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CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer is taping shows Thursday at Villanova University. In addition to Villanova students, members of neighboring communities can be in the audience, too. The tapings are from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 25. Register by clicking here. TAPING INFORMATION TICKET INFORMATION
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Read what activities brought Lower Merion Police to Villanova from April 1 to 7.
The Lower Merion Police Department handled a number of calls in Villanova recently. The incidents listed below are the calls handled by police for April 1 to 7. Recent police news: Woman Pleads Guilty in Bryn Mawr Bust Theft Family Carjacked at Gunpoint from Radnor Business Monday, Police Say Bringing the Dangers of Drinking and Driving to Life [Photos] Theft, Burglary in Bryn Mawr Police Blotter DUI, Man Charged in Burglaries and More Police Blotter
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Read what activities brought Lower Merion Police to Villanova from March 25 to 31.
The Lower Merion Police Department handled a number of calls in Villanova recently. The incidents listed below are the calls handled by police for March 25 to 31. Incidents included: Recent police news: OMG PD: Please Don't Pee in the Street DUI, Disorderly Conduct Among Rosemont Police Calls DUI, Burglary on Spring Mill Road in Villanova Lower Merion Sgt. Retires After Four Decades Unconscious Teen, $500,000 Theft and More Police Blotter If you are interested in learning more about any of these incidents, email editor Sam Strike at Sam.Strike@Patch.com.
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Read what activities brought Lower Merion Police to Villanova from March 18 to 24.
The Lower Merion Police Department handled a number of calls in Villanova recently. The incidents listed below are the calls handled by police for March 18 to 24. Incidents included: Recent police news: Lower Merion Sgt. Retires After Four Decades Unconscious Teen, $500,000 Theft and More Police Blotter Alerts Issued Over Rash of Break-Ins Man Reports Being Head-Butted at Bryn Mawr Bar Drunken Teen Found Unconscious in Bryn Mawr Yard, Police Say $500,000 in Jewelry and Handbags Stolen from Villanova Home If you are interested in learning more about any of these incidents, email editor Sam Strike at Sam.Strike@Patch.com.
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She has been an opera singer, a film star and now she makes cookies that melt in your mouth.
Bonnie Cosaro has had a life worthy of its own novel. She has been an opera singer, starred opposite of Paul Newman on the big screen and has rubbed elbows with major Hollywood players. But today Cosaro lives a sweeter if not calmer life in Villanova, where she makes about a thousand cookies every day. Bonnie's Best Cookies are thin, crispy and includes many of the classics, including snickerdoodles, lemon sablé and flourless macaroons. They are sold at Gladwyne Pharmacy, the Bryn Mawr Hospital's gift shop and Beaumont at Bryn Mawr. You can also order her cookies on her website or on MainLineDelivery.com. Half of a dozen will cost you $5.10; a dozen $9.25. One of her biggest cookie clients is Merion Golf Club. The upcoming U.S. open there …
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The stolen items include a wedding band and engagement ring valued at $80,000 and two $15,000 handbags.
Nearly $500,000 in jewelry and handbags were stolen from a Villanova home on March 23, Lower Merion police said at a Monday briefing. The burglary occurred Saturday evening on the 700 block of Canterbury Lane in Villanova between 6:30 and 9:50 p.m., at which point the homeowners returned to find their front door unlocked and a rear kitchen sliding glass door removed, police said. Most rooms in the house were ransacked. According to the report, some of the items taken include: The total loss is estimated at $495,000, police said. Police searched the house and the surrounding area with a police dog. The investigation is ongoing.
Read what activities brought Lower Merion Police to Villanova from March 11 to 17.
Lower Merion police responded to 12 incidents in the Villanova neighborhood from March 11 through 17, according to LMPD statistics. A list of those incidents is included this article. Incident descriptions do not necessarily indicate arrests or convictions. Incidents included: Did you see a police incident from this timeframe that isn't included on the attached list? Tell us about it in the comments section below.
Bryn Mawr Patch editor finally gets a peek at an intriguing Villanova property.
For years I have caught glimpses of a property sitting behind walls at the corner of North Spring Mill and Old Gulph roads in Villanova. I finally got the chance to interview the owner, architect FL Bissinger (coming soon... an article on Bissinger). The property now contains what was the "lodge" and the stables/carriage house of an estate that was called Briar Crest.
6:24 am on Sunday, March 24, 2013
What a wonderful, unusual, striking estate ... beautiful materials, beautiful detailing. Great natural landscaping. Can't wait to learn more ... more ›
Five properties were sold in Villanova last month.
Home Sales in Villanova increased in February compared with the same month in 2012, according to a Prudential Fox and Roach HomeExpert Report. Five properties were sold in Villanova last month, which is an increase of 150 percent over February 2012 when 2 were sold. The prior year that number was 7. Take a look at the three most expensive homes currently on the market in Villanova. The median price of properties that did sell last month increased by 17.6 percent from $840,000 to $987,500. In February, 2011, that number was $890,000. The average days that a home was the market almost doubled from 72 last February to 135 days. In 2011 that number was 175. See a gallery of the top homes sold in February in the Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne Patch area. …
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Read what activities brought Lower Merion Police to Villanova from March 3 to 10.
The Lower Merion Police Department handled a number of calls in Villanova recently. The incidents listed below are the calls handled by police for March 3 to 10. If you are interested in learning more about any of these incidents, email editor Sam Strike at Sam.Strike@Patch.com.
Walter Ebmeyer
7:17 am on Thursday, April 4, 2013
The report lists $34,000 worth of handbags. Isn't that terribly 1%? I wish she had struggled by with a $4,000 bag and given the rest to a shelter (human or animal). more ›