Psychologist, 3x best-selling author specializing in relationships, parenting, teens and families. Substack writer. Media guy. Rescuing Our Sons out now. He/him
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John Duffy's coverage primarily revolves around professional wrestling, particularly AEW, WWE, and NJPW. He also covers local government announcements related to his geographic focus. If you are looking to reach out effectively to John Duffy, consider pitching stories or interviews related to the latest developments in professional wrestling such as new tours, significant match announcements involving notable wrestlers from mentioned organizations. For those interested in reaching him about local government matters, focusing on news impacting Elizabethtown will likely be of interest.
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By: John Duffy
When: Conoy Township Board of Supervisors meeting, May 14. What happened: Dale Ressler, owner property at 176 Falmouth Road, was given relief
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, May 21. What happened: Borough Council discussed a request for a zoning variance by the owners of the renovated building at 31 N.
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, June 4. What happened: Council weighed in on a zoning request made by commercial property owners hoping to open a drive-thru coffee operation.
The eighth installment in a series on Oak Park housing history as it relates to diversity and equity:
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meetings, June 18 and 22.
In a span of 10 years, with bursts of intense political division, the Oak Park community crafted a set of housing strategies that would, over
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, July 2.
By: John Duffy
When: Conoy Township Board of Supervisors meeting, July 9. What happened: Township staff was given unanimous permission by the board to
Barbara Furlong chaired the Task Force Housing Subcommittee. Later she would serve as a village trustee from 1989-1993 and village president from 1997-2001.
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, Aug. 6. What happened: Council discussed the future use of a borough-owned building at 56 N.
