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Aston appoints new police chief
Township commissioners unanimously appointed Sgt. Daniel Ruggieri chief of police at Wednesday's meeting.
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It's a military mystery in Chichester, Delaware County.
That's where a student happened upon what, at first, appeared to be an ordinary medal.
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St. Philomena burying time capsule Sunday
The alumni committee of St. Philomena School, 45 E. Baltimore Ave., will host its sixth annual Alumni Mass Sunday at noon.
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Aston Presbyterian welcomes new pastor
Jane Ritterson as their new pastor. She began her ministry at the church in September and was formally installed to her position by the Philadelphia Presbytery on Oct.
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Historian to address Aston group
13, at 7:30 p.m. at the township Municipal Building at 223 Pennell Road. Dienno has been active in preserving and promoting the history of Delaware County and has long served as board secretary for the Delaware ...
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There's no place like home for Marine back from Iraq
For Tom Anderlonis, a Vietnam war veteran, and his wife Marge, Tuesday will be a particularly special Veterans Day.
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Tech schools teachers request contract
A contingent of teachers attended the recent Delaware County Intermediate Unit Board Meeting requesting action on their contract.
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Fallen Firefighters, EMS Memorial is a real tribute
Some of the names are as familiar as this year's news. Others date back to the 19th century.
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The family of four managed to get out safely.
October 31, 2008 -- A fast-moving house fire has left a Delaware County family homeless.
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Other Times -- Oct. 27
While some men fought the flames, others were engaged in carrying out the furniture that was dumped about the premises in the wildest fashion.
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Longtime Aston official tenders his resignation
Commissioners recently accepted the resignation of longtime Commissioner Frank Murphy, who is relocating out of the township.
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Gebhart: Hennessey family works hard to keep restaurant/bar thriving
Second of Two Parts Hennessey's Restaurant in Aston is billed as an Irish bar or tavern or restaurant or perhaps all three.
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Pa. governor keeps '04 World Series promise to boy
Jake Lancianese is a 10-year-old who knows the two things you need when calling in a promise from a politician: a good memory and rock-solid documentation.
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Cop Shop: Hold 'em and fold 'em at Garden City
Feeling lucky? The Garden City Fire Co. is hosting a Texas Hold 'em Tournament Saturday night, with doors opening at 6 and cards beginning at 7. The entrance fee is $70 and includes all you can eat and drink.
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Settlement in suit over Delco jail death
The family of an Aston woman who died after five weeks at the Delaware County jail has reached a settlement with operators of the jail after nearly two weeks of trial in federal court.
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Aston Twp. Lions Club celebrating 60th anniversary
Commissioners recently presented a proclamation to several representatives of the Aston Township Lions Club in recognition of the organization's 60th anniversary.
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Aston musician to sing the blues and more at Kimmel
This Sunday evening, legendary folk singer and songwriter Joan Baez performs at the Kimmel Center in a concert titled "An Evening with Joan Baez." John Childers of Aston will also perform that evening, although ...
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Gebhart: Success of Hennessy's due to - Reverend Mother's' discipline
First of Two Parts Did your mother come from Ireland?" asks the opening line of a song made popular by Irish tenors of a different era.
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Expert: Inmate needed help
Cassandra "Sandy" Morgan, who was arrested for stealing from a Wal-Mart that she believed she owned, should have been taken to a hospital, not a jail, a psychiatrist testified in federal court yesterday.
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Alleged car thief asleep at wheel
The man who allegedly stole a Kia Amanti from the gas pumps at a Brookhaven Wawa last week was apprehended Thursday while sleeping in the stolen car.
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