Monthly Archives: October 2010
Bits & Pieces for Oct. 21
Local in marathon, a B&B on Veterans' Day, spay and neuter.
Battlefield Park gets boost from civic association
Civic Association holds annual membership meeting.
First Person Singular: Vote for what, not who
Vote as if your liberty depends on it—because it does.
Mind Matters: Strategies of grief
How to cope with the inevitable
The Garden Path: Those stinkin’ stink bugs
They’re annoying, but harmless.
Richard Orville Mayo Sr. of West Grove
Richard Orville Mayo Sr., 75, of West Grove,died Saturday, Oct. 16, at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.
Rosemary A. Hurley of Kennett Square
Rosemary A. (nee Gorman) Hurley, of Kennett Square, formerly of Upper Darby died on Oct. 15,.
Steve Barrar on the job fulltime
As your state representative I have worked hard over the past years, and I have always tried to be responsive to your needs and concerns. The next legislature will have many tough issue’s to tackle, a huge budget deficit, helping to get our citizens back to work and the list is long. I feel I am the best person to take on these challenges and represent the people of this legislative district.
U-CF board considers outsourcing transportation
The School Board is looking for an independent source to conduct a feasibility study whether to continue in-house busing or to find an outside contractor.
Implications of Prop 19
Legalizing marijuana in California would rattle chains all across the country.