December 5, 2025
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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by Alex Lloyd Gross Runners for the 2025 Philadelphia Marathon are already in own. Earlier starting at noon on Friday, they were at the Health and Fitness Expo at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. It was there they got registered and can pick up their race bibs and numbers. They also are able to shop for…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The PA State Budget has just been passed and with that comes a new item in the budget. $25 million set aside for retention and recruitment of child care workers. This translates to about $450.00 annually in bonus for those workers. Currently, there is a 3000 person vacancy across the state…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Philanthropist Gene Epstein partnered with the Bristol Township and Bristol Borough Police to hand out $100.00 bills at the Fresh Connect, Opportunity Council food drive today in Bristol Township. Every week, people line up near the amphitheater on the grounds of the Bristol Township complex on Bath Road for food. Today,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross If you looked at the sky last night, chances are you might have seen different colors. Most people did with their naked eye. It’s called Aurora Borealis or The Northern Lights. It’s most common in Iceland, Northern Canada, but a very large solar flare resulted in the atmospheric disturbance that made…
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On this date in 1775 the Unites States Marines were born. Formed at the Tun Tavern in Olde City the first few Marines were two Battalions. They have grown into a premier fighting force and have been at the forefront on some of the worst battles this country has seen. Alex Lloyd Gross Photo-Delaware Valley…
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ALEX LLOYD GROSS FILE PHOTO DELAWARE VALLEY NEWS.COM A PREVIOUSLY PLAYED PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME. by Alex Lloyd Gross The schedule for Philadelphia Public League football games is done over the summer. By the time the first game rolls around, the information is wrong. The problem is when this information is published it is…
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By Dan Doyle WRIGHTSTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Community members, veterans, and public officials gathered Friday morning to dedicate the Col. Daniel “Larry” Rubini Bridge on Worthington Mill Road, honoring a Bucks County resident whose decades of military, legal, and civic service left a lasting impact both locally and abroad. State Rep. Kristin Marcell (R–Bucks) and…
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