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Crozer-Chester Reopening Faces Long Road, Advocates and Officials Say

Efforts to bring healthcare back to the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center are moving forward. But community advocates and elected officials say there’s still a long road ahead before the Upland campus can reopen, reports Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. The Chester chapter of One Pennsylvania held a...
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Trial for former Delaware County emergency services director Tim Boyce underway in Media

Tim Boyce is charged with indecent assault and harassment involving two county employees.
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South Jersey Has A Creepy HAUNTED Road Trip This Halloween

Forget the haunted house. South Jersey Preservation has mapped out 10 spooky stops across three counties for one seriously creepy road trip.
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Delaware artist turns the human body into a ‘living canvas’

WILMINGTON, Del. — For Delaware artist Dayesla Ixtli, a canvas doesn’t necessarily hang on a wall. It can breathe, move and ultimately become part of the artwork. Ixtli transforms the human body using elaborate handcrafted headpieces, sculpted armor, textured prosthetics, special-effects body paint, costumes and makeup
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What Wawa’s 1 Billion Customers Really Want: 14 Improvement Wawa Fans Keep Asking For

For a company that serves roughly a billion customers a year, Wawa doesn’t have a demand problem. It has an expectation problem. In a DELCO Today post last week, we looked at where Wawa stands in 2025 and what changes may be coming in 2026, exploring how Delaware County’s hometown convenience store chain has evolved as
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Cardinal O’Hara High School History: The Baby Boom School That Became a Delco Landmark

In September 1963, around1,740 freshmen and sophomores arrived at a brand-new Catholic high school on Sproul Road in Marple Township. Four years later, there were 3,940 of them. For more than six decades, Cardinal O’Hara High School has sent generations of Delaware County students through its classrooms and onto the...
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Food-hall chain Wonder is cutting 533 jobs at two New Jersey sites

Wonder, the food-hall and delivery company founded by entrepreneur Marc Lore, is cutting 533 jobs at its Cranford and Fairfield, New Jersey production sites as it shifts operations to a new facility in Swedesboro. The company’s Sept. 16 filing with the New Jersey Department of Labor puts the layoffs in a window running
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Police searching for suspect after shooting in Upper Darby on Monday

Police said they are searching for the suspect they believe shot a male in Upper Darby on Monday afternoon. According to Upper Darby Police, officers responded to a report of a shooting at the 400 block of Woodcliffe Road. There, they found a man shot. The man was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive, polic
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Police: Gun-wielding 15-year-old assaulted victim in Newark park

A 15-year-old boy is charged with pointing a 3D-printed gun at two people in a Newark park and then pistol-whipping one of them. The incident happened at 7:15 p.m. Sept. 24 at Lumbrook Park on Woodlawn Avenue, according to Lt. Greg D'Elia, a spokesman for the Newark Police Department. Three teens were involved in an al
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Retail chain to open new stores in greater Philadelphia region

An off-price retail chain is planning to open new stores in the greater Philadelphia region. The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that Nordstrom Rack a discount division of Nodstrom, will be opening three new locations in Delaware County and South Jersey. The new stores in New Jersey will be in Marlton,...

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