Shoot through my window. Reporter according to a Police Report the shooting started when the suspect walked up to a man near hamlin northeast and Queens Chapel road saying you know what time it is . The suspect had a silver gun, took 100 from the victim and shot him multiple times. An offduty officer seeing this then engaged the suspect who fired again. This time at the officer. The offduty officer used his Service Weapon to shoot back but no one was hit and the suspect got away. The man shot was seriously injured but expected to pull through. In northeast, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. Police are looking into whether this suspect could be tied to any other robberies in that area. A new development tonight in the case of a child possibly killed over a piece of birthday cake. The man accused of delivering the deadly punches now faces a murder charge. A grand jury handed down a seconddegree murder charge today for robert wilson. He is accused of beating his girlfriends 9yearold son to d
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From left, Uva Coles, Michelle Sanchez, Mary Lou Sterge, and Judi Bell gather to lead a celebration of 25 years The Fund for Women and Girls has been making an impact in Chester County. (The Fund for Women and Girls)
WEST CHESTER, PA More than 150 gathered in Malvern to acknowledge service to women and girls in Chester County by an organization that s been here a quarter-century for that purpose.
The Fund for Women and Girls marked 25 years of serving local women and girls at the 16th Annual Making a Difference Luncheon on May 7 at the Desmond Hotel in Malvern. A hybrid event welcoming over 150 in-person and virtual attendees, the Fund s annual luncheon recognized the power of 25 years of impact, honored the philanthropy and contributions of Mary Lou Sterge, highlighted the wisdom of keynote speaker Uva Coles, and leaned into a bold future for women and girls.