January 1, 2026
by Alex Lloyd Gross Imagine working for almost 20 years and having your meager pay stuck at $7.25 an hour. Now imagine that an automatic Cost of Living Adjustment has bumped the pay of the person screwing you by over $5,000 a year. In the meantime, you work three jobs and rely on public assistance…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross There was a run on stores last night as people rushed to buy essentials. A storm bringing ice and freezing rain was forecast, and conditions were expected to be treacherous. In some areas, they were. A woman was killed in a head-on crash on Aramingo Avenue overnight. For the most part,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Last night, about 4:41PM a man in his 60’s was helping a neighbor clear tree branches by using a wood chipper on the unit block of Valley View Road in Lower Southampton. For whatever reason, the man got too close to the machine and he fell head first into the chipper….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Philadelphia Highway Patrol Officer Andy Chan was laid to rest today, and his viewings and services were attended by thousands. Chan died nearly seven years after a serious accident left him confined to a wheelchair. He was riding a motorcycle on Rhawn Street when an elderly motorist pulled in front of…
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United States Attorney David Metcalf announced today that Recovery Centers of America (RCA) has agreed to pay $1,000,000 to resolve allegations that it failed to comply with provisions of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) that are designed to prevent the diversion of controlled substances for illegal uses, and an additional $1,000,000 to resolve allegations that…
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by Dan Doyle | December 11, 2025 Photo by Dan Doyle PENNDEL BOROUGH, PA — A Pennel Borough police officer is being hailed as a hero after rescuing eight residents from a burning home early Thursday morning. According to police, the incident unfolded around 4:40 a.m. on December 11, when Officer Sean Peck came upon…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Eight kids from Philadelphia realized they are not in Philly anymore when they allegedly stole over $2000.00 from Dick’s Sporting Goods on I-40. According to Carrie Horstman, from the Polk County Sheriff Depaertment, “I-4 runs east to west and this store is in a large shopping center. We always have deputies…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross People from all over the region arrived at the Holiday Inn on Route 70 in Cherry Hill, NJ, earlier today. A fairly large record show was held, and it was so packed with sellers that they spilled into the hallway. If you think people are not interested in records or CDs,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Last night was the opening of the Grand Illumination, a holiday light show held at the American Heritage Credit Union on Red Lion Road, near Jamison Street. From about 6:30 PM, thousands gathered, parked their vehicles along area streets, and made their way to the campus of the Credit Union Headquarters….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross ALEX LLOYD GROSS FILE PHOTO DELAWARE VALLEY NEWS.COM A parade picture from a few years ago. The Thanksgiving Day Parade is a fun, free family event. It’s entertaining and fun to watch people try to handle giant balloons so they don’t come in contact with anything that can hinder their travel….
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