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mainlinemedianews.com | Richard Ilgenfritz
RADNOR — Radnor officials are moving forward with its environmental sustainability goals by installing an electric vehicle charging station outside the Radnor Township Municipal Building. The charging station will give township employees who drive township electric and regenerative hybrid vehicles an accessible location to charge the batteries quickly.
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mainlinemedianews.com | Richard Ilgenfritz
NEW YORK — Over the past five years, a Main Line native has been working to help kids and families in some of New York City’s poorest neighborhoods learn about healthy eating through hands-on cooking. Danielle (Levin) Cohen, who grew up in the Villanova section of Lower Merion Township, co-founded Sustainable Nutrition and Community Connection, or SNACC, in 2020.
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mainlinemedianews.com | Richard Ilgenfritz
Narberth — On Wednesday, a collection of elected officials and small business owners gathered in Narberth to discuss proposed cuts to SEPTA services along the Main Line. Montgomery County Commissioner Chairman Neil Makhija said he were there to join with small business owners, other elected officials, SEPTA employees, and transit riders, who are standing together to call for increased funding for SEPTA.
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mainlinemedianews.com | Richard Ilgenfritz
LOWER MERION — Since Lower Merion created its Historic Resource Inventory 25 years ago, it’s kept an electronic database containing information about all of its designated Historic Resources. Currently, there are over 1,000 addresses listed in the township’s historic inventory. Over the years, it’s been difficult for the public to have good access to properties on the list. Now, Lower Merion officials hope to make it easier.
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masstransitmag.com | Richard Ilgenfritz
During a special board meeting this week, the Lower Merion Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution addressing proposed SEPTA cuts. Last month, SEPTA officials announced they need to cut service by 45 percent and increase fares by more than 20 percent due to a lack of state funding. According to information released by SEPTA in April, the transit agency faces a $213 million budget deficit beginning July 1.
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