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Trombetta, Walker face off for 166th District state House seat (opens the original)
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Candidates with backgrounds in public service and the private sector are vying for the Pennsylvania House seat representing the 166th Legislative District, which includes Haverford Township and part of Marple Township. Democrat Judy Trombetta, president of the Haverford Township Board of Commissioners, and Republican Joe Walker, a small-business owner and insurance broker, will face each other in the Nov. 3 general election. In the primary election, Trombetta easily beat state Rep. Greg Vitali o
Surrey opens new location in Middletown Township (opens the original)
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MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Surrey opened a new location this month in a light-filled space with large gathering areas, multiple rooms for programs and services, ample parking, and a kitchen that accommodates café dining and a robust home-delivered meals program. The new center, 176 S. New Middletown Road in Middletown Township will be a social hub as well as provide critical support services including transportation, resource navigation, and home care for older adults. The 7,000-square-foot building
Interboro honors 2026 Hall of Fame inductees (opens the original)
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TINICUM TOWNSHIP — Interboro High School Hall of Fame Committee honored the 2026 Interboro Hall of Fame inductees this week: Rick Durante, Peter Romano, Steve Lennox and the late Frances Freeberry, who was honored posthumously. Freeberry’s daughter, Carolyn Gardner, accepted her mother’s award. Inductees were introduced and honored at an early morning assembly at Interboro High School, where they spoke briefly to the students. A luncheon, with a program, was held afterward at Lazaretto Ballroom
PAC Center invites community to Dia de los Muertos celebration (opens the original)
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SWARTHMORE — The Park Avenue Community Center (PAC Center), 129 Park Ave., Swarthmore, invites families to a celebration of Dia de los Muertos on Saturday, Oct. 17. Families can enjoy this interactive event, showcasing the dance, music and art of Mexico as the PAC Center launches its fifth season of Family Live Arts Cultural Series. The excitement will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with featured performances by Danza Folclórica Tonantzin, a children’s Mexican folkloric dance group led by artistic direct
Make-A-Wish pioneer to speak at Neumann University (opens the original)
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ASTON — In 1982, Make-A-Wish was a fledgling organization, only a year old and not widely known. That’s when Ken Rogers and Steve Anderson decided to devote the next six months of their lives to raising awareness of the nonprofit by bicycling through the lower 48 states. By February 1983, Rogers and Anderson had logged more than 10,000 miles and traveled through 901 towns, inspiring local Make-A-Wish chapters along the way. They were Johnny Appleseeds for the organization that is now a household
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