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Monopoly is getting a makeover, courtesy of the Main Line. In a collaboration between Hasbro and Top Trumps toy company, residents of the Philadelphia suburbs can see their favorite hometown attractions and landmarks featured in a limited edition version of the classic board game.
This is written to Radnor students, for you to consider. Yes, you do have a voice and it will be heard.
Come along with me to the spring of 1965 when a legendary Radnor coach, administrator, and mentor was retiring. His name was Emerson Metoxin and he came to Radnor, perhaps through the workings of Jules Prevost, but that story is âlost to history.â
I write to you as an unofficial archivist â out of love for both schools â of the Lower Merion-Radnor Football Rivalry, still considered to be âthe oldest,â or right up there, continuous public high school football rivalry in our nation.
LOWER MERION Several former and current Lower Merion commissioners and community members came out to wish an online goodbye for the four decades of service Bob Duncan gave to Lower Merion Township.
âAfter 40 years of service, our assistant manager has finally found the keys to the back door, and he plans to leave to retire,â Dan Bernheim, president of the Lower Merion Board of Commissioners, said.
Duncan, who most recently served as the townshipâs assist manager, announced a few weeks ago he would be retiring. The township has already hired Jim Smith, who most recently was the senior manager in Sarasota, Florida, and also served as borough manager in Media, Delaware County, for 20 years.
Meet Dynamic Self-Made Businesswoman Donna Allie
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Find out how the Haverford High School graduate grew Team Clean into the thriving 525-employee business it is today.
The first time Donna Allie did any cleaning professionally, she had no idea what to charge for a day’s work. It was 1982, and Allie was desperate for a job to support herself and a newborn. With a degree from Wilberforce University in Ohio, the Haverford High School grad hadn’t been able to gain much professional traction. She even tried work as a clown and a freelance cab driver. “I always had a little hustle,” she says.