There is major concern out of Radnor Township where a growing number of homes are being burglarized.

After decades of Republican rule in Delaware County, local Democrats have learned to celebrate the smaller victories, such as winning control in the tiniest of boroughs: Millbourne, population 908.

Garrett Hill is a place where "everybody played together and ate together," recalled Joe Marchesani, 58, a lifelong resident and owner of Garrett Hill Pizza, here sweeping his front walk.

A few weeks into January, veteran Easttown Township Manager Gene Williams knew his 2009 budget was already in deep trouble.

Over 3,000 students, faculty, staff, alumni and families served throughout greater Philadelphia and around the country last Saturday for the fourth annual Day of Service.

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Parts of Radnor Township will be sprayed for mosquitoes tomorrow night, the state Department of Environmental Protection said.

Joan Rivers, in town to tape interviews for her new TV show, tries, above, to stop a group of Asian tourists on Sixth Street near the mall.

Joan Rivers, in town to tape interviews for her new TV show, tries, above, to stop a group of Asian tourists on Sixth Street near the mall.

Starting today, Radnor Township's animal warden will trap feral cats in Garrett Hill, the township announced.

There has been a significant outbreak of H1N1 in the greater Philadelphia region, including Delaware CountyPhiladelphia and the Departments of Health at the local and state levels have decided to do a mass prophylaxis to attempt to slow the spread of the virus.

Radnor Township laid off 12 employees Friday, citing the recession. Eight full-time and four part-time employees from various departments, including finance, parks and recreation, community development, engineering, and administration, were let go, interim Township Manager John Granger said yesterday.

Family, a suburban restaurant, her garden all need her. But closing the landmark Walnut Street dining room is not as simple as turning a key.

The best Harry Nuss can figure, in retrospect, his illness began last August with a mosquito bite that wouldn't heal.

While Swine flu may not get the same headline grabbing attention it once did, rest assured it's still around.