, with restrictions, on Friday as the county entered a green phase of reopening, writes Alex…
-
69th Street Businesses: Upper Darby Neighbors, Government Pitch in to Undo Looter Damage
69th Street businesses in Upper Darby, helped by community volunteers and township workers, are recovering after sporadic looting there Sunday, writes Vinny Vella and Stephanie…
-
Delaware County Leaders Urge Peace and Unity in Face of Regional Looting, Fires and Vandalism
Leaders from Delaware County put out a joint video Sunday night stressing the importance of peacefully working together at a time when reports of looting…
-
In Delaware County, Small Business Owners Ask State for a Reopening
Some Delaware County small business owners struggling to survive in the COVID-19 pandemic are asking the state to move the southeast region into the yellow…
-
Delaware County: Restrictions Rely on Stats Heavily Skewed Toward Nursing Homes
So far, requests from Delaware County officials to separate nursing home COVID-19 statistics from the rest of the community have gained no traction at the…
-
Delaware County Looking for Cards, Letters and Signs of Support for Staff and Residents at Long-Term Facilities
The community is being asked to create cards, letters and signs for the staff and residents at long-term facilities across the county. The county will…
-
Ignoring State COVID-19 Containment Requirements Will Only Delay Delaware County’s Reopening, According to Officials
Those choosing to ignore state social distancing, mask and shelter at home requirements will only delay the Philadelphia region’s reopening, according to state and county…
-
National Guard Called in to Broomall Nursing Center to Shore Up Staff Shortages
The Broomall Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Marple Township has asked the National Guard to help them provide routine care to non-acute patients as it…
-
700 Volunteers Needed to Help Non-Coronavirus Patients at Glen Mills School Alternative Care Site
Delaware County government has an urgent need for 700 volunteers to help run an alternative care site at the Glen Mills School. The site will…
-
From the County: Free Food Shopping and Delivery Help for Seniors
During the COVID-19 pandemic, The County of Delaware Services for the Aging (COSA) and Community Transit are partnering to offer seniors an alternative to in-person…
-
COVID-19 Response Fund From Foundation for Delaware County Continues to Seek Donations
The Foundation for Delaware County has committed $100,000 to a Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund to help nonprofits through this pandemic and has raised an…
-
Chester County to Take Lead on Public Health Regarding COVID-19 for Delaware County
Partnership was the theme of a joint press conference held Thursday morning at the Chester County Government Services Center that included officials from both Chester…
-
Chester County Could Take on Role of Delco’s Health Department in Virus Pandemic
Delaware County has no health department. That’s made it extremely difficult to deal with coronavirus cases in the county, which have to be handled remotely…
-
Delaware County Gets Two More Coronavirus Cases, Help Coming to Local Businesses Hit By Pandemic
Delaware County reported two new cases of the coronavirus on Tuesday, March 17, bringing the number of cases to nine. There have been 20 additional…
-
Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund Off to a Good Start as Requests for Donations Continues
A $100,000 contribution has been made to the new Delaware County COVID-19 Response Fund established Friday by The Foundation for Delaware County. The fund is…
-
Here’s the Latest From Delaware County and the State on Reducing the Spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Delaware County Council, joined by members of Delaware County’s Emergency Services and Delaware County’s Department of Intercommunity Health held a press conference on March 12…
-
Delco Dems Take County Council to Facebook as They Get Their Agenda Going
So Democrats have been in charge of Delaware County’s government since Monday. How’s it going? One of the first tell-tale signs that something was different…
-
3 New Delaware County Council Members Sworn in as Democrats Take the Reigns
With the swearing in of three newly-elected members of County Council Monday, Jan. 6, at the Media Courthouse, the voters put Democrats in charge of…
Founding Partners
Advertisement
Affiliate Partners
Chamber Partners
