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.
It was a week featuring Mother Nature herself. We started off the week with an earthquake in Virginia that shook all the way through Media and as far north as New York. Then Hurricane Irene headed our way and we gave readers everything they needed to know to prepare for the expected bad weather. As well as up-to-the-minute updates on what was happening in our area throughout the storm.
Below is a full list of this week's stories.
Find out what's happening in Mediawith free, real-time updates from Patch.
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Saturday, Aug, 27
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Delaware County officials urge residents to stay indoors from 7 p.m. Saturday to noon Sunday.
Delaware County officials estimate we will receive approximately 8 to 10 inches of rain during Hurricane Irene.
Some places may get more than 12 inches of rain
Suburban hotels begin filling up as hurricane nears.
The USDA suggests some precautions to take in advance of possible power outages.
Check out these tips for surviving the hurricane.
Show us what's outside your window during Hurricane Irene.
Check out there houses built since 2000 that are for sale in the greater Philadelphia area.
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Friday, Aug. 26
Delaware County is under a hurricane warning, according to the National Weather Service.
The Delaware County SPCA needs assistance with animals and supplies in preparation for Hurricane Irene.
An emergency declaration will enable local governments to better respond to Hurricane Irene and the damage she is expected to inflict upon the Philadelphia area.
Forecasters say tropical storm conditions Saturday night and Sunday could bring wind gusts of 60 mph. So, how strong could that wind actually be?
A list of stories all related to Hurricane Irene and storm preparedness.
The Rose Tree Media School Board appointed a new assistant principal at Penncrest High School.
Media Patch takes you on the outdoor exercise tour of Ridley Creek State Park.
This laid back, "tan" cat is available for adoption at the Delco SPCA.
August 27-28, 2011
Patch reviews Sligo, Sweetgreen, Bryn Mawr Pizza, Primo Hoagies, Manhattan Bagel, Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries, Lancaster County Farmers’ Market and Winberie's Restaurant and Bar.
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Thursday, Aug. 25
The American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania provides safety tips.
The latest forecast track from the National Hurricane Center projects Irene will pass well offshore of the east coast of central and north Florida Thursday night and early Friday.
Through Sunday the Delco SPCA is offering "hurricane" adoption specials for its animals.
This week food writer Clara Park sat down with the new chef of Sligo in Media.
The following information has been supplied by the Pennsylvania State Police-Media Barracks. If arrests or charges are mentioned, they do not indicate guilt or a conviction.
The subject of this Fast Forward is a rain.
Check out our farmers market feature every week for a list of what you will find at the Media and Edgmont farmer's markets. Both markets are on Thursdays from 3 to 7 p.m.
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Wednesday, Aug. 24
The following information has been supplied by the Pennsylvania State Police-Media Barracks. If arrests or charges are mentioned, they do not indicate guilt or a conviction.
Hurricane Irene is picking up speed and strength as it turns toward the East Coast, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
As the school year begins, PennDOT offers this primer on the rules of the road ... and the consequences of breaking them.
See what else is going on this week, August 24-31.
Help local moms answer these local questions.
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Tuesday, Aug. 23
The ground was shaking in Media just before 2 p.m. Tuesday.
The ground was shaking in Media just before 2 p.m. Tuesday. Did you feel it?
Media Patch takes you on a journey to enjoy foods from around the world, that are right here in our backyard.
Find four local attractions you can visit on one tank of gas.
A thunderstorm-related incident may have caused not only a downed tree limb that landed on a vehicle but also a house fire in Wayne Sunday.
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Monday, Aug. 22
Media Borough Council approved a liquor license transfer to the property at 1 W. State Street and amended its sidewalk rebate program.
Media Patch takes you on a tour of one of the area’s most lush and beautiful places that offers something for everyone.
Get back-to-sports savings whether outfitting your child or gearing up for fall fitness yourself.
Find out what you need to know this week.
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Sunday, Aug. 21
Initiative employs federal funds for the initiative “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.”
A severe thunderstorm watch is also in effect until 9 p.m. Sunday, according to the NWS.
The union workers will not have a new contract when they go back to work early this week.
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