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Two Lower Merion/Narberth House Districts Have Too Many Constituents

by Gerry August 18, 2021

PA 148 AND 149

Tim Briggs, who represents much of Lower Merion in the 149th Legislative District, and Mary Jo Daley, who represents all of Narberth and a large part of Lower Merion, in the 148th District - both have too many constituents, according to the 2020 Census.As of April 2020, Pennsylvania's population was 13,002,700. If you divide that by 203 (the total number of districts in the … [Read more...] about Two Lower Merion/Narberth House Districts Have Too Many Constituents

Rock Music And Bike Races All-Day In Ardmore Saturday

by Gerry August 18, 2021

Ardmore Rock n Ride

When the bikers go whizzing through Ardmore (8:00 AM to 4:15 PM) this Saturday (August 21), for much of the day, they will be accompanied to the sounds of 11 different rock and roll bands and solo acts. The combined event is being billed as Ardmore Rock 'N Ride. The two-wheeled action will be supplied by the 2021 Main Line Bike Race, which benefits Narberth Ambulance. … [Read more...] about Rock Music And Bike Races All-Day In Ardmore Saturday

August 18 Is The 101th Anniversary Of Women’s Suffrage – A Local Perspective

by Gerry August 18, 2021

August 18 Is The 101st Anniversary Of Women’s Suffrage A Local Perspective Women won the right to vote everywhere in the United States, when Tennessee became the 36th state to ratify the 19th Amendment.  It happened on August 18, 1920.  At that time, in 27 of the 48 states (Pennsylvania was not among them), women were already able to vote. Passage of what was known … [Read more...] about August 18 Is The 101th Anniversary Of Women’s Suffrage – A Local Perspective

Lower Merion Gridders Will Host Harriton September 11 At 2:00

by Gerry August 17, 2021

Harriton Football

The Lower Merion and Harriton Football teams will be playing for township bragging rights at Lower Merion on September 11, at 2:00.  But unless the schools enjoy a reversal of fortune (that would be from bad to good), the September 11 game will be the only win for one of the schools and the closest loss for the other. Harriton Schedule 21-Aug Upper … [Read more...] about Lower Merion Gridders Will Host Harriton September 11 At 2:00

Pennsylvania Has A New Centrist Political Party

by Gerry August 17, 2021

SAM Party

CityandStatePA.com reported on Thursday (August 12), and the Inquirer reported on Tuesday (August 17), that Ethan Demme, a former Lancaster County GOP chair is heading up a new political party in Pennsylvania called Serve America Movement (SAM).According to the Inquirer - Demme, 39, registered the party with the Pennsylvania Department of State in … [Read more...] about Pennsylvania Has A New Centrist Political Party

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