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School Board To Discuss Sleep And Start Times January 27

by Gerry January 22, 2020

LMSD Start Times

If you want to get a seat at the next regular meeting of the Lower Merion School Board, you'd better get there early - like really early. The meeting is scheduled for January 27,  8:00 PM in Board Room of the School Administration building.If the turnout for the January 13 meeting (when the subject of start times wasn't even on the agenda) is any indication, the room will be … [Read more...] about School Board To Discuss Sleep And Start Times January 27

Elvira Berry – Left Nigeria When She Was 13. It Took Her 11 Years, But As A Single Mom She Made It Through Law School – Now She Runs A Business With 30 Employees. And In Her Spare Time She’s Running For State Senate.

by Gerry January 22, 2020

Elvira Berry – Left Nigeria When She Was 13. It Took Her 11 Years, But As A Single Mom She Made It Through Law School. Now She Runs A Business With 30 Employees. And In Her Spare Time She’s Running For State Senate. https://vimeo.com/386086016%200 Her father died when she was five. She and her sisters raised themselves. https://vimeo.com/385879827 9th Grade, first day of … [Read more...] about Elvira Berry – Left Nigeria When She Was 13. It Took Her 11 Years, But As A Single Mom She Made It Through Law School – Now She Runs A Business With 30 Employees. And In Her Spare Time She’s Running For State Senate.

Montco Dem. Chair Releases Rules For Endorsement Meeting

by Gerry January 22, 2020

MCDC Endorsement Rules

Late this afternoon, Joe Foster, Chairman of the Montgomery County Democratic Committee (MCDC), released the rules for the upcoming endorsement meeting scheduled for January 30 (Plymouth Whitemarsh High School 201 E Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462  6:30 – 7:30 Registration  7:30 Gavel). As expected, the rules call for eliminating all but the top two … [Read more...] about Montco Dem. Chair Releases Rules For Endorsement Meeting

Daley Endorses Cappelletti, GOP – “Anybody Want to Run For State Senate? Anybody? Anybody?

by Gerry January 21, 2020

Mary Jo Daley Amanda Cappelletti

SD-17 UpdateDaley Endorses CappellettiMontco GOP:  “Anybody Want to Run For State Senate? Anybody? Anybody?" As is the case of the broken clock that shows the right time, twice a day; it looks like at least one of my predictions is panning out.Earlier this month I wrote that that Party leadership seems to be coalescing around Cappelletti. State … [Read more...] about Daley Endorses Cappelletti, GOP – “Anybody Want to Run For State Senate? Anybody? Anybody?

Harriton Basketball Hosts “Rebuilding” Aces (12-1) Tomorrow Night, 5:30 PM

by Gerry January 17, 2020

Harriton vs Lower Merion Max Preps

Harriton Basketball Hosts “Rebuilding” Aces (12-1) Tomorrow Night - 5:30 PM After the core of its 2018-2019 team graduated last spring (including Central League MVP, Jack Forrest), this was supposed to be a re-building year for Lower Merion Basketball. Some re-building. While last year's time ended the season ranked 23rd in the state, … [Read more...] about Harriton Basketball Hosts “Rebuilding” Aces (12-1) Tomorrow Night, 5:30 PM

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