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GOP Opposition To Gift Bans Compared To Groundhog Day – $hapiro Has $13.5 Million – Will Trump Silence = No GOP Endorsements?

by Gerry January 25, 2022

Gift Ban Advocates

Trump is nowhere -- and everywhere --- in Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race | ReutersGift ban advocates target Pa. GOP leaders, urging an end to ‘Groundhog Day’ | PA Capital Star  Shapiro Starts 2022 with $13.5M On Hand, a Record | PoliticsPAMASTRIANO: How Pennsylvania Democrats Hijacked Act 77 – DV JournalHere are the endorsements in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race | City … [Read more...] about GOP Opposition To Gift Bans Compared To Groundhog Day – $hapiro Has $13.5 Million – Will Trump Silence = No GOP Endorsements?

Failed Ardmore Bank Is Now Home To DePaul’s, An Upscale Steak House

by Gerry January 25, 2022

Merion Title and Trust Then and Now

The Ardmore building which is now the location of DePaul's Table, was built in the 1890s for the Merion Title and Trust Company, a bank that failed in 1931. Over the course of the building's one-hundred-twenty-something year history, four other businesses have occupied that space. Inquirer - September 8, 1891 - Merion Title and Trust Purchased the … [Read more...] about Failed Ardmore Bank Is Now Home To DePaul’s, An Upscale Steak House

GOP Wants To Privatize PA Booze – Dems Want To Keep State Monopoly

by Gerry January 24, 2022

Why didn't Privatize Liquor

In "dueling tweets" today, Pennsylvania House Republicans and House  Democrats expressed their respective support and opposition to a Republican bill that would privatize the sale of liquor in Pennsylvania. Isn't it time for Pennsylvania to get out of the booze business! Don't you think Pennsylvania government should be serving the people, but not serving them alcohol. A … [Read more...] about GOP Wants To Privatize PA Booze – Dems Want To Keep State Monopoly

P.A. Fails, So Radnor Hoop Fans All Sing Anthem Acapella

by Gerry January 23, 2022

Tweets 1-23

An great start to the Radnor / Lower Merion Boys Basketball Game last night. by the students and fans after a sound system snafu. Video provided by @AthleticsRadnor and @jmverlin. @RootsDelco @ross_burman @aceshoops @radnorbball pic.twitter.com/3EVos9lQAk — tedbo (@tedbo13) January 22, 2022 New Sushi Restaurant - Greenfield Ave - Ardmorehttps://t.co/QWltWlRQ6h … [Read more...] about P.A. Fails, So Radnor Hoop Fans All Sing Anthem Acapella

As Sears Closes Its Last PA Store, We’re Reminded Of Their 19-Year Run In St. Davids

by Gerry January 22, 2022

Sears 1964 St. Davids

As the rapidly declining, but once omnipresent Sears Department Stores announced that they will be closing their last full-service location in Pennsylvania, we were reminded that the former retailing giant, for a relatively short time, had a full-service store and a regional headquarters in St. Davids, Radnor Township.  Sears in St. Davids opened … [Read more...] about As Sears Closes Its Last PA Store, We’re Reminded Of Their 19-Year Run In St. Davids

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