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Alumni, students call on Haverford College to protect speech, academic freedom following antisemitism legal settlement (opens the original)
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A group of alumni and students have called on Haverford College to âpreserve the rights to free speech and academic freedomâ after the college settled a lawsuit alleging it allowed antisemitic speech on campus and failed to support Jewish students amid a rising tide of anti-Israel rhetoric. In an open letter, 340 alumni and students of Haverford, Swarthmore, and Bryn Mawr colleges voiced opposition to the settlement, writing it will âabrogate the rights of all Haverford community members t
Upper Darby passed an ordinance aiming to limit cooperation and data sharing with ICE (opens the original)
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Upper Darby passed an ordinance on Wednesday aiming to restrict the townshipâs cooperation with federal immigration agents. Township council unanimously approved legislation banning local police from assisting ICE and other federal agencies with immigration enforcement activities. The legislation bars federal agents from using township property to stage immigration raids, prohibits township staff from providing resident information to federal agents for civil immigration enforcement, and bans
Jeneral Store is set to bring fresh flowers, curated goods, and craft activities to downtown Narberth (opens the original)
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Jen Kurland wants to bring people together. Standing among paint cans and plywood at 102 Forrest Ave., the Narberth storefront soon to become a bespoke retail and gathering space, Kurland laid out her vision for a hub grounded in crafts, community, and whimsy. âPeople want a place to hang out,â said Kurland, a Narberth resident and former corporate events leader. âThey want just a different energy and something to do.â Kurland, 52, is preparing to open Jeneral Store, a shop modeled after
What do Haverford residents want out of their local economy? A new survey says multi-vendor markets and walkability. (opens the original)
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Lorianne Moore always wanted to run her own business. Two years ago, after decades in the corporate world, Moore began to think about opening a storefront in her home community of Havertown. She and her husband, Joe Singer, kicked around the idea of a coffee shop or gift store, something people were really âlooking for,â Singer said. When Moore brought her small-business dreams to Jeanne Angell, executive director of Discover Haverford, the townshipâs economic development organization, Ang
Lower Merion police request funds for a âfirst responderâ drone as anxieties about surveillance spike nationwide (opens the original)
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Lower Merionâs police department has requested funds for a program that would automatically dispatch a drone to the scene of certain 911 calls. Andy Block, Lower Merionâs police superintendent, pitched commissioners on Axonâs Drone as First Responder program during a Wednesday budget workshop, describing the technology as a âforce multiplierâ for the police department that could provide officers with information before they arrive at a crime scene. The department requested $375,000 for
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