Interviews for Lower Merion Commissioner Candidates: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

Bryn Mawr Mother Gets Jail Time, Area Prepares for Cycling Classic: The Week in Review

Plus, a Phoenixville man arrested for alleged delinquency on child support payments.

Tourist Bus Crashes / Flying Watermelons Prompt Investigation / Disabled Student Can't Do Field Day / 18 in Pa. Make Fortune 500

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup

Report: You Need $22.23 an Hour to Rent a Montgomery County Apartment

A new report maps for each state the hourly wage needed to support a two-bedroom apartment.

Region Readies for Philadelphia International Cycling Classic

The women's race will be the featured event this year, with cyclists competing for the Women's Road World Cup.

When's It Going To Be Nice Again In Bryn Mawr?

Rainy, dreary weather has swept across the region and is keeping people indoors. When can we look forward to better conditions?

Hoax Airplane Bomb Threat, Arrest in 'Afghan Woman' Photo Theft: The Week So Far

Plus, a Lower Merion man pleaded guilty to illegally videotaping women in mall dressing rooms.

Fatal Amtrak Train Derailment, Temple Prof Accused of Spying: The Month in Review

Plus, Tredyffrin police arrest two for heroin distribution.

Amtrak to Discuss Historical Adverse Effects of Zoo-to-Paoli Project

The meeting at Bryn Mawr College will review the effects of the electrification project on historic resources within the project's scope.

Talkin' Jimmy and Baseball: PA Reporter Honored By Red Sox

James Callahan, West Chester journalist in hospice, was honored at an April Red Sox game. A heartfelt email ensured the moment was captured.

Fundraiser for Injured Philadelphia Chef, Hotel Fraud Conspiracy: The Week So Far

Plus, a West Chester woman has filed a wrongful death suit against IKEA after her two-year-old son was killed by a falling dresser.

Go for the Green Awards: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

Memorial Day is Monday: What's the Forecast?

What will weather be like on Monday and the rest of the week?

Don't Get Stuck in Memorial Day Traffic

Seek alternative routes with our live traffic map.

Temple Prof Accused of Spying, Nine-Year-Old Bugler: The Week in Review

Plus, Easttown police say they nabbed a pair of vandals.

More Amtrak Suits Filed, Cash Stolen in Lower Merion: The Week So Far

Plus, Pennsylvania drivers are urged to 'Click it or Ticket.'

Missing Teen Found in Ohio, Apartment Fire in Malvern: The Week So Far

Plus, area high schools ranked among nation's best.

Bryn Mawr Weather: What Time Temperatures Will Peak At 88 Degrees

The NWS said there may be an increased risk for growth and spread of any fires that may develop today.

And the Most Racist Place in America Is...Closer Than You Think

Study analyzing Google searches finds southeastern Pennsylvania very racist. It also suggests your racism may cut someone else’s life short.

An Update From Bryn Mawr Patch

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Stamp Out Hunger with Bryn Mawr Post Offices

Letter carriers across the country will collect non-perishable food donations Saturday as they deliver mail along their postal routes.

Township Open House, Planning Commission: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

Hundreds Rally in Philly, Area Hospitals Ranked: The Week in Review

Plus, St. Joseph's University cancels remainder of softball season amid hazing allegations.

How Long Do People Live in Lower Merion?

A new study breaks down longevity by congressional district. See how we stack up.

Utility Work Closes Lower Merion Roads This Week

Gas and water main work will affect traffic patterns in the township for the next few days.

Clean-up Weekend, School Board Meeting: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

$9 Million Phoenixville Estate For Sale, Radnor Burglary Suspect: The Week in Review

Also, an indictment has been filed against a Philadelphia woman accused of trying to join ISIS.

Transformer Explosion in Wayne, Traffic Woes in Phoenixville: The Week So Far

Plus, a Philadelphia group seeks to save a home from demolition.

County Approves Repair of Two Lower Merion Bridges

The county commissioners seek to reduce the amount of structurally deficient bridges by 40 percent over the next two years.

Lower Merion Comprehensive Plan Workshop: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

Argument Over Student's iPhone, Worker Dies from Electrocution: The Week in Review

Plus, a Philadelphia lawmaker wants to extend alcohol sales to 4 a.m.

Lower Merion Fixes Sewer Fee: The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

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Child Endangerment Charges for Malvern Driver, Home Invasion in TE: The Week in Review

Plus, a Philadelphia woman accused of attempting to join ISIS is ordered detain until her trial begins.

Section of Old Lancaster Road Closed for Gas Main Installation

The road will be restricted during daytime hours next week.

Splash of Spring Weather Turns Wet and Rainy

The sun shined bright Monday afternoon, but the rest of the week calls for a return to the cold and rainy weather.

The Week Ahead in Bryn Mawr

Take a look at some of the events on the calendar this week.

Revised SEPTA Rail Schedule Starts Sunday

Timetables on local regional rail lines have need altered for April

Oreo Permission Slip, Gun Lawsuit: March in Review

Plus, police say a man illegally recorded women inside King of Prussia mall dressing rooms.

Play Pac-Man on Bryn Mawr Google Maps

An April Fool's Day add-on to the search engine's map page allows users to play the old-school video game in their own neighborhoods.