by Alex Lloyd Gross Dec 7, 2021 In this day and age, police and other public safety officials take threats very seriously. Especially against schools. They take no chances. If there is a credible threat against a student or a school official or building, they will act on it. However, if the investigation proves that…
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by Ed Mahon of Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — As a roughly $2 trillion social spending plan moves through Congress, transformational change could be on the horizon for child…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Neumann was undefeated this past season. Southern has a very young team, Not a lot of experience for that team, which is part of the reason they were shut out during the Thanksgiving Day Rivalry. The score was 54-0. At one point during the game, Neumann pulled their starters and put…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross In one of the longest running rivalries in the Delaware Valley, The Lincoln Rail splitters met the Father Judge Crusaders at Lincoln at 10:00 AM for a football game. The game started good for Lincoln, with a drive toward the end one for a touchdown. That would have happened but an…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A group of four black female juveniles are about to be arrested and tossed in jail after they allegedly taunted, cursed at and beat Asian students on the Broad Street Subway in Philadelphia on Wednesday November 17, 2021. The attack happened about 3:30PM as students from Central High School were on…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross November 9 2021 A drone camp was offered to 24 students at the Merion Middle School. The camp was open to only 24 students was going to admit kids on two conditions. The first was that you had to be one of the first 24 to sign up. The second was…
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by, Jamie Martines of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — A statewide order mandating students, staff, and visitors to public and private K-12 schools to wear a mask…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross When students go to school, some enroll in sports. While they are enrolled, they hope to develop a great rapport with their coaches who can teach them skills and help direct them to college athletic directors. They are not there to have inappropriate relationships with school staff or coaches. Bensalem…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The fight was over something stupid. A comment made over social media. Aaron K. Scott ,21 was upset about something that was written about him over social media, so he confronted that person outside Lincoln High School, across the street, and that is where he allegedly pulled a pistol and began…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Oct 18 2021 A fight over something stupid has cost a 65 year old man his life, after a fight outside jeans Pizza Shop across from Lincoln High School turned deadly. Reports are sketchy, but based on preliminary information, a fistfight started about 2:45 PM. Within minutes, a 21 year old…
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