Community Corner

Week in Review: April 10-16

Did you miss any of this week's news?

There isn't always time to sit down and read the news. So in case you missed any of the week's stories. Here's a look at what happened in the greater Media area over the course of the week. The third public hearing regarding the Franklin Mint development was held Thursday and the developer said they will revise the proposed plan for the property. We recapped the Bark for Life charity event in both a news story and as our weekly Viewfinder feature. There were a lot of cute and talented dogs at the event. We did a story on high school coach surveys and talked about which schools use them in the area and how, following some controversial coach firings in the Haverford School District. Check out the photo gallery of the Media Easter Egg Hunt in Glen Providence Park Saturday. Everyone had a blast despite the messy weather. Check out these stories below and more to get a full recap of all the week's news. 

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Saturday, April 16

The threat of rain didn't stop families from a fun Easter tradition.

Find out what's happening in Mediawith free, real-time updates from Patch.

Late night extended hours for last-minute IRS filings are pretty much a thing of the past, say U.S. Postal Service officials. Monday is the deadline to file and to register to vote in the primary election.

Rose Tree Park was crawling with canines at the 2nd Annual Bark for Life last week to support the American Cancer Society. Families brought their dogs to not only make new furry friends but also donations to fight against cancer.

Find out what's happening in Mediawith free, real-time updates from Patch.

Check out what homes are for sale with a fireplace in the greater Philadelphia area.

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Friday, April 15

The developer for the former Franklin Mint property asked to revise the proposed plan for the property at the third public hearing on the topic Thursday night.

An inspired second-half surge isn't enough to make up for the Lions' big first-half deficit.

The Upper Providence Township Council also discussed the field maintenance for Rose Tree Soccer Club at its meeting Thursday night.

This "captain" needs a home to call his own.

April 16-17, 2011

Patch reviews Upper Providence Grille, Fellini's, Pizzi's Pizza, Du Jour, Casey's, Manny's Place and Vic and Dean's.

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Thursday, April 14

The renovation of the Rose Tree Tavern should be completed by mid-May.

The subject of this Fast Forward is the breaking down of the Super Sunday festival.

This week food writer Clara Park reviewed Upper Providence Grille in Media.

State Police also reported multiple items stolen from a vehicle.

The Delaware County Council also promoted water and energy conservation practices as well as 'Hero Day' to save the scholarship fund at a meeting on April 12.

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Wednesday, April 13

Penncrest players have a big role on Media United.

Help local moms answer these local questions.

A video look inside 824 Vauclain Road.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out Patch's best bets for April 13-19.

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Tuesday, April 12

Some school districts use them, but most don't.

Media Patch offers 5 great places to go for your Easter brunch this year.

Find out how kid-friendly Upper Providence Grille in Media is.

A resident reflects on the area in the past.

The council agreed to purchase three new maintenance vehicles and to support a multi-municipality grant proposal on Monday.

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Monday, April 11

Rose Tree Park hosted hundreds of people and dogs on Sunday and raised thousands of dollars to fight cancer.

State Police also reported another catalytic converter stolen off of a vehicle.

This third-grader is a huge charity fund-raiser as well as a fantastic swimmer and skier.

Check out what your kids say each week.

Coupons and discounts on top of spring sale prices add up to sweet deals for savvy shoppers.

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Sunday, April 10

Super Sunday was held on State Street this Sunday.

Patch tours an elegant Chestnut Hill house now on the market.

Check out the list of Penncrest games being played this week.


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