Yup. Our Main Line. HoustonPress describes it, " What begins as a sociology lecture – four very privileged white people drinking wine on the veranda of their suburban Philadelphia house and discussing their lives – soon veers into mysterious territory when Ray (Kevin Daugherty), a successful business analyst, takes a weekly bus trip into the inner city. His seat mate is … [Read more...] about A Houston Theater Company Is Presenting A Play About Race Relations On The Main Line
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Bryn Mawr Hospital Sued – They Admit To Misplacing Remains of Miscarried Baby
Bryn Mawr Hospital Sued – They Admit To Misplacing Remains of Miscarried Baby August 27, 2019 by Gerry (Edit) Bryn Mawr Hospital mistakenly gave Donohue Funeral Home Griffin’s placenta, and the funeral home didn’t check the package’s contents before proceeding with cremation. Seventeen days later, the remains were found in the hospital, having been … [Read more...] about Bryn Mawr Hospital Sued – They Admit To Misplacing Remains of Miscarried Baby
Harrisburg Pols Rally In Opposition To Puppy Mills
Daylin Leach (D, SD-17) and Tim Briggs (D, HD-149) joined several other state legislators in Upper Merion today, at a rally to support SB-44 (Victoria's Law). According to the website of Humane PA, Victoria was a German Shepherd who was rescued from a Pennsylvania puppy mill after 10 years of breeding. She became completely paralyzed as a result of a genetic, … [Read more...] about Harrisburg Pols Rally In Opposition To Puppy Mills
John Hickenlooper, Narberth/Lower Merion Native Son, Quits Presidential Race
Now Looks To Flip GOP-Held Colorado Senate Seat John Hickenlooper announced his candidacy for the presidency on March 4. On August 15 he announced that he was out the race for president. On August 22 he announced that he was running for the U.S. Senate in his adopted state of Colorado. From Rockland Road in Narberth to Kent Road in Wynnewood Hickenlooper … [Read more...] about John Hickenlooper, Narberth/Lower Merion Native Son, Quits Presidential Race
When Jack Whitaker Was A Cowboy On City Line
As Frank Fitzpatrick noted in last week's Inquirer obituary, "Jack Whitaker was a pioneer, so maybe it was fitting that his TV career dawned in a makeshift cowboy town on the outskirts of Philadelphia." ... " A utility man at WCAU-TV, he did the weather, a minute or two of scores during John Facenda’s nightly 15-minute newscast, co-hosted the “Tee Time” talk show at Bala … [Read more...] about When Jack Whitaker Was A Cowboy On City Line