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Neumann Professor Teaches Nurses Self-Care so They can Cope With the Job
Neumann University offers a course on nursing self-care to help them with the fallout from the COVID crisis and the stress of multi-tasking among healthcare…
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Remembering William Rice of Morton, a Tuskegee Airman
William Rice of Morton flew 34 combat missions in Europe and received the Congressional Gold Medal in 2007 for his service as a Tuskegee Airman,…
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Delaware County Residents Use Different Strategies to Fight Inflation
Rising grocery prices getting you down? Try growing your own vegetables, buying in bulk, or distributing the burden throughout the family. That’s what’s worked for…
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Time’s Right ‘Chronologically, Financially, Emotionally’ to Close Riddle Ale House in Media
After more than a half-century of being a fixture on Baltimore Pike in Media, the Riddle Ale House is closing its doors for good, writes…
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Radnor Looks at Ordinance to Protect Historic Properties
Radnor Township has some of the most expensive real estate around. Some are historic properties that need protecting. Now the Radnor Township Planning Commission is…
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DCMH Owners Criticized After Health Department Intervention
The owners of Delaware County Memorial Hospital (DCMH) were taken to task Monday afternoon, hours after the Pennsylvania Department of Health closed the hospital’s emergency…
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No Sibling Rivalry on This Notre Dame Field Hockey Team
The field hockey roster of the Fighting Irish at the Academy of Notre Dame in Radnor is an anomaly, writes Terry Toohey for the Daily…
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Crozer Health’s CEO Responds to Concerns in Letter to Editor
Crozer Health CEO Tony Esposito reached out to the community via a letter to the editor to the Daily Times over the closing of Delaware…
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World Series Good for Business at Local Bars and Restaurants
Bars and restaurants that felt the severe sting of the pandemic are grateful for the Phillies’ run in the World Series, and the overflowing crowds…
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Bryce Harper’s Good Luck Charm Is a Baby Named After Him
Bryson Ferrier is making quite a splash in 2022, writes Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. First, he was Delaware County’s 2022 New Year…
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Carl’s Cards in Haverford Reaps Phillies World Series Benefit
The owner of Carl’s Cards and Collectibles Inc. in Haverford couldn’t be happier with the Phillie’s entry into the World Series, writes Pete Bannan for…
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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…
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Darby Borough Names Street for Ethel Smiley, a Voice for Civil Rights
Darby Borough’s leading voice on civil rights, Ethel Smiley, will be honored today by having a street named after her, writes Pete Bannan for the…
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Towne House’s New Owner Calls Media ‘a Diamond’ as Renovations Start to Take Shape
Brian McLaughlin, the new owner of the Towne House in Media, is embracing the best elements of its past while adding new and contemporary features,…
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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.…
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P.J. Whelihan’s Readying for November Opening at Lawrence Park
A new PJ Whelihan’s restaurant will anchor a redeveloped Lawrence Park Shopping Center when the restaurant opens in late November, writes Pete Bannan for the…
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CHOP Opens New $85 Million Facility in Millbourne
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia now has a presence in Millbourne Borough with the opening of a supply and logistics center at the former Sears property…
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A Heartfelt Reunion: Soldier Surprises Son at Drexel Hill Middle School
Nick Meehan was teaching business at Upper Darby High School when he was summoned abroad. The Army National Guard soldier was called to be stationed…
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