Chadds Ford entrepreneur honored

Students Run Philly Style, a Philadelphia program that uses marathon training to help young people succeed in life, held its fourth annual Extra Mile Celebration earlier this month, and a Chadds Ford entrepreneur was one of the honorees. As part of its 10thanniversary, Students Run Philly Style recognized a group of individuals who have facilitated the organization’s success at 10 milestone moments since its founding.…

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Court upholds death sentence in Willard murder

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Nov. 21 affirmed the order of Delaware County Common Pleas Judge Frank T. Hazel, issued on Sept. 4, 2012, which denied the Post Conviction Relief Act petition of Arthur Bomar. Bomar was sentenced to death in 1998 for the brutal kidnapping, rape and first-degree murder of 22 year old college athlete Aimee Willard, daughter of former Chester police officer, Paul…

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Lydia F. Haggerty of New London

Lydia F. Haggerty, 74, of New London, died Sunday, Nov. 23, at her residence. She was the wife of Edward F. Haggerty Sr., with whom she shared 53 years of marriage. Born in Unionville, she was the daughter of the late Thomas F. and Edith Best Russell. Lydia was a homemaker. She was an avid Dallas Cowboys fans, and enjoyed traveling and genealogy. In addition…

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DelCo police first to carry life-saving drug

A new state law set to go into effect on Nov. 29 allows police to carry the drug Narcan, also known as nasal naloxone, and Delaware County police will be the first in the state to do so. According to the Delaware County District Attorney’s office, the drug reverses an opiate overdose — from heroin or OxyContin — and brings an unresponsive person back to…

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Jane Craig Morrison of Kennett Square

Jane Craig Morrison, 92, of Kennett Square, died Saturday, Nov. 22. She was the wife of Albert B. Morrison who died in 1997. Born in Birmingham Ala., she was the daughter of the late Hugh and Ethel Woods Craig. Mrs. Morrison was a homemaker, and a member of the First Presbyterian Church of West Chester. She received her bachelor’s degree from Mary Baldwin College in…

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PennDOT: Be ready to alter travel plans

With weather forecasts calling for potential wintry mixes or accumulating snow on Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is urging drivers to be prepared and change travel plans if necessary. The National Weather Service has extended the winter storm watch for Wednesday, Nov. 26, and it now includes all of southeastern Pennsylvania and the northern half of New Jersey, warning that land and air…

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