COVID-19
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Boeing’s Ridley Park Plant Back in Business With COVID-19 Enhancements
Boeing’s Ridley Park plant is once again open for business after it shut down for two-and-a-half weeks for an enhanced COVID-19 cleaning, reports assemblymag.com. The…
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100 Delaware County Residents Have Now Died From COVID-19 Complications
Delaware County has reached a sad milestone as of Monday, April 20 with 100 COVID-19 deaths now being reported in the county, up nine from…
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Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Cautiously Offers State Plan to Relax Social Distancing by Region
On Friday, Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf said a plan will be initiated in the next several weeks that would ease social distancing orders by region,…
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Coronavirus Update: 17 More County Residents Reported Dead From COVID-19, Total Now 91; 2,460 Cases Reported
There were 17 more COVID-19-related deaths reported in Delaware County as of Sunday, April 14, bringing the number of fatalities to 91, according to data…
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Drexelbrook Founder L. William Kay II Succumbs to Complications of COVID-19
The owner of Drexelbrook residential and catering facilities in Drexel Hill, L. William Kay II, has died from complications of COVID-19, writes Kathleen E. Carey…
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Coronavirus Update: Delaware County Cases Now at 2,281; 74 COVID-19 Deaths
Delaware County’s total number of COVID-19 confirmed cases has increased by 226 and is now at 2,281, with three more deaths reported Friday, April 17,…
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Pennsylvania Implements Stricter Mask and Distancing Requirements for Businesses to Protect Essential Workers
Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine has ordered strict new guidelines businesses in the state must follow to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus.…
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COVID-19 Takes Another 11 Delaware County Residents, Death Toll Now at 71
Delaware County lost another 11 people to the COVID-19 virus, bringing the county’s death toll to 71, according to data from the Chester County Health…
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Conshohocken-Based David’s Bridal Producing Non-Surgical Masks for Healthcare Workers
Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal has joined the growing number of companies that have switched production to boost the supply of masks and other personal protective equipment…
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Media’s Jonah Jackson Could be Number 28 on List of Delaware County Players That Made the NFL Draft
Jonah Jackson, offensive lineman from Media and a Penncrest graduate, could become the latest Delaware County athlete to make the NFL draft, writes Bob Grotz…
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Upper Darby Food Bank Offers a Lifeline to Those Devastated by Pandemic Economic Impact
The sudden number of unemployed caught off guard from the COVID-19 pandemic is swelling the ranks of people at the Upper Darby Food Bank, writes…
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COVID-19 Update: 14 More Delaware County Residents Lose Their Lives, Death Toll Now at 60
Delaware County lost 14 more people to the COVID-19 virus, bringing the county’s death toll to 60, according to April 15 data from the Chester…
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Delco Continues to Rate Well at Social Distancing
According to the World Health Organization and the CDC, social distancing is currently the most effective way to slow the spread of COVID-19. Unacast, which…
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COVID-19 Claims Resident in Haverford, Clifton Heights; 5 Countywide COVID-19 Deaths Reported in One Day
Five more people from Delaware County have died from COVID-19, raising the number of deaths to 46. The number of positive confirmed cases of coronavirus…
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First Upper Darby COVID-19-Related Death Reported, Delaware County Now Has 41 Fatalities, 1750 Cases
Upper Darby has had its first person die from COVID-19, raising the Delaware County death toll to 41. The number of positive confirmed cases of…
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Coronavirus Update: 1,633 COVID-19 Cases Now Reported in Delaware County, 40 Deaths
The number of COVID-19 related deaths in Delaware County has now risen to 40, and the number of positive confirmed cases of coronavirus stands at…
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Governor Launches State Loan Program to Help Hospitals Fighting COVID-19
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced a new loan program April 10 – the Hospital Emergency Loan Program, or HELP – that will provide short-term financial…
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Governor Orders Schools to Remain Closed for Rest of Academic Year, Delaware County COVID-19 Deaths Now at 28
Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf announced Thursday, April 9, that schools in the state will remain closed for the remainder of the 2019-20 academic year in…
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