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Accused grave robber Jonathan Gerlach waives formal arraignment in Delaware County court

DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa. — Note: The video is from Gerlach's last court appearance in March. A Lancaster County man accused of stealing human remains from a historic Pennsylvania cemetery waived his formal arraignment Wednesday in Delaware County, court records state. Jonathan Gerlach, 34, of Ephrata, is charged with 574..
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Small Business Chamber honors businesses, organizations, individuals

The Delaware Small Business Chamber (DSBC) honored the achievements of ocal businesses and individuals at its 15th Annual Blue Ribbon Awards Brunch, held at The Waterfall in Claymont. This year’s Blue Ribbon Awards highlighted contributions across multiple categories, with both Voter’s Choice (VC) and Judge’s Choice (J
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Days of Summer Camp is looking for volunteers

Creating a space for children with Down syndrome and their siblings to play and enjoy a traditional summer camp experience has been part of Down Syndrome Association of Delaware's mission since 2012. Days of Summer Camp has grown tremendously over the past 14 years. Last year, nearly 90 campers and...
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Pizza Shop Owner Recalls the Glory Days of the Granite Run Mall

Alessandro Spennato owns Sitaly to Go, a small pizza shop in Wilmington, but if he had a choice, he’d still be spinning dough at the Granite Run Mall in Media, once a popular focal point for the Delaware County community. “At one point, they tell stories that the top...
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Delaware budgets new dollars for homeless families

Lawmakers on Delaware’s powerful Joint Finance Committee included an $800,000 line item into the state’s supplemental budget last week that would pay for homeless Delaware families with school-aged children to move into stable housing. The post Delaware budgets new dollars for homeless families appeared first on Spotl
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Delaware city electric aggregation ending after council let program expire

As energy prices continue to climb, Delaware City Council did not take action on renewing the electric aggregation contract intended to use the combined power of its residents to get a lower electric rate – in effect, letting the program expire. In May, residents started receiving letters notifying them that the progra
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Pennsylvania Man Allegedly Steals Ex’s Car, Leads Police on DUI Chase

A man in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, is facing multiple charges after allegedly leading local police on a chase while driving under the influence. He is accused of stealing the vehicle from his ex-girlfriend one day before the chase. As reported by the Delco Times, citing an Eddystone Police Department (EPD) probable...
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Newark Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Attempted Break-In Suspect

Law enforcement officials in Newark are requesting public assistance to identify an individual suspected of attempting to break into a home in the Thornwood neighborhood. Police were called to a home on Oak View Drive on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, following reports of an attempted break-in. According to investigators, the
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Middletown Farmers Market has bountiful harvest

Now in its third year, the Middletown Farmers Market has ample options for shoppers each Saturday.
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A Berwyn Couple Transformed Their Dark, Overgrown Property Into Year-Round Garden Paradise

For nearly 40 years, this couple has been turning their Berwyn property into one of the most beautiful private gardens in the region, writes Sally A. Downey for The Philadelphia Inquirer. When Bonnie and Bob Dettore bought their Chester County home in 1987, it was dominated by old-growth trees, bare...

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