Delaware County News Network
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Haverford Township Employee Recalls a Fishy Tale
Robert Steelman, a Haverford Township sanitation supervisor, recalled the time his fishing rod almost became food for the fish, writes Pete Bannan for the Delaware…
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Garnet Valley School District Pilots New Model for Learning
The Garnet Valley School District is continuing its commitment to creating innovative options for both students and staff with its blended learning program, writes Susan…
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Swiss Farms Kicks Off Year-Long Celebration of 50 Years in Delaware County
Swiss Farms recently kicked off its year-long celebration of 50 years in Delaware County with an official birthday party, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware…
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Haverford High Grad Enjoys Life as a Walk-On at Villanova
Tom Leibig, a Haverford High School graduate, is enjoying life as a walk-on with the Villanova basketball team, writes Terry Toohey for the Delaware County…
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Broomall Couple Shows Support for LGBT Community
Broomall residents Joan and Brian Bortnicker have become activists on behalf of the LGBT community, writes Ruth Rovner for the Delaware County News Network. The…
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Fate of Site of Former Towne House Restaurant in Media Still Undecided
The fate of the site of the former Towne House Restaurant that is currently owned by Eli Kahn is still unresolved, writes Susan Serbin for…
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Upper Darby School District Starts Branding Campaign
The Upper Darby School District is starting a branding campaign with the help of Magnum Integrating Marketing, writes Kevin Tustin for the Delaware County News…
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New Steakhouse Opens in Morton
A new steakhouse, Prime on the Avenue, is now open for business in the center of Morton Borough, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware County…
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Garnet Valley Resident Creates Improvmania to Benefit Families in Need
Improvmania, a day of improvisational performances to benefit a local charity for families in need, is coming to Wallingford, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware…
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Teaching, Coaching Icon at Ridley High School Dies at 84
Carl Schnellenbach, a longtime teacher and coaching icon at Ridley High School known simply as Schnell, died last month at the age of 84, write…
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Delaware County to Receive More Than $12 Million in State Grants
Gov. Tom Wolf and elected officials in Delaware County have announced $12 million in state grants for various projects across the county, writes Kathleen Carey…
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Folcroft Family Continues Four-Generation Tradition of Making Pierogi
For the Kosloski family from Folcroft, the week following Thanksgiving means it’s time to gather for its annual pierogi-making party, a tradition that has continued…
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New Bakery Opens in Aston
Misty Solomon, the owner of Devour Desserts in Aston’s Valley View Plaza Shopping Center, has long awaited the launch of her new bakery at the…
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Coffee Shop in Morton Offers SEPTA Riders Fast Service from Take-Out Window
Commuters at SEPTA Regional Rail’s Morton Station, perhaps in need of a quick cup of coffee or bite to eat before or after hopping on…
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Marple Township Reaches Deal on New Royal Farms Site
Marple Township, its zoning board, and Royal Farms have reached an agreement on the site for a new store, writes Leslie Krowchenko for the Delaware…
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Stormwater Authority of Chester to Start Charging Property Owners
Property owners in Chester will soon have to pay a fee to the city’s newest authority, the Stormwater Authority of Chester, writes Rick Kauffman for…
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Upper Darby Gives Super Wawa Project the Green Light
Upper Darby officials have given the green light for the construction of Super Wawa at the corner of Baltimore Pike and Oak Avenue, writes Linda…
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Smedley Tract to Become Recreational Area in the Heart of Middletown
Plans to develop Middletown’s Smedley Tract as a recreational area are ready to move forward after more than a decade of planning, writes Leslie Krowchenko…
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