Radnor, PA|News|
Spring Fashions Hit the Main Line Runway
The annual Main Line Fashion Week gives boutiques a chance to strut their stuff for local style enthusiasts.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
James Boyle, Patch Staff
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Malvern, PA|News|
Spring Fashions Hit the Main Line Runway
The annual Main Line Fashion Week gives boutiques a chance to strut their stuff for local style enthusiasts.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Tredyffrin-Easttown, PA|News|
Spring Fashions Hit the Main Line Runway
The annual Main Line Fashion Week gives boutiques a chance to strut their stuff for local style enthusiasts.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Phoenixville|News|
Phoenixville Stylist Highlights Main Line Fashion Week
Salon Fiber has been tapped to style the hair for models during Main Line Fashion Week's first runway show.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Radnor, PA|News|
Delco Man Arrested In Radnor Vehicle Break-Ins
Radnor police say he stole more than $600 in cash and other items from 10 vehicles in the St. Davis section of town.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Roxborough-Manayunk, PA|News|
Grab a Free Ice Cream Cone in Philadelphia Tuesday
Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shops in Philadelphia are offering up a free cone for customers.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Tredyffrin-Easttown, PA|News|
Anti-PSSA Coalition Forming in Main Line School Districts
A growing number of parents in Lower Merion, Radnor and Tredyffrin/Easttown school district are opting out of standardized testing.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Radnor, PA|News|
Anti-PSSA Coalition Forming in Main Line School Districts
A growing number of parents in Lower Merion, Radnor and Tredyffrin/Easttown school district are opting out of standardized testing.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne, PA|News|
Anti-PSSA Coalition Forming in Main Line School Districts
A growing number of parents in Lower Merion, Radnor and Tredyffrin/Easttown school district are opting out of standardized testing.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Ardmore-Merion-Wynnewood, PA|News|
Anti-PSSA Coalition Forming in Main Line School Districts
A growing number of parents in Lower Merion, Radnor and Tredyffrin/Easttown school district are opting out of standardized testing.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Malvern, PA|News|
Union Worker Sentenced for Attempted Malvern Arson
Members of Ironworkers Union 401 received jail time for involvement in series of strong-arm attacks on area construction sites.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Phoenixville|News|
Phoenixville Woman Pleads Guilty to Fifth DUI
The defendant faces possible jail time in state prison stemming from multiple DUI arrests in the past year.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Radnor, PA|News|
Use of Fund Balance Proposed to Close $2M Radnor Budget Gap
School board directors suggested using the district's fund balance to balance the $92.6 million budget.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Tredyffrin-Easttown, PA|News|
Office Building Proposed for Swedesford Site
A real estate firm wants to repeat the success of a similar, nearby property with a 240,000 square-foot office building.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Ardmore-Merion-Wynnewood, PA|News|
Lower Merion Police Seeks New Officers
The department is accepting applications for prospective probationary police officers until July 18.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne, PA|News|
Lower Merion Police Seeks New Officers
The department is accepting applications for prospective probationary police officers until July 18.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Malvern, PA|News|
Malvern Fifth Grader Honored for State Contest Win
Riya Kinny was the grand prize winner in the Office of the Attorney General's Drug Free Calendar artwork contest.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Phoenixville|News|
Phoenixville Fifth Grader Rides High as Muscular Dystrophy Ambassador
A motorcycle dealer in Bucks County has focused fundraising efforts to help the family of 10-year-old L.J. Kidon in Phoenixville.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Roxborough-Manayunk, PA|News|
Roxborough Man Pleads Guilty to Third Degree Murder of 3-Year-Old
Joseph Zysk was found guilty in April 2014 of involuntary manslaughter of a boy he beat to death because he would not stop crying.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
Roxborough-Manayunk, PA|News|
Thousands Take To Manayunk StrEAT Festival
The annual kick-off to Restaurant Week attracted hungry visitors from the Philadelphia region.
James Boyle, Patch Staff
