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RADNOR — Volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel living in Radnor could soon get a little something extra for their time and efforts. Although the details need to be worked out, Radnor Township officials are beginning to discuss a plan to give qualifying volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel a property tax rebate or a stipend. The issue was raised at a board meeting this week by Commissioner Lisa Borowski. “There are other municipalities that do this,” Borowski said during a board meeting this week. “Lower Merion for one does offer a volunteer tax credit for those volu...

From an elected commissioner to township and borough management, there have been several announced changes in municipal leadership along the Main Line over the past week. NARBERTH – At a recent Narberth Council meeting, officials announced that acting borough manager Matt West was leaving the borough for a new position in Bucks County. West, who took over borough management in December after former manager Sean Metrick left for a new position in Chester County, will become township manager in New Britain Township, Bucks County. - Advertisement - During the same meeting, officials also an...

RADNOR — An effort put forth by one Radnor commissioner to censure another member over a Twitter dispute quickly died as three Democrats joined a Republican to kill the action. At a board meeting this week, Radnor Commissioner Sean Farhy, a Democrat, proposed the board censure a fellow commissioner, Republican Jake Abel, for blocking him on Twitter. Farhy cited the 2019 case, "Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University v. Trump," where a federal court upheld a lower court’s decision that former president Trump violated the free speech clause of the First Amendment by...

UpdatedMon, Mar 8, 2021 at 3:29 pm ET Reply Radnor Township has received a $500,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development for infrastructure to mitigate flooding. (Shutterstock) RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA — Infrastructure that mitigates flooding just got a $500,000 boost in Radnor Township where the township board president says flooding is destroying homes. State Rep. Jennifer O'Mara (D-165th) announced today that Radnor Township has received a $500,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. The funding will contribut...