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Aces 4th Quarter Free-Throw Clinic Sinks Springfield

by Gerry January 23, 2025

Lower Merion Aces Free Throws

The Lower Merion Aces boys' basketball team shot 11-12 from the foul line in the fourth quarter Tuesday night (January 21), en route to a come-from-behind win against the Springfield (Delco) Cougers.After several lead changes, Springfield led 35-32 at the end of the third quarter. They extended their lead to 37-32 with a layup at the start of the fourth quarter. The Cougars … [Read more...] about Aces 4th Quarter Free-Throw Clinic Sinks Springfield

Jefferson Station (Still Known Then as Market East) January 21, 2014 – As 14″ Of Snow Falls

by Gerry January 20, 2025

Market East Snow Storm

Snow began falling in Philadelphia during the early morning hours on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. The snowfall expanded across the region throughout the morning, with heavy snow continuing into the afternoon and evening hours. By midday, when this photo was taken, the city was well on its way to having an accumulation of more than a foot of snow.Market East Station opened on … [Read more...] about Jefferson Station (Still Known Then as Market East) January 21, 2014 – As 14″ Of Snow Falls

Rebounding From 2-3 Start, Aces Are Now Contending For League And District Titles

by Gerry January 10, 2025

Carson Kasmer

After dropping their first two Central League games to Garnet Valley and Conestoga, the Lower Merion Aces Boys Varsity Basketball team seemed far from their usual status as perennial league championship contenders. A run for the District One Title looked even less likely.https://youtu.be/Rp89DGAzl14?si=vrPIp77pnAX8hCnlCarson Kasmer leads Lower Merion in scoring, averaging more … [Read more...] about Rebounding From 2-3 Start, Aces Are Now Contending For League And District Titles

DiBruno’s Closes Coffee Stand At Farmers’ Market, Suburban Square

by Gerry January 8, 2025

Dibrunos Coffee

https://youtu.be/cJygAWFNpgU?si=lLbrVfqxBN-pd-5fYou can still get a cup of coffee at DiBruno's Ardmore Farmers' Market location but forget about ordering cappuccinos, lattes, Americanos, espressos, flat whites, mochas, hot chocolates, Italian Sodas or whatever else your caffeine-addicted heart desires. Now that they have closed their cafe, your choices are limited to Regular … [Read more...] about DiBruno’s Closes Coffee Stand At Farmers’ Market, Suburban Square

Gregg Downer Just Won His 700th Game With Lower Merion. He Also Beat Them When He Played For Penncrest.

by Gerry December 24, 2024

https://t.co/I29TkQHKPO— This is Lower Merion and Narberth (@ThisLowerMerion) December 24, 2024 Lower Merion High School's basketball team beat Haverford High (December 20, at Haverford). It was a "special T-Shirt" occasion, as Gregg Downer guided the Aces to their 700th win as their head coach. Before Downer won his first game … [Read more...] about Gregg Downer Just Won His 700th Game With Lower Merion. He Also Beat Them When He Played For Penncrest.

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