Pete Bannan is a reporter for the Springfield Press, focusing on local news in Springfield, Pennsylvania. With experience in various publications such as EMS1, Journal Register Company, The Mercury, The Times Herald, and The Hartford Courant, Pete covers a range of topics including community events, accidents, crime, and local government issues.
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By: Pete Bannan
Second time in two years Sara Howell has been honored for saving a life. Condition of operator in his 50s not available.
“When the little libraries started coming around, I said let’s put a puzzle box out there.”
By: Pete Bannan
At a Ridley Township commissioners meeting in July 2023, Officer Sara Howell receives a letter of commendation for her life-saving efforts during the near drowning of a toddler in Glenolden. She has again been key in saving a life. This time it was the man in a vehicle that had collided with a train early Wednesday on Swarthmore Avenue and the CSX tracks. (COURTESY PHOTO)
At the school police were told the child was too distraught to speak.
By: Pete Bannan
In a scene familiar to many in Pennsylvania and beyond, hundreds enter the reopened Wawa at MacDade Boulevard and Bullens Lane in Ridley Township, Delaware County on Friday morning, Dec. 20, 2024 as the company wrapped up its 60th anniversary year with a 65th grand opening or reopening of the year. (PETE BANNAN – DAILY TIMES)
By: Pete Bannan
Wawa doesn't just know coffee, the wildly popular Delaware County-based chain knows how to party.
By: Pete Bannan
There is a change in police personnel in Collingdale, with two key officers leaving, and four part-time patrolmen expected to be hired.
By: Pete Bannan
Then there was the expose-your-browser-history scam, someone posing as a caller from Verizon, stolen vehicles, thefts from vehicles, shoplifters and more
By: Pete Bannan
Unlike many Delaware County communities the 2025 Ridley Township budget will not have a tax increase, officials announced last week.
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