West northwest. Some of the areas in the 50s, the numbers over the past few days have not been all that bad. The normal is 87. The friday, high of 86. Yesterday we managed a high of 87. Temperatures wise not bad, but the humidity has been so high, weve needed the airconditioning. This morning the humidity is gone, turn off the ac today and open the windows and joy the fresh air. 63 in allentown. 55 in the poconos. 66 in trenton. 70 in philadelphia. 69 in dover, 73 cape may. Just the slightest breeze, general five to ten Miles Per Hour out of the west northwest thats a drier wind flow for us tomorrow the winds shifts out of the southwest and we see the humidity building during the afternoon. Today is a good one. Satellite and radar clear skies. High pressure in control skirting across the Mason Dixon Line and provides us with a good looking day. Heres the call from accuweather. Over the next 12 hours what we are expecting as nydia mentioned, wall to walltowalle skies. 79 degrees by lunc
Number one draft pick be out. Our Jeff Skversky has the answer. But the big story on action news is a deadly confrontation inside of a Burlington County home. Authorities say that two armed men broke in, and quickly met by resident ready, able and willing to fight for his property and his life. Action News Reporter Annie Mccormack is live at the scene along 700 block of hartford road with what happened next, annie. Reporter and sarah, the Prosecutors Office is saying that this is still an ongoing investigation, and they say that at this point there is still looking into all of the details. Resident is telling police this is a case of selfdefense and in this Home Invasion. Investigators on the scene hours later combing through front lawn, roadway and property across the street from this house. The police says a Home Invasion turned deadly overnight. Multiple Police Agencies responded to a residents 911 call at his home in the 700 block of hartford road. There he told police around 12 20
Library acquires Irene Castle collection
July 1, 2021
Ballroom dancer. Silent film star. Fashion designer. Animal rights advocate. Irene Castle wore many hats – and donned countless dazzling costumes – as a celebrity during the early twentieth century.
Through a gift from John Foote ’74 and Kristen Rupert ’74, Cornell University Library recently acquired Castle’s collection of professional and personal mementos chronicling her colorful, trendsetting career.
Aficionados of silent film, lovers of local lore, and scholars in filmmaking, fashion, and other disciplines have a lot to explore and learn from the collection, according to Foote, who lectures at the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs and is a distant relative of Castle’s.
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