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PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh man opposes a Delaware County vacation-planning company’s preliminary objections to his wrongful death lawsuit surrounding the drowning death of his wife, during a vacation the two had taken to St. Martin to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary.

Wawa confirmed this week that it will no longer have 24-hour service at its Center City store in Franklintown at 20th and Hamilton streets. The store is the latest in downtown Philadelphia that has either closed or reduced its hours in recent years. Meanwhile, the Delaware County-based convenience store chain plans to double its total store county by 2030, with an expansion deeper into Pennsylvania and several new states.

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PITTSBURGH – A Newtown Square vacation-planning company seeks the transfer of a Pittsburgh man’s wrongful death litigation brought against it in the wake of his late wife’s drowning death to a Delaware County court, arguing that the case has no connection to where it was filed in Allegheny County.

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Wawa plans to open up to 40 new stores in central Pennsylvania over the next few years, growing into the territory of rival convenience store chain Sheetz. Wawa is in the midst of the largest expansion in the company's history, with plans to double its store count to around 1,800 by 2030. New stores are planned in the coming years in North Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee.

The celebration of all things Delaware County falls on June 10 — an homage to the 610 area code that covers most of the county.

Philadelphia has no shortage of outdoor summer events, and many of them are already underway, even weeks before the official beginning of the warm-weather season on June 20.

A Delaware County-based developer and property management company has announced the official reopening of 16 renovated apartments at 10 S. Prince St. in Lancaster city.

Wawa is expanding to North Carolina in 2024, the Pennsylvania-based convenience store and gas station chain confirmed. Known for its loyal following in the Philadelphia region and its made-to-order deli, Wawa has more than 900 locations in six states and Washington, D.C.