The Daily Numbers: 125 members of the Rose Tree Media Education Association who picketed yesterday outside the Media Courthouse in their pursuit of a new contract.
2 year contract freeze agreed to by the union in their last deal, which expired last June.
42 years after Roe v. Wade, marchers again took to Washington, D.C., yesterday to protest the ruling in the annual March for Life.
200 Delaware County residents who made the trek to take part in the rally.
76, age of Marple resident Harold Sampson, who will celebrate his birthday today by walking to the 76ers game from his home.
19-38 months in prison for Philly man who robbed an Upper Darby bank to fund his lottery ticket addiction.
1-3 inches of snow expected tonight into Saturday before it all changes over to rain. Sounds like a mess.
1 person killed when he was struck by 4 cars as he tried to cross I-495 in Delaware last night. None of the drivers stopped.
46 million dollar bailout for the casinos in Delaware given the initial OK yesterday.
20 million dollars believed scammed by a prominent Bucks County family, according to charges filed yesterday.
3 fires in 5 years at their estate that authorities allege were intentionally set.
1.2 million dollars claimed for the loss of drapes in the fire.
2.8 million spent on 6 Ferraris, 2 Rolls-Royces and 4 other cars.
47-46 win for Penn Wood over Chester High last night.
Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan.
Some people wouldn’t go to a Sixers game if you gave them tickets. Harold Sampson plans to walk from his Marple home to the Wells Fargo Center to celebrate his 76th birthday. Gotta love that!
I Don’t Get It: So much for an end to partisan politics in Harrisburg. New Gov. Tom Wolf yesterday axed the last-minute appointments put in place by Tom Corbett, including Erik Arneson as the state’s chief open records official.
Today’s Upper: Kudos to Harold Sampson. You’re the man, pal.
Quote Box: “The honeymoon is over. He is not off to a flying start for someone who said he was going to do things differently.”
- State Sen. Majority Leader Jake Corman, R-Centre, of Gov. Wolf’s actions.
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