U.S. Representative Madeleine Dean was one of 87 members of the U.S. House of Representatives who signed a November 24 letter to President Biden, calling for supplemental funding for Israel's Iron Dome. Photo sourceJosh Gottheimer (D, NJ-5) led the bi-partisan effort. He wrote in a press release - “We are writing to urge that you specifically … [Read more...] about Madeleine Dean Signs Letter Urging Support For Israel’s Iron Dome Funding
The Holy War – Villanova Vs. St. Joe’s Resumes On Saturday
The Holy War – Villanova Vs. St. Joe’s Resumes On Saturday In a series that has come to be known as "The Holy War," Villanova and St.Joseph's mens' basketball teams will face off Monday night for the 78th time, with Villanova leading the series, 52-25. This year's game will be played at Villanova's Finneran Pavillon, this Saturday afternoon, at noon. The series began on … [Read more...] about The Holy War – Villanova Vs. St. Joe’s Resumes On Saturday
Four Art Deco Buildings In Ardmore
Art Deco is a design style that took the world by storm during the 20-year period between the two World Wars. Although it's hard to find any two art critics who would define Art Deco in the exact same way, there is a broad consensus that the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes not only gave the design style its name, the event was … [Read more...] about Four Art Deco Buildings In Ardmore
Sean Gale Thinks He’s Running For Senate, But The Inquirer Disagrees
The Inquirer published a summary of all the candidates running for Senate next year in Pennsylvania, including the two Republicans and the one Democrat who announced their candidacies and have since dropped out. Sean Gale is nowhere to be found among the current candidates. He is also not listed among the drop-outs. Click image above to … [Read more...] about Sean Gale Thinks He’s Running For Senate, But The Inquirer Disagrees
Lehigh County Judge’s Ruling To Count Un-dated Mail Ballots Could Flip Judicial Race To Democrat
On Tuesday (November 30), Lehigh County Judge, Edward Reibman, denied David Ritter's appeal to not count 261 Mail-in ballots that arrived at the election board, un-dated. Ritter is a Republican candidate for Common Pleas Court in Lehigh County. He currently leads Democrat Zachary Cohen by 74 votes. However, if and when the 261 disputed mail ballots are counted, it is expected … [Read more...] about Lehigh County Judge’s Ruling To Count Un-dated Mail Ballots Could Flip Judicial Race To Democrat