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County events honoring America's heroes take place throughout this weekend

American Legion Post No. 546-Szymanski Rywack held its 77th year on Memorial Day Sunday Mass at 9:30 am at St. Hedwig's Church, Fourth and Hayes streets, Chester. A bus will be available after Mass to those who are interested in attending services in the cemetery. After the service, a bus will be available to transport those interested in a free lunch at St. Hedwig's. The procession, led by Parade Marshal, State Rep.William Adolph, R-165, Springfield, include Poppy Queen Quintania Schott, officials, Marple Newtown High School Band, the Paxon Hollow Middle School Band, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, businesses, and Newtown Square Broomall Marple Ambulance and fire body. The event will also include color guard units from VFW Post 7390 and General Smedley D. Butler detachment of 741 Marines in the league. The parade will take the usual route, starting near the primary school of media at the State and Monroe streets.He travels along State Street, paused to pay tribute to the memory of veterans in State and Jackson streets, turn right to Orange Street, right on Front Street and conclude at the front of the palace County Court with a brief ceremony with a guest speaker. American Legion Post No. 546-Szymanski Rywack held its 77th year on Memorial Day Sunday Mass at 9:30 am at St. Hedwig's Church, Fourth and Hayes streets, Chester. A bus will be available after Mass to those who are interested in attending services in the cemetery. After the service, a bus will be available to transport those interested in a free lunch at St.Hedwig's. The procession, led by Parade Marshal, state Rep. William Adolph, R-165, Springfield, include Poppy Queen Quintania Schott, officials, Marple Newtown High School Band, the Paxon Hollow Middle School band, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, businesses and Broomall and Newtown Square Fire Marple Ambulance Corps. The event will also include color guard units from VFW Post 7390 and General Smedley D. Butler detachment of 741 Marines in the league. The parade will take the usual route, starting near the primary school of media at the State and Monroe streets.He travels along State Street, paused to pay tribute to the memory of veterans in State and Jackson streets, turn right to Orange Street, right on Front Street and conclude at the front of the palace County Court with a brief ceremony with a guest speaker.

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A blog for those who wish to immerse themselves in the culture of all things Delaware County. Diane Holefelder is from Aston and is the owner and editor of the Almanac Delaware County Today, a publication that has been in existence for 96 years.A mother of three boys, an entrepreneur and a student of life in Delaware County shares what she knows and what she learns about life in Delaware County.

Empoprise-MU: Short Stuff Two - On Steve Taylor

In a previous post in my Inland Empire blog Empoprise-IE , I briefly referred to Randy Newman. Steve Taylor (the main subject of this post) and Newman are two of the musical truth-tellers who use outrageous lyrics to make a serious point. (Hmm...Newman would make a good blogger.) In my previous post, I specifically referenced Newman's song "Short People," a popular tune that makes its anti-discrimination point by listing a bunch of insults directed to short people...with the exception of the middle four (it's too short to be a middle eight) that reveals Newman's true thoughts about discrimination. Most of you have heard of Randy Newman, even if you only know him as a Pixar theme song guy. But I'd be willing to bet that most of my readers are unfamiliar with Steve Taylor. In the mid-1980s, I hung with a group of young adults at the First Baptist Church of San Antonio Heights (California - I've mentioned the community before , but not the church) who went to see a lot of the Christian bands of the time. During those years I either saw or heard Undercover, Altar Boys, Sheila Walsh (pre-TV career), the Choir, Adam Again, and many others, including Taylor. "What was interesting was that The Clash and Sex Pistols were great at pointing out all the problems of the world, but they were short on solutions," Taylor told the Nashville Scene. "So I figured, 'Well, if I'm a Christian, I think I know absolute truth why would I not want to write songs with that same kind of conviction, and yet offer some hope?'" In a previous post in my Inland Empire blog Empoprise-IE , I briefly referred to Randy Newman. Steve Taylor (the main subject of this post) and Newman are two of the musical truth-tellers who use outrageous lyrics to make a serious point. (Hmm...Newman would make a good blogger.) In my previous post, I specifically referenced Newman's song "Short People," a popular tune that makes its anti-discrimination point by listing a bunch of insults directed to short people...with the exception of the middle four (it's too short to be a middle eight) that reveals Newman's true thoughts about discrimination. Most of you have heard of Randy Newman, even if you only know him as a Pixar theme song guy. But I'd be willing to bet that most of my readers are unfamiliar with Steve Taylor.