On YelpLola's Garden, an indoor-outdoor dining concept at Suburban Square, has only been open a little more than a month, but has already garnered 15 reviews on Yelp, and a rating on that website of 4.5 (out of 5).Cheryl M. from Birmingham, Alabama wrote -For dinner, I ordered the hot fried chicken sandwich after hearing so many good things about it. It came out on a really … [Read more...] about Yelp Gives Lola’s Garden 4.5 Stars
After Suspension For Allegedly Racist Tweets, St. Joe’s Prof. To Be Re-instated.
Todd Shepherd, writing in Broad and Liberty on Monday (May 24) reported that St. Joseph's University Assistant Professor, Greg Manco, has been cleared to return to the classroom for the Fall Semester. Suppose your great-great-grandfather murdered someone. The victim’s great-great-grandson knocks on your door, shows you the newspaper clipping from 1905, and demands … [Read more...] about After Suspension For Allegedly Racist Tweets, St. Joe’s Prof. To Be Re-instated.
Bill To Ban Vaccine Passports Advances In State Senate
The Pennsylvania Senate Health & Human Services Committee approved SB-618 on Monday (May 24). The bill prohibits any "government entity" from requiring proof of vaccination against COVID-19. It should be noted that so far no government entity has required proof of vaccination against COVID-19. The proposed Pennsylvania legislation is not nearly as … [Read more...] about Bill To Ban Vaccine Passports Advances In State Senate
Harriton’s Nick Masterson Wins District Javelin Title
Harriton High School senior Nick Masterman finished first in the boys’ javelin throw at the District 1 3A boys track & field championships May 22 at Coatesville High School. Masterman’s throw of 169-11 was well ahead of the runnerup, Coatesville junior Rhyel Miles-Eubanks (165-10). Masterman has qualified for the PIAA 3A state championship. PAPrepLive.com … [Read more...] about Harriton’s Nick Masterson Wins District Javelin Title
Mastriano “Police Lines Did Shift,” As Does His Story
On January 6, State Senator and apparent gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano issued this statement about his whereabouts in Washington, D.C. that day:When it was apparent that this was no longer a peaceful protest, my wife and I left the area and made our way out of the area,” Mastriano said. “At no point did we enter the Capitol building, walk on the Capitol steps, or go … [Read more...] about Mastriano “Police Lines Did Shift,” As Does His Story