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Judge Delivers Win For Chester Receiver In Short-Lived Power Battle
A Commonwealth Court judge delivered a no-nonsense ruling in favor of the receiver for the City of Chester.
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Welcoming The Rise Of Women In The GOP
Pennsylvania saw its own wave of freshmen women sweeping into state government, much of which was based in the Delaware Valley.
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The Most Challenging Census Ever
Federal officials have called: “That’s a wrap!” on the 2020 U.S. Census.
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Why Have Federal Unemployment Benefits Cost So Much More Than Expected?
The March 2020 CARES Act expanded unemployment benefits for millions of laid off workers.
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Dining Al Fresco At 28F?
The image of these pretty, lit greenhouses in a field at the La Fava Restaurant and Bar here look inviting and warm.
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Zidek: I Haven’t Given Much Thought To 2021 Re-Election
Delaware County Council Chairman Brian P. Zidek says questions about whether he plans to run for re-election in 2021 are premature.
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PODCAST: Looking Into The Crystal Ball For PA Politics 2021
Looking back on state politics in 2020, and what’s in store for 2021.
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Counterpoint: The Greatest Gift This Season — Freedom Of Religion
Judging by the diversity of holidays observed this time of year, humans seem to have a need for a communal celebration in early winter.
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Point: Christmas Is A Holy Day
So the other day, a friend asked me a question that boiled down to this: Does Christmas have to be a religious holiday?
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Opinion: The Majority Who Stole Christmas
We are reminded of the failure of the majority in the General Assembly to help families across the commonwealth in 2020.
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Facebook Group Unites Struggling Local Businesses, Restaurants
Feed Us West Chester and Surrounding Areas, is private Facebook group for local dining and drinking establishments and community members.
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With Finances In Dire Straits, City Of Chester Still Waiting On 2021 Budget
The receiver for this financially troubled city is working on a 2021 budget that should be made public before the new year.
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Despite Corporate Scolds At North Face, The Oil And Gas Industry Has Nothing To Apologize For
Santa isn’t the only one keeping a naughty list this Christmas.
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Chesco-Based Catering Company Turns COVID Disaster Into Community Service
Although hard to imagine, there was a time in 2020 — even if only in January — when almost no one had heard of the novel coronavirus.
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DV-Based Attorney Leads Restaurant Group Suing Wolf Over Latest Restrictions
A group of restaurant and bar owners from Harrisburg to the Delaware Valley filed suit Friday against Gov. Wolf.
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Great Valley Propane Offers Free Fill-Ups To Local Restaurants
Many Delaware Valley businesses are struggling to stay afloat as indoor operations have ceased once again.
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With Indoor Dining Gone Until January, Restaurants Face Troubling Futures
“It’s 30 degrees… Asking our customers to sit outside in freezing weather, or even our staff to serve them, is inhumane."
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PODCAST: Meet The Driving Forces Behind The Lawsuit Against Hatboro-Horsham Schools
Hear from the two mothers behind the lawsuit against the Hatboro-Horsham School District.
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Montco Passes Budget Just Under $462M, With Real Estate Tax Hike For 2021
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners passed a nearly $462 million budget for 2021 Thursday morning.
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Delco Allocates $4M In CARES Funds For Restaurants, Gyms
Many businesses are contemplating closing doors permanently, said Goodrich-Cairns.
