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Defendant's objections rejected in case over woman's drowning on anniversary trip

PITTSBURGH – A state court judge has denied the defense’s preliminary objections, in a wrongful death lawsuit surrounding the drowning death of the plaintiff’s wife, during a vacation the two had taken to St. Martin to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary.
Delaware County United States Newtown Square Allegheny County Williamj Taylor Jr Johnr Biedrzycki

Wawa job openings: Apply for summer positions at the Jersey Shore, Delaware beach towns

Wawa is seeking to fill 1,500 seasonal positions at beach towns in New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia this summer. Employees will be paid $15 per hour and receive a free Shorti hoagie per shift. Eligible workers also can receive health and retirement benefits. Prospective workers can apply online.
Cape May New Jersey United States North Carolina Stone Harbor Toms River

Judge approves objections and discovery motions, in slander suit involving fitness nonprofit

MEDIA – A Delaware County judge has granted a pair of motions sustaining preliminary objections and to compel discovery, in a lawsuit brought by a Delaware County-based accountant which alleged that her former employer, a fitness nonprofit group for kids and a for-profit company, slandered her when publicly and falsely accusing her of embezzlement and payroll fraud.
United States Delaware County West Grove Maple Shade Hugha Donaghue Donna Cifelli Smith

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Wawa plans to transform closed Center City store at 19th and Market streets into a tech training hub

Wawa plans to turn its shuttered store at 19th and Market streets in Philadelphia into a technology hub that would bring startups together to provide tech solutions for the company, CEO Christopher Gheysens said Friday. The location, which was one of five Center City Wawa stores to close since mid-2020, also could provide tech training for Wawa employees, or for workers and students from other organizations.
United States New Jersey North Carolina Christopher Gheysens Center City Philadelphia Business Journal

Law firm says defamation and slander suit is not duplicative, and should proceed

MEDIA – A local law firm and one of its Delaware County-based partners who accused a group of individuals of defamation and slander say their complaint should not be dismissed and is not duplicative of a prior action, to the contrary of the defendants’ arguments.
Delaware County United States Newtown Square Philadelphia County James Gautieri Jr Kellyd Eckel

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