The Daily Numbers: 15 years in jail for a Chester woman convicted of human trafficking in females for prostitution.
5,000 donated to Springfield Area Education System by Cole Hamels Foundation.
182 students in Upper Darby who have learned their ACT test scores are missing.
1,100 doctors in the Crozer-Keystone Health System who may soon have a new partner. The health system yesterday indicated it is exploring possible mergers.
25, age of man charged in a stabbing after an altercation on the El spilled outside.
46, age of man who pleaded guilty to indecent exposure for masturbating in his car while parked in a supermarket parking lot.
1 pedestrian victim of a hit-run in Norwood Sunday night.
69, age of former Tinicum police officer found guilty of stalking his wife.
23 rounds fired by a Sharon Hill officer at a suspect in a confrontation after a traffic stop. The officer testified yesterday at the man’s trial that he feared for his life after the suspect pointed a gun at him.
8 to 16 years in prison for a Chester man in the sexual assault of a 14-year-old boy.
70, as in Committee of 70, the civic watchdog group in Philly that has a new leader. Welcome David Thornburgh.
6 states, including Pa., that will be involved in new monitoring of travelers arriving from sections of Africa affected by Ebola virus outbreaks.
1 man nabbed after jumping the fence at the White House last night. It’s the 2nd such incident in the past few weeks. This guy didn’t make it inside.
153 point nosedive for the stock market yesterday.
2 dead - a soldier and the gunman - in an attack on Parliament in Ottawa, Canada, yesterday. It’s being tied to ISIS.
1-1 deadlock in the World Series after the Royals rolled to 7-2 win last night.
5-3 win for the Flyers over the Pens in Pittsburgh.
Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan.
How can the Flyers look that bad in Chicago in getting spanked 4-0, then turn around the very next night and beat the Pens in Pittsburgh. Ah, the vagaries of the NHL.
I Don’t Get It: An incident on the El involving trash thrown at a baby stroller quickly escalates into a confrontation out on the platform. One man is charged, another is stabbed. I don’t get it.
Today’s Upper: Kudos to Cardinal O’Hara High School, which hosted an anti-bullying session at the school yesterday.
Quote Box: “No matter where you go, this problem is taking lives.”
- Dr. Claudio Cerullo, leader of Teach Anti-Bullying Inc., to students at O’Hara yesterday.
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