Mine. Not for you. For todd. Oh, i forgot about him. Where are your priorities. Little selfish right there. Forecast looks great across entire region, if you have plans to head outside traveling across the region next 12, 24 hours, no problems. Quiet this morning, maybe few areas of fog. Still have left over moisture from yesterdays rain, we will dry out quickly. Northwest breeze 6 miles per hour, and it does feel like 35, when you factor in the breeze, not bad at all. So 39 at the airport, look at wilmington, dropping to 29 degrees, at this hour, so depend where you are, if you get stuck with the calmer winds, temperatures are able to drop upper 30s, in allentown and in he had rag. Sitting at freezing in quakertown, willow grove. So somewhat of chilly start. Nice rebounds this afternoon, storm scan3, nice and quiet yesterday. We had the rain roll through, nice and dry today, High Pressure in control. So good looking christmas. Here is your temperature breakdown, throughout the morning
Das office. Investigators are still not sure exactly how much money she stole. They say it was in excess of 100,000 or how long this has been going on. Accused of stealing more than 100,000 in cash from the Delaware County das office, 48yearold mary lynch a 29 year employee who work at the courthouse was allegedly taking drug money submitted as evidence by Police Departments and fundingfunding a lavish lifestyle. This is a case of be trail. This is a case where you have a trusted employee, a person that you relied on day in and day out who thumbed their nose in your face lynch was in charge of accounting for the cash. She allegedly forge documents and a judges signature to hide discrepancies. Keeping cash herself. She was taking cash out of the office. We believe she was keeping cash at her residence. Reporter da says lynch admitted to spending 62,000 on concert tickets and charged more than 80,000 on an American Express card in the offices name. There was no answer at her door but inv
Tack pairs. Diana . Reporter chris tonight mary lynch was immediately terminated from her job here at das office. Investigators are still not sure exactly how much money she stole. They say it was in excess of 100,000 or how long this has been going on. Accused of stealing more than 100,000 in cash from the Delaware County das office, 48yearold mary lynch a 29 year employee who work at the courthouse was allegedly taking drug money submitted as evidence by Police Departments and fundingfunding a lavish lifestyle. This is a case of be trail. This is a case where you have a trusted employee, a person that you relied on day in and day out who thumbed their nose in your face lynch was in charge of accounting for the cash. She allegedly forge documents and a judges signature to hide discrepancies. Keeping cash herself. She was taking cash out of the office. We believe she was keeping cash at her residence. Reporter da says lynch admitted to spending 62,000 on concert tickets and charged mor
Engines roaring, ready to snarl traffic, but this for a funeral. How theyre celebrating one mans life west philly style. Good day everybody, it is wednesday, october 22nd, 2014. Steve keeley made mention, rain in the pocono mountains, knew. Lots of place haves rain this morning, some of russ hearing thunder, we have lightning showing up on ultimate Doppler Radar. Worse of the thunderstorms appear to be in ocean county this morning. But anywhere you see orange or red, thats where were getting some heavier rain, and we see some lightning popping up there, at the border, between new castle and kent counties in delaware. There is some of the thunderstorm activity moving to the north of Atlantic City around smyrna, delaware, theyve been getting quite a bit of rain. Weve been spared for the most part here in philadelphia, at least for now. Temperatures, are in the 50s, this morning, and not that much different than yesterday. We expect to get to high later on, high of 57 degrees, with shower
JOSEPH — During a brisk 55-minute session on Thursday, Aug. 24, members of the Joseph City Council heard updates on a variety of issues, including the city’s efforts to lower