Having lost 18 consecutive Central League football games by a combined score of 801-131, Harriton High School (with the league's approval) has decided that the Rams will take a break from a full schedule of Central League games. The school's athletic director, Shawn Albert wrote in an email - Harriton Football was granted a two year exemption from the Central League. … [Read more...] about Harriton Football Will Take Leave Of Absence From Central League
Hap Arnold Didn’t Want Black Pilots – Charles ‘Chief’ Anderson Trained Them
They Both Graduated From Lower Merion High School Hap Arnold Didn’t Want Black Pilots – Charles ‘Chief’ Anderson Trained Them. The Athletic Fields at Lower Merion High School are named after General Henry Harley (“Hap”) Arnold (Class of 1903), who among his many accomplishments, wrote in an official memo (May 31, 1940), Negro Pilots cannot be used in our … [Read more...] about Hap Arnold Didn’t Want Black Pilots – Charles ‘Chief’ Anderson Trained Them
Fighting For Teeth In Dog Laws – Penn Valley Billionaire – Heat Exhaustion Vs. Heat Stroke
*** Weather Alert *** A Heat Advisory continues today with Heat Index values between 100 and 104! Try to limit outdoor activities and drink plenty of fluids! pic.twitter.com/wHZu0wvHnF — AFC Urgent Care Narberth (@AFCUrgentCareNB) August 8, 2022 The fight to put some teeth back into dog laws: A City & State investigation https://t.co/ofeR3EFeSi via @CityAndStatePA — This … [Read more...] about Fighting For Teeth In Dog Laws – Penn Valley Billionaire – Heat Exhaustion Vs. Heat Stroke
75 Years Ago On The Main Line – August 1947
Berwyn Villanova Penn Wynne Narberth West Manayunk (Belmont Hills) Wayne Bryn Mawr Wynnewood City line Rosemont Paoli Paoli Overbrook Hills Devon August 1922 January 1947 February 1947 March 1947 May … [Read more...] about 75 Years Ago On The Main Line – August 1947
100 Years Ago On The Main Line – August 1922
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