Thin out across philadelphia right along that 95 corridor. Another batch of moisture will move through as we get into the overnight hours and into the wee hours of the morning on thursday. Rainfall weve seen so far more than an inch and a half of rain there in millville. More than an inch in dover. Close to threequarters of an inch of rainfall for lancaster and philadelphia. 64inches of rain there in allentown. Visibility, it is a big concern if youre doing some traveling. The good news, the visibility has come up just a little bit in philadelphia where we are dealing with just some light showers. But still low for reading, down to 1. 3 miles and down to but still low for reading, down to 1. 7 in the poconos. Well talk about what we can expect for the rest of this evening. Still some leftover showers to contend with now right through midnight. Ponding on the roads. Travel delays an issue as well and as we get into late tonight close to midnight were tracking near record warmth. Well ta
Glen Mueller, 80, of Melbourne, Florida, went home to be with our Heavenly Father. He was under Hospice care at home when he passed and is now no longer suffering.
New owner inspired by mother By James Card The Wega Drive-In is under new ownership with the goal to be open by April 10. The business was purchased by Kevin and Tamatha Verch in early March. Currently they are updating the kitchen, adding a gas line and fixing some plumbing problems. The purchase of this business was in the making for many years but Tamatha Verch did not see it coming. For a long time, she and her mother dreamed about opening a coffee shop together. They had their eyes on one in Wautoma but never got around to buying […]
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The first NCAA Men s Lacrosse Championship was 50 years ago, in 1971. Christian Swezey is the author of a forthcoming book on Cornell lacrosse in the 1970s, tentatively titled: We Showed Baltimore: Richie Moran’s Big Red and the Lacrosse Revolution of the 1970s
CORNELL ENTERED THE 1971 season with a mishmash of a starting lineup. A pair of starting attackmen senior attackman Al Rimmer, the leading scorer in the Ivy League the previous year, and junior Frank Davis had not played high school lacrosse, though both exceled in box lacrosse. Senior defenseman John Burnap, recruited to Cornell as a tight end for the football team, had not played lacrosse at all before arriving in Ithaca. He found his way to the tryout for the freshman lacrosse team in the spring of 1968 at the behest of his older brother, who urged him to avoid the drudgery of spring football practice at all cost.