The Daily Numbers: 4 hours, 3 minutes and change, how long Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band played at Citizens Bank Park last night, breaking his U.S. record for longest concert.
2 months after taking 7 bullets, Folcroft Officer Chris Dorman is headed back out on the beat.
6 p.m. to 6 a.m. shift, what he will work Friday night.
198,582 dollars, one year’s salary, being awarded to outgoing Upper Darby School Superintendent Rick Dunlap will receive.
31.5 sick days that he will be allowed to roll over into his 403B plan.
11,983.55, what those 31 days are worth.
2 board members who voted against the deal.
2 point lead for Elaine Paul Schaefer over Alex Charlton in poll in the 165th state House race.
2 fatal crashes in less than 24 hours in Upper Darby.
1 DNC delegate from Delaware County who is now facing charges of assaulting a fellow delegate at a hotel in Philly during the Dems’ confab back in July.
100 jobs being cut at QVC in West Chester.
4,200 substantiated cases of child abuse last year.
863 percent spike from the year before.
63, age of former Flyers great defenseman Bob ‘The Count’ Dailey. He died at age 63.
5:15 a.m. when Carson Wentz arrived yesterday before practice to go over film
11 a.m., when practice started for the Eagles.
6-0 loss for the Phillies to the Marlins last night.
4 hits, all the Phils could muster.
Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan.
Carson Went went to work at 5:15 a.m. yesterday to do film work. Practice started at 11. I like this kid.
I Don’t Get It: Still wondering why exactly Upper Darby is parting ways with its superintendent.
Today’s Upper: Kudos to The Boss. Bruce Springsteen and his E Street Band mates shattered their own record for their longest show on U.S. soil, checking in at a robust 4 hours, 3 minutes and change.
Quote Box: “It’s awesome. I’m excited.”
- Folcroft Officer Chris Dorman, as he heads back on the beat after taking 7 bullets in a confrontation with a drug suspect.
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