What will it take for Philadelphia's leaders to notice that something has fundamentally gone wrong in that city?

TastyKake pies were the staple of my morning commute. Pick up a coffee and pie at Wa Wa and head to work. Not all that many years ago, the pies were packaged by themselves in their cartons. For some reason, they were redesigned and packaged in a small aluminum tin in the carton. Formerly, the top and bottom crust of the pies were bonded so that you could pick them up and eat them while in the car. Now the top and bottom crusts are separate pieces of pastry that, when bitten fall to pieces and get the filling all over your shirt.

Every once in a while, I'll forget and the whole scenario plays out again.

A pox on them for screwing up an already well designed product.

A vote for Schuylkill is a vote for the entire region. The Perkiomen has some beautiful sections though. I particularly like the cliffs near Arcola Road in the wintertime.

The section from North Coventry to Pottstown where the trail crosses the 422 bridge near Armand Hammer Blvd is going to be completed in the spring.

>VOTE HERE: https://pawatersheds.org/vote-for-a-2023-river-of-the-year/

grrrrrrr

You are absolutely correct, the North Branch is indeed a nominee.

How about a nice bike ride on the SRT in Phoenixville? We could stop for lunch at Fitzwater Station.

https://www.fitzwaterstation.com/

https://pawatersheds.org/vote-for-a-2023-river-of-the-year/

easy voting link

Although eminently qualified, the Lakawana is not one of the nominees this year. Of the four nominees I'd like to convince you to vote for the Schuylkill.

https://schuylkillriver.org/

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VOTE HERE: https://pawatersheds.org/vote-for-a-2023-river-of-the-year/

^(thumps chest and declares:)

By this spring, the Schuylkill River trail will directly connect Reading to Center City Philadelphia.

https://schuylkillriver.org/map/

In the absence of the Susquehanna, and recognizing your obvious dedication to that significant river, I'd ask you to vote for the Schuylkill.

Since you can't vote for your river, I'd entreat you to vote for the Schuylkill River.

https://pawatersheds.org/voting-to-begin-for-pennsylvanias-2023-river-of-the-year/

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Vote for the Schuylkill River !!!!!!

When I upgraded my thermostat I took the ampule of mercury to the waste management personnel at my factory for disposal.

Gooooooaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Filthydeathia

Chester County cheese maker

https://birchrunhillsfarm.com/

I personally favor the Red Cat but the cheese curds run close second.

Maybe those in charge will realize that grabbing any extra bottles for themselves is a bad idea.

Better yet, privatize the system and be done with it.

Looks like the Fetterperson is paying attention to his diet.

In his early campaign photos he is much heavier than now.

That great lump of a human is unfit for the Senate. I won't change your mind and you won't change mine.

“I do support fracking and —I don’t, I don’t, I support fracking and I stand and I do support fracking,” he managed to say after the moderator pointed out Fetterman had stated clearly in a 2018 interview that he did not support the controversial procedure.

You miss the point. The man is unable to perform the duties as he currently exists. He is a flawed candidate whose party should have recognized and replaced.