Category: Ardmore

Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption

Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption — A horde packed the main road of the Main Line, this morning, June 14, to protest peace, security and the fight against government corruption.

It was the “No Kings” rally on Lancaster Avenue in the Lower Merion section of Ardmore.

Granted it stretch just two blocks from Greenfield Avenue to Cricket Avenue but they were packed.

The people packing them were entirely white and skewed old.

The future looks good for MAGA.

The No Kings crowd was waving American flags almost like it was a Trump rally.

The Philadelphia Main Line remains a bastion of wealth and old money. It is still among the richest places in Pennsylvania.

The No Kings Rally is funded by NGOs that are funded by government grants, that are funded by taxpayers; and a Walmart heiress.

The Trump Administration is turning off the faucet of the NGO gravy hose.

No wonder they are mad.

We saw police barricades on Eagle Road near the Manoa Shopping Center. There were no protesters as had been expected, however, when we drove by shortly before 11 a.m.

Here is video from Lancaster Avenue. The cute chick yelling “Trump, Trump, Trump” was merely trying to trigger the elderly protesters.

Bad girl. Bad.

They could have gotten heart attacks or something. It’s not like they can still drop acid and roll around naked in mud.

Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption
The scene at Lancaster and Cricket avenues in Ardmore at 10:20 a.m., June 14.

One of our many secret correspondents sent us this photo of Pennsylvania National Guard equipment being stationed at a lot in Camp Hill, yesterday, June 13. Was the Shapiro administration expecting trouble?

Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption
Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption

Citizen Activism Protects Busway

Citizen Activism Protects Busway — SEPTA is hard at work its the long-neglected Hathaway Lane busway in Ardmore and we accept a nice chunk of credit for the authority getting off its tail and going to work.

Well done, Sharon Devaney.

As work progressed, however, a new and deep pothole was found by Ellen Segal DiStefano. She told a SEPTA worker who responded that it was a township problem.

So she called Haverford Township who told her it was a SEPTA problem.

She persisted, however. She contacted elected officials and wrote about it on Facebook’s South Ardmore Business Alliance.

Lo and behold the pothole is gone.

Well done, Ellen DiStefano.

Citizen Activism Protects Busway -- SEPTA is hard at work its the long-neglected Hathaway Lane busway in Ardmore
Busway pothole before and after

Citizen Activism Protects Busway

Haverford ZHB Starting To Care About Flooding?

Haverford ZHB Starting To Care About Flooding?

By Sharon Devaney

Jason Kelce asked the Haverford Zoning Hearing Board, Feb. 20, for permission to add a fence and remove some slopes at his property on Coopertown Road in Havertown.

The work is part of a project by Kelce and his wife Kylie to build a new home.

Neighbor Wendy De La Rosa expressed concern about the project inundating her property with water runoff.

The project was approved with a condition that runoff not adversely affect neighbors.

Oh, if only a similar concern was shown in Ardmore to Saint Marys Road residents when an addition was built on Chestnut Avenue.

Right Larry Holmes?

Haverford ZHB Starting To Care About Flooding?

Haverford ZHB Starting To Care About Flooding?

Cure de Repos On Kelly Drives

Cure de Repos On Kelly Drives –Cure de Repos, the new state-of-the-art health spa at 65 Cricket Ave. in Ardmore, Pa. will be featured, 6:30 p.m., tomorrow, Feb. 27 on Fox 29’s Kelly Drives with Bob Kelly.

The salon features hand-picked massage therapists and estheticians, custom skin care products curated by owner Chrissy Dress, red light therapy, saunas and cold-plunge pools.

Cure de Repos On Kelly Drives
Bob Kelly and Cure de Respos owner Chrissy Dress

Ardmore Would Lose Desperately Needed Parking With Proposed Project

Ardmore Would Lose Desperately Needed Parking With Proposed Project

By Sharon Devaney

Residents in the neighborhood in Ardmore are expressing concern of the plans to put a building behind Ardmore House on Ardmore Ave across from the Post Office to be called Ardmore House 2 .

The new facility, which will be under different ownership, will be used for 48 senior housing units. The small-knit community is already experiencing congestion due to all the recent development around Cricket Avenue and Suburban Square. Their plan is to take away 98 desperately needed parking spots to for the building.

What is the Lower Merion Planning Commision thinking? Be prepared to walk if you have to mail a package.

If it is under different ownership why the same name?

Ardmore Would Lose Desperately Needed Parking With Proposed Project
The neighborhood around Ardmore House where parking is already at a premium.

Ardmore Would Lose Desperately Needed Parking