Exton News

CLOUT LOVES movies almost as much as politics. And we can face the facts - we're big-time "Star Wars" nerds.

I was all prepared to tell you about the sissi-fication of my local peoples. After all, hours before the first flurry fell, schools were being dismissed early and workers were leaving like the end was nearing.

Video surveillance cameras were among the items stolen from one of several Exton businesses targeted last week; however, the thief failed to remove the computer that stored the digital footage, police said today.

The winter storm that walloped the South with snow and ice crept up the coast late yesterday to coat the streets of Philadelphia and dump up to 9 inches on parts of South Jersey.

Clarence S. Hawk, 80, formerly of Beaver Springs, went to be with his Lord at 11:52 a.m. on Jan.

Exton, Pa.-based iPipeline has introduced e-Policy, an electronic delivery solution for policy documents, the company announced last week.

For some small business owners, income tax filing season feels like a slow-motion train wreck.

Can you belt it out like Streisand? Croon like Sinatra? Wow them like Houdini or crack them up like Cosby? Pennsylvanians over 50 are invited to try out for the fifth annual PA State Senior Idol competition.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk The information you provide will be used only to send the requested e-mail and will not be used to send any other e-mail communications.

LIFE UNEXPECTED. 9 tonight, Channel 57. PASADENA, Calif. Kerr Smith isn't afraid to ask for what he wants.

ReSearch Pharmaceutical Services Inc., needing extra space for 100 employees because of a new contract, has taken 21,350 square feet at 500 Virginia Drive in Fort Washington, Pa.

Philly.com reports that Dr. Ali Amirnazmi, a Stanford trained chemical engineer and founder of Exton, Pennsylvania-based TranTech Consultants Inc, who was convicted in February 2009 of violating the U.S. embargo on Iran, was sentenced today to four years in prison and five years of supervised release.

If you are a Chester County mom-trepenuer, a small business owner or a job seeker looking to network and expand your client list, attend On Tap Network's New Year Networking Extravaganza.

Both sides agree that a Chester County chemical engineer who faces sentencing today for engaging in illicit business deals with Iran has a superior intellect.

Widener University, as of July 1, will become the first four-year college in the Philadelphia area to ban smoking and use of other tobacco products on its campuses - indoors and out.

Police say a man who shot and killed himself inside a rowhome in Reading Tuesday afternoon accidentally pulled the trigger.

A 26-year-old Chester County man was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon in a house in the 1500 block of Perkiomen Avenue, city police said.

LarsonAllen has acquired a Pennsylvania consulting firm that targets the senior care and housing market.

This new training location will service our growing customer base in Center City and Southern New Jersey.

Thank you! 98.1 WOGL asked you to donate "Feel Better Bears" for the kids spending Christmas at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.