'It Would Be a Cold Day in Hell Before I Would Consent to a Unilateral, Uninvited Intervention in One of My Cities. ~Tom Ridge Hear the whole interview. The normally reserved and restrained, President Donald J. Trump, tweeted this angry rebuke of former Homeland Security Chief, Tom Ridge. Recently watched failed RINO Tom Ridge, … [Read more...] about ‘It Would Be a Cold Day in Hell Before I would Consent to a Unilateral, Uninvited Intervention in One of My Cities.’ Tom Ridge – The Whole Interview
Target to Replace Acme in Wynnewood?
Target to Replace Acme in Wynnewood?https://youtu.be/GHbdOx8LUEgLower Merion Township Zoning Officer, Michael Wylie, confirmed today that Target Stores has submitted a request to the township to operate a store in the "Acme Location" in Wynnewood. Acme has announced that it plans to close that store at the end of this month. Wylie indicated that at this time, he couln't see any … [Read more...] about Target to Replace Acme in Wynnewood?
Lower Merion School Board Postpones Vote to Re-open Schools
Lower Merion School Board Postpones Vote to Re-open SchoolsAt the start of last night's Lower Merion School Board meeting (via Zoom), which drew a crowd larger than the 300 that Zoom allows, Board President Melissa Gilbert announced that the board would be delaying the decision regarding opening the schools in the fall "because there's a lot of interest in that, and we were … [Read more...] about Lower Merion School Board Postpones Vote to Re-open Schools
Postal Workers in Chambersburg Won’t Wear Masks and Are Immune from State Enforcement
Postal Workers in Chambersburg Won’t Wear Masks and Are Immune from State Enforcement WITF (Harrisburg) reported yesterday, that "At least two workers at the U.S. Post Office in Chambersburg have refused to wear face masks, in defiance of state Health Department Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine’s order requiring masks in businesses and public places. The state can’t enforce that … [Read more...] about Postal Workers in Chambersburg Won’t Wear Masks and Are Immune from State Enforcement
10 Years Ago Today, Lower Merion School District Was Embroiled In ‘Spygate’ Litigation
10 Years Ago Today Lower Merion School District Was Embroiled In 'Spygate' Litigation On July 20, 2010, The Inquirer's Editorial Board weighed in on what was already a "six-month legal saga," that began in February of that year, when the parents of a 15-year-old Harriton High School student sued Lower Merion School District, alleging that the district had invaded their … [Read more...] about 10 Years Ago Today, Lower Merion School District Was Embroiled In ‘Spygate’ Litigation