Philadelphia Residents to Receive 15% Flood Insurance Discount as City Joins FEMA's Community Rating System
Philadelphia enters FEMA's CRS program, offering a 15% flood insurance discount, saving the community $424,000 annually, with no action required from policyholders. Efforts to improve flood resilience contribute to the city's Class 7 CRS ranking.
Cherry Hill Firefighter Jeffrey E. Marsden Set to Retire After Over Two Decades of Distinguished Service
Firefighter Jeffrey E. Marsden will retire on February 1, 2026, after over two decades with the Cherry Hill Fire Department, as announced in a social media post detailing his service and recognitions.
Dan Grieser Unanimously Appointed as Bucks County Solicitor, Bringing Diverse Legal Experience to the Role
Dan Grieser has been appointed as the new County Solicitor of Bucks County, a position he secures after serving in the Law Department since 2021. His extensive legal background includes military and municipal service.
Chester, PA Announces New Year Waste Collection Schedule Changes and Casella Service Transition
Chester, PA's waste schedule adjusts for New Year, with trash pickup moved, recycling paused, and a new same-day service starting Jan 2 with hauler Casella. Residents directed to the city website for details.
Philadelphia Lowers Flags in Solidarity with Bristol Township after Silver Lake Nursing Home Tragedy
Philadelphia city building flags are flown at half-staff to honor those affected by the tragedy at Silver Lake Nursing Home and will remain so until December 30th, aligning with a similar state action.
Wissahickon School Board Fires Lower Gwynedd Principal Over Alleged Antisemitic Remarks
The Wissahickon School Board terminated principal Philip Leddy for making antisemitic remarks on a parent's voicemail. The district plans training on bias and will hold listening sessions for Jewish families.












