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Late-Night Cookie Delivery Comes to Bryn Mawr
Insomnia Cookies caters to Main Line residents with specific late-night munchies.
I’m the first born of a large family, a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, a fervent supporter of the Philadelphia Eagles, and a slow jogger. My girlfriend and I have been together for long enough that she’s eager to get a title upgrade. D
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Politics: How would you describe your political beliefs
My political philosophy stems, at the most basic level, from a conviction that people get too much credit and blame for their circumstances. As such, I’m a registered Democrat, but hold heterodox views on education, trade, national security, and abortion. Like most voters these days, I probably dislike the other side more than I like my own. On the local level however, I tend to view most spending as frivolous, most regulations as needlessly burdensome, and find myself doing the most nodding when Republicans are talking.
Religion: How religious would you consider yourself?
I was raised Catholic, but am not presently practicing.
Local Hot-Button Issues: What do you think are the most important issues facing the community?
The most important issue facing this, or any other, community, is what is bought and how it's paid for. In an age when legions of municipalities across the country are teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, I think it’s important we live within our means.
Insomnia Cookies caters to Main Line residents with specific late-night munchies.
The third annual event will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 7.
The 6-foot, 5-inch combo guard should be one of the defending state champs' leading players this season.
The county's Aa1 bond rating was affirmed by the investor service.
Happy Monday, Lower Merion. Here's a quick look at the coming week.
Andrew J. Milligan III, 35, of the Bryn Mawr section of Radnor Township, waived his preliminary hearing last week.
What happened in town last week? Glad you asked.
Before the school year begins read the rules of the road and the consequences of breaking them.
The program would create a metric to rate the cost-effectiveness of the nation's colleges, then use government aid to encourage students to attend them.
Thursday is here, Lower Merion. Here's a quick primer on the day ahead.
Wagner Marseille was the assistant principal of Lower Merion High School from 2007 to 2011.
Montgomery County Community College offers professional jazz dance instruction led by nationally known teaching artist Marcie Mamura.
Bruce Piscadlo, 62, is the second person charged after county Controller Stewart J. Greenleaf Jr. released an audit showing $30,000 in misused taxpayer funds.
Five schools across the country received the scholarship.
Happy Monday, Lower Merion. Here's a quick look at the week ahead.
A galley of the three priciest homes that changed hands in July.
What happened in town last week? Glad you asked.