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Out In Farmland Near Mullica Hill, This Orchard Market Sells Apple Pies Warm From...

Some of the best stops in South Jersey start as a simple roadside farm stand. Out in the fields near Mullica Hill, one spot grew from those humble roots into a busy country destination with a patio, a stylish tasting room, and rows of vines. It is the kind of...
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Upper Darby Driver, 69, Charged After DUI Crash Kills Pedestrian, 78

A 69-year-old Upper Darby man is facing homicide by vehicle charges after police say he struck and killed a 78-year-old pedestrian while driving drunk and with marijuana in his system near West Chester Pike and North Linden Avenue. John J. McGonigle III, who lives in the 200 block of North Lynn Boulevard, has not yet b
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1 killed, 8 hurt after 14-car crash in Havertown, police say

One person died and eight others were taken to the hospital after a pickup truck began driving erratically and struck several vehicles, including a U-Haul, on Saturday afternoon, Haverford Township police said. The crash happened at around 12:15 p.m. in the area of North Eagle Road and West Chester Pike...
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McCauley Law Offices Says the First 48 Hours After an IRS Special Agent Makes...

CHADDS FORD, PA - October 03, 2026 - McCauley Law Offices, P.C., a tax law firm with offices in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, Haddonfield, New Jersey and Westminster, Maryland, says taxpayers contacted by a special agent of IRS Criminal Investigation should treat the first 48 hours as the period that shapes the rest of th
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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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Newly passed legislation in Wilmington creates a pilot program to assist low income renters

Wilmington City Council unanimously passes legislation creating a security deposit and first month’s rent assistance pilot program. The municipal Security Deposit and First Month’s Rent Assistance Pilot Program will be administered by the city’s Department of Real Estate and Housing. Councilman Alexander Hackett sponso
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Black Leaders, Advocates to Unite in Trenton for ‘Black Agenda Rally’ on Oct. 15

TRENTON — A broad coalition of New Jersey’s most influential Black leaders, including Atlantic City councilman Kaleem Shabazz and Logan Township Mayor Frank Minor, will speakr at the Statewide Black Agenda Rally at the New Jersey State House at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15. The Statewide Black...
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18-year-old killed after triple shooting in Wilmington, Delaware identified

Police have identified the man killed in a triple shooting on Thursday in Wilmington, Delaware.
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UD Accused of Giving Undocumented Students a Tuition Break Denied to Americans

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against the University of Delaware and its Board of Trustees on October 1, challenging a policy that allows qualifying students who are unlawfully present in the United States to receive in-state tuition. The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for...
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Birch Street Transformation Reshaping Kennett Square’s South End

Birch Street in Kennett Square is becoming one of the most talked-about corners of the borough, writes Joan Holliday for The Daily Local News. It’s the latest growth for a town whose story stretches back centuries. Agriculture, the railroad, and the mushroom industry each left their mark on Kennett...

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