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Tweets And Grams December 18, 2021

by Gerry December 18, 2021

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Thank you to Coach Donahue and the UPenn coaching staff for their time and offer. pic.twitter.com/HsxWG08Dme

— Sam Brown (@Brown11Sam) December 18, 2021

Santa toy run from Bryn Mawr to CHOP. pic.twitter.com/LEOPcvX5QB

— Pete Bannan (@PeteBannan) December 18, 2021

2017 Norristown High Speed Line crash was caused by a braking anomaly, federal investigation finds https://t.co/tsKZQTkEI2 via @PhillyInquirer

— tomfitzgerald (@tomfitzgerald) December 17, 2021

RAMS win both last night vs. Radnor @radnor_raptors

JV 25-24 winners and move to 1-1 on the season.

Varsity 53-49 winners in OT and now sit 2-3 on the season.

Next up: 12/21 at Penncrest

— Harriton Rams Girls Basketball (@HarritonHoops) December 18, 2021

Double Shots of Bradley Cooper & Cate Blanchett, and the Halls Are Decked with Ensemble Casts at BMFI! - https://t.co/xsFimf2N4W pic.twitter.com/D5gtFuC9wb

— Bryn Mawr Film (@BMFI) December 18, 2021
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