The Delaware County Daily Times

2 days ago | delcotimes.com | Amanda Swinhart |Patrick Whittle

By AMANDA SWINHART and PATRICK WHITTLE Associated PressBURLINGTON, Vt. — A woman charged in the death of a U.S. Border Patrol agent appeared in a Vermont federal court in one of multiple criminal cases linked to a cultlike group known as Zizians. Authorities have said Teresa Youngblut fired the bullet that killed agent David Maland during the January traffic stop. Another agent fired back, wounding Youngblut and killing her companion, Felix Bauckholt, officials have said.

5 days ago | delcotimes.com | Richard Ilgenfritz

The most recent reports available from the Radnor Township police department:Shoplifters: On June 9 shortly after noon, a retail theft occurred at Bluemercury, 100 E. Lancaster Ave. Store employees reported that a male and a female stole several items from the store. It is believed that these two individuals are the same two who have been stealing from other Bluemercury stores in the area. Shoplifter: A retail theft occurred at the Micro Center, 550 E. Lancaster Ave., on June 13.

5 days ago | delcotimes.com | Neal Zoren

The late Orien Reid enjoyed conversation. And it wasn’t confined by where to get the best prices on food, commodities and household goods. A natural doer, an instinctive leader, and a person who lived the usual parallel lives as a professional, a wife, a daughter, a mother, and consumer, Orien’s talk was wide-ranging. She was open about what was happening in her life, shared a lot of information and insights, and said what she learned or concluded from them.

5 days ago | delcotimes.com | Richard Ilgenfritz

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6 days ago | delcotimes.com | Scott Mervis

By Scott Mervis, Pittsburgh Post-GazetteLou Christie, the Pittsburgh legend who hit the high notes and the high spots on the charts, has died at 82. A social media post from his family on Christie’s Facebook page on Wednesday noted, “It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of our beloved brother, Lou Christie, who left us after a brief illness.