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A landlord already charged with raping the 14-year-old daughter of a tenant was also recently held for trial on additional offenses related to improper conduct with the teenager's younger sister.
Two small-town mayors Palin believers
Sen. John McCain's surprise pick for vice president, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, has some wondering if she has the experience to handle the job.
County Dems line up in support of Obama
Presidential nominee Barack Obama wanted to tell the American people during his historic acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver that the country is "better than these last eight ...
Delco towns sprayed for West Nile virus
Nineteen Delaware County municipalities have been targeted for aerial sprayings to reduce the potential for West Nile virus, which is carried by certain species of mosquitoes.
Swift police work scoops up accused robbers
Four robberies in three consecutive days kept police busy - either making arrests or filing paperwork for an arrest, according to Superintendent Michael Chitwood.
Delco towns raise a stink over proposed trash fees
The Delaware County Solid Waste Authority could start collecting a $30-per-ton fee from trash haulers for residential rubbish as early as next year under a plan presented to municipal managers last week.
Lansdowne man accused of assault
A Lansdowne resident was arrested for allegedly shooting a man in the hand during what police believe was a drug deal gone bad.
Movie hits sour note with some
Early Thursday morning, before he embarked from his Upper Darby home for a business trip to Harrisburg, J. Bruce Hulick left a note on the kitchen table for his 26-year-old son, Joseph.
Pa. man to stand trial in grandson's heat death
A judge has ordered a suburban Philadelphia man to stand trial in the death of his grandson, who was left inside an SUV on a sweltering June day.
Upper Darby cop helps in 2 robbery arrests
An astute Upper Darby cop, already taking one of three armed-robbery suspects to Police Headquarters early Monday, was able to tail a second group of alleged armed robbers to their arrest.
Bad credit card launches probe
Sgt. Ken Rutherford has hopes of identifying the men who purchased a quantity of American Express gift cards shortly after 2 a.m. July 23 at the Wawa, 67 Lansdowne Ave.
Citizens Bank surpasses goal in county
At a news conference in the Delaware County Council chambers, executives of Citizens Bank and council Chairman Linda Cartisano presented the annual report on the bank's $142 million community initiative that ...
Four alleged drug dealers were busted Thursday after a three-month investigation by the Delaware County Drug Task Force.
West Chester included in list of 11 Classic Towns
West Chester Borough Council Vice President Charles A. Christy and representatives from 10 other communities, signed the Declaration of Classic Towns on Monday.
News from around Delaware County
Lansdowne Board settles property dispute The William Penn School Board voted unanimously to settle a property assessment appeal filed by CVS, located at 117 E. Baltimore Pike.
Hate crime amendments are struck down by court
The state Supreme Court has struck down amendments to the Pennsylvania hate crime law that extended protections based on physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, ancestry and gender.
Advocates: Restore Pa. intimidation law expansion
Advocates are urging state lawmakers to reinstate an expansion of Pennsylvania's ethnic intimidation law to cover groups such as gays and the disabled following a state Supreme Court ruling striking down the ...
Advocates: Restore Pa. intimidation law expansion
Advocates are urging state lawmakers to reinstate an expansion of Pennsylvania's ethnic intimidation law to cover groups such as gays and the disabled following a state Supreme Court ruling striking down the ...
Advocates: Restore Pa. intimidation law expansion
Advocates are urging state lawmakers to reinstate an expansion of Pennsylvania's ethnic intimidation law to cover groups such as gays and the disabled following a state Supreme Court ruling striking down the ...