Folcroft News

You need 5,000 pounds of aluminum oxide in less than 36 hours. So who are you going to call? That's what Ed Minnix, Senior Project Manager for Quinn Construction was facing when he picked up the phone and dialed Kramer Industries for a special flooring project of which he was in charge.

A 19-year-old woman has become the third suspect apprehended in connection with an armed home invasion Friday in Concord Township, state police said yesterday.

Detectives in Upper Darby, Pa. are pleading for the public's cooperation as they look for two men wanted in connection with separate shootings on a neighborhood playground, one of which turned fatal last weekend.

Two former Folcroft Borough officials found guilty of tampering with public records have lost their appeal to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

A pair of "urban terrorists" fired 11 bullets near an Upper Darby playground before sunset Saturday night, killing a teenager and endangering the lives of about 100 people in the area, local police said.

Local demand for sanitizing products is surging. You could call it a Purell panic.

Clad in his green Army dress uniform, Private Chris Walker tried to delicately slip the ringer on his bridea s finger, reluctant to push too hard.

For a 59-year-old guy sitting in an unemployment office, William Drayton appeared awfully upbeat.

Borough police released surveillance photos of two males who allegedly stole a quantity of cartons of cigarettes 5:37 a.m. Dec.

Delaware County Technical Schools could position students extremely well for careers, even with the current economic climate.

A Folcroft woman not only planned a home invasion on North Street, she showed a man she'd been dating for two months and his armed accomplice where to go, according to police and court documents.

A borough man has been charged with providing alcohol and indecently assaulting a 14-year-old girl multiple times in December.

A jewelry salesman named Cohen was attacked by two men at Fifth and Market streets, Chester, who attempted to take a satchel that contained a large amount of jewelry worth hundreds of dollars.

Council adopted a 2009 operating budget totaling $3.1 million Tuesday, reflecting a zero tax increase for residents.

Debbie Oa Brien, left, and Kevin Oa Brien, with their adopted children, Zachary, left, Anthony, center, and Suzy.

Incumbent President Donald Young and incumbent Vice President Ron Cubbage received the majority vote and retained their positions on the Southeast Delco School Board at the reorganization meeting Monday.