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24-Hour Cynwyd/Manayunk Trail And Bridge Access Coming

by Gerry February 4, 2022

Manayunk Bridge, Cynwyd Heritage Trail to have 24-hour access under proposed ordinance change https://t.co/7eVrRT6xIF

— This is Lower Merion and Narberth (@ThisLowerMerion) February 4, 2022
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Way to go, Mr. Shook! 🐻‍❄️🧊❄️ https://t.co/CJDV7Jmk1C

— Lower Merion SD (@LowerMerionSD) February 2, 2022

Harriton Grad, Josh Verlin

“It’s a standing that I have no business having... I never thought I would be a part of the Philadelphia basketball community. I do this because I love it." —@jmverlin

Josh Verlin is the next generation of Philly hoops custodians: https://t.co/FcwTvopwMY @JSantoliquito

— PhillyVoice (@thephillyvoice) February 4, 2022

Students (and teachers) at Penn Valley welcomed a special visitor this morning! Today is “We are United by Celebrating Kindness and No Name Calling… No Put Down Day.” We are showing our Penn Valley Pride today!! @LowerMerionSD pic.twitter.com/HWzoXaBFPw

— Jen Goldberg (@jaguar222) February 4, 2022

Even though much has changed around campus over the last 100 years, one thing remains the same: Villanova looks beautiful in the snow! Read this week's TBT to see snowy Villanova throughout the years. https://t.co/JT0EdEaPVx pic.twitter.com/KiA1MTvXH2

— Falvey Library (@FalveyLibrary) February 3, 2022

Last Spring, Haverford's campus minimum wage was raised for the first time since 2008. A year later, students have changed when and how they work, but not exactly how you'd expect!

Read the feature by Zhao Gu Gammage '25 here: https://t.co/g6E60IK1nL

— Haverford Clerk (@HaverfordClerk) February 3, 2022

Lower Merion based home care company to pay $2.8 million in back wages https://t.co/Rrs0N5knjd

— This is Lower Merion and Narberth (@ThisLowerMerion) February 3, 2022
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@Fords_Hockey gets the outdoor win 4-2 over Hill School #GoFords pic.twitter.com/Q56wYZZ3mb

— Haverford Athletics (@GoFords) February 2, 2022

Last Week for Summer Internships, Work with the Lenape Nation, and the BlackQuaker Film Festival - https://t.co/p7ktmmldAM pic.twitter.com/NDp4r9To7y

— CPGC at Haverford (@Haverford_cpgc) February 4, 2022

Somebody said #PINK ⁉️💕💕💕

Follow👉A La Mousse#Alamousse #cake #dessert #Philadelphia #Narberth #mousse #cafe #FoodieBeauty #Foodie #Pink #bakery pic.twitter.com/EVL0vEz18s

— A La Mousse Cake Cafe (@AlamousseCake) February 4, 2022

Join us in giving a special shout-out to middle infielder, Pat O’Neill for earning a 4.0 GPA in the fall ‼️

Solid work @pat_oneill2 👌 pic.twitter.com/OyHyjGnt4u

— Villanova Baseball (@VUBaseball) February 3, 2022
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