Denali Sagner
Reporter at Flathead Beacon
Suburbs Reporter @PhillyInquirer | Former Reporter @FlatheadBeacon | Alum @DailyPenn & @34ST
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1 week ago |
inquirer.com | Denali Sagner
Standing behind a case of glittering engagement rings, Jackie Tripoli shared her favorite thing about working in high-end jewelry: “People let you into their life.”From engagements and weddings to baby showers and retirements, Tripoli has been there with customers — crying, laughing, sharing photos and, of course, guiding them through big purchases.
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1 week ago |
inquirer.com | Denali Sagner
Lower Merion’s population is continuing to grow, slowly but steadily. That’s according to the most recent estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau. Between July 2023 and July 2024, Lower Merion gained 455 residents, a 0.71% increase, bringing its population to 64,702. The township has gained an estimated 1,074 residents since 2020 and 6,718 since 2010, marking a positive shift after decades of stagnation.
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1 week ago |
inquirer.com | Denali Sagner
Hundreds of protesters stretched up and down Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore on Saturday morning, donning American flags, protest signs, and Eagles gear.
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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Denali Sagner
Across Cherry Hill yesterday, voters were split in a gubernatorial primary election that drew six Democrats and five Republicans and set up the November race to replace two-term Gov. Phil Murphy. From healthcare access to support for law enforcement, here’s how Cherry Hill residents voted, and what brought them to the polls. Mikie Sherrill, Sean Spiller seen as strong leadersMany Democrats listed civil rights, education and healthcare as top issues.
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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Denali Sagner
Lower Merion is one step closer to installing red light cameras at some of its busiest intersections. The township council last Wednesday moved forward an ordinance that would allow the police department to install red light cameras at designated intersections. The proposal, which saw wide support from the council and local law enforcement officers, will be officially voted on at the council’s July meeting.
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