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Zucker, Kronfeld And Hirsch Face-Off In Magistrate District Judge Forum

by Gerry May 15, 2021

On Thursday night (May 13) incumbent Magistrate District Judge Karen Zucker and her challengers, Andy Kronfeld and Joe Hirsch all participated in a candidates forum (via Zoom) that was sponsored by the Neighborhood Club of Bala Cynwyd.

Lower Merion and Narberth are divided into three magisterial districts. Zucker, Kronfeld and Hirsch are competing in the Democratic Primary in District 38-2-04. Zucker has also cross-filed to run in the Republican Primary, which she is guaranteed to win since she is the only candidate running in that race.

Voting Locations for District 38-2-04 are as follows:

3-1 Belmont Hills Library

7-1 Greenhill Apartments

7-2, 7-3 Penn Wynne School (changed from Temple Beth Hillel)

8-1 St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

8-3 Merion Elementary School (changed from S. S. Sahag & Mesrob Armenian Church)

9-1, 9-2 The Cynwyd Club

9-3 Bala Gym

12-1, 12-2 Merion Tribute House

12-3 St Joseph University, O’Pake Recreation Center

13-1 Levering Mill House 

13-2, 13-3 Bala Cynwyd Middle School

14-1, 14-2 Penn Wynne School

14-3 Penn Wynne Library

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