Top Stories From The Main Line Last Week

Did you miss the top stories from around the Main Line this week?

We have a round up of the stories your neighbors, friends, and family were reading throughout the week.

Delco Student's Ammo, Military Gear Was Halloween Costume: Lawyer

The attorney for An Tso Sun, 18, of Taiwan told Philly Mag that the military items found in his host family's home were part of a costume.

Sandwich Named For Eagles' Jason Kelce Features 1lb Of Bacon

Famous Toastery in Exton is debuting the "Kelcenator" and on March 30 if you're one of the first 30 people in the door you'll get one free.

Charges Could Be Expunged For Main Line Super Bowl Car Flipper

The 20-year-old man was caught on camera flipping a vehicle with several others in Philadelphia following the Eagles Super Bowl win.

WATCH: Community Says Goodbye To Newtown Sgt Clinton Cunningham

Sgt. Clinton Cunningham tragically died March 19 while off duty. He was laid to rest on Saturday, March 24 in Newtown Square.

Missing Columbia Student Thought To Be In Philadelphia Found Safe

John Paul Mester's mother said in a social media post that her 23-year-old son has been found safe after going missing March 19 in New York.