The Bi-Co (Bi-College) Theater Program of Haverford College and Bryn Mawr College will doing six performances of "Gruesome Playground Injuries," starting on Friday (November 12). According to the Bryn Mawr College Website - Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph is the fast-paced, intense story of Kayleen and Doug, two characters whose intertwined histories and romantic … [Read more...] about Haverford-Bryn Mawr Theater To Perform ‘Gruesome Playground Injuries”
Committee To Hear Plan For 131 Apartments Across From Farmers’ Market In Ardmore
On Wednesday night (November 11), The Building and Planning Committee, which is comprised of all 14 members of the Lower Merion Board of Commissioners, will review a plan that calls for the demolition of five buildings on Coulter Avenue (119, 121, 123, 125, 127) that are across-the-street from the Farmers' Market and Trader Joe's at Suburban Square in Ardmore. The plan also … [Read more...] about Committee To Hear Plan For 131 Apartments Across From Farmers’ Market In Ardmore
GOP County Chair Slams GOP County Commissioner Over Late Vote Count
In an email sent to "Friends" on Friday (November 5), Liz Havey, Montgomery County Republican Committee Chair (MCRC), took a shot a GOP County Commissioner, Joe Gale. Havey wrote that Republican Commissioner Gale "has done nothing to protect the vote or keep our candidates informed." The feud between Havey and Gale dates back to the 2015 Primary, when an unendorsed, … [Read more...] about GOP County Chair Slams GOP County Commissioner Over Late Vote Count
Montco Covid Hospitalization Levels Are Stuck At A Plateau
Today, 113 of Montgomery County's residents are patients in hospitals, diagnosed with Covid-19. That number has barely fluctuated since September 6, when the County reported that it had121 residents hospitalized with Covid. Since then, that number reached a high of 129 patients on September 14, and a low of 97 patients on October 3. As recently as July 4, the number of county … [Read more...] about Montco Covid Hospitalization Levels Are Stuck At A Plateau
A Century Of Splashing
The New York Times wrote, in 2013 – The crossing is officially a ford, with a concrete slab covering the stream bottom so a car can plunge through without digging ruts or sinking into the mire. Depending on the season and the weather, the water is a few inches to a foot or so deep, but road builders of an earlier era lacked the money to build a bridge. In recent years every … [Read more...] about A Century Of Splashing