King Corcoran, Whatever Happened To . . .

King Corcoran i.e. James Sean Patrick Corcoran, the leader of the legendary Pottstown Firebirds and Philadelphia Bell, and a part-time quarterback for the then-wretched Philadelphia Eagles (1971), died June 19, 2009 living at a friend’s house in Takoma Park, Md.

He was 65.

 

The Washington Post ran a long but rather sad obit a month-and-a-half after his death.

Two other quarterbacks of those legendarily wretched Eagles have also passed on with Jack Concannon dying at age 62 in 2005 and King Hill dying last summer at the age of 75.

Norm Snead remains with us.

 

King Corcoran, Whatever Happened To . . .

 

King Corcoran, Whatever Happened To . . .

5 Must Know Facts About Health Care Exchanges

Elizabeth Stelle of Commonwealth Foundation notes that there is nothing a state gains by setting up by an ObamaCare health care exchange and much it gains by leaving the matter to the feds.

She notes that state exchange provides no control, requires taxpayers to shoulder the cost, and limit choice,
She also notes that refraining to create an exchange means that state officials can also avoid the blame for the rising premiums that are certain to occur.
She notes that 16 states have already rejected exchanges and that Pennsylvania has yet to do so. She says the new Dec. 14 deadline for a decision is largely meaningless. 
Great article, Elizabeth. Click the link to read it.

Springfield Christmas Tree Lighting Is Dec. 2

The Springfield Fire Co. will host a Christmas tree lighting between 5:30 and 7 p.m., Dec. 2 in the Saxer Avenue business district.

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