Crozer Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital have now closed their doors to Delaware County and its half a million residents The closures destroy a vital resource in the community and has caused one of the largest mass layoffs in recent Pennsylvania history The sell-off of Crozer assets and the subsequent closures were approved by Judge Stacey Jernigan on April in a bankruptcy proceeding in Texas involving the California-based parent company of Crozer The company had been seeking bankruptcy protections since January acquired Crozer in 2016 and proceeded to strip its assets and saddle it with an estimated $400 million in debt Private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners controlled a majority stake in Prospect until 2021 CBS News reported that the firm’s leadership handed itself $457 million in dividends in the year 2018 alone Prospect Medical’s CEO Sam Lee took home $90 million and Leonard Green shareholders gobbled up $257 million Almost immediately after the court finalized the bankruptcy sell-off plan the Pennsylvania hospitals closed their doors Within just one week of the order almost all of the patients in both hospitals had been packed up and shipped like cargo to a different location—mere commodities in America’s for-profit health care system Eight facilities closed in all: Crozer-Chester Medical Center; Crozer-Taylor Hospital; Crozer-Chester Medical Center Behavioral Health Unit; Crozer Health Corporate Offices; Crozer-Springfield Hospital; Crozer Springfield Hospital Offices; Crozer-West 15th Street Offices; Crozer-West 15th Street Offices Behavioral Health Unit The consequences of the closures will be far-reaching for this historic working-class community southwest of Philadelphia It is openly admitted that lives will be lost in emergency room visits owing to commute times to the nearest hospitals of at least one half-hour—or much longer in metropolitan Philadelphia currently ranked the fifth-most congested city in the US The absorption of tens of thousands of patients from the Chester area in other hospitals will stretch these already overburdened and understaffed facilities to the breaking point neither the state government headed up by Democrat Josh Shapiro took any action that would have prevented the closures Republican and Democratic parties spend trillions of dollars on war corporate bailouts and tax breaks for the super-rich while the working class is told that it must pay with austerity and the loss of vital resources WSWS reporters spoke to local residents to learn how the closures will impact their lives and we live right across the street in the apartments and I remember I could just walk him to the emergency room if I needed to My ex-husband and his elderly mother live right up the street and have been to this hospital many times for emergency reasons and had he not had a hospital this close he could have been killed.” Maureen said several other family members and friends have used both hospitals “I am so disheartened that these hospitals have closed There are just so many more sickly people now since COVID said: “My heart goes out to the people who will be hurt by these closures The owner company should be held accountable “My taxes will have to go up now because they didn’t want to pay theirs,” she added adding that “taxes keep going up for regular people while the rich pay less in taxes and keep getting richer.” Ray told reporters that very morning he had returned after a 45-minute drive to take his elderly mother to the nearest hospital Ray was standing just one block from the recently-closed Taylor hospital told the WSWS that she was “scared to death for her grandchildren.” “I wonder where some of my elderly family members will go all of our medical needs were met by these hospitals I blame the local and state government at fault for not doing enough to keep the hospitals open and for not taking the action required to keep these facilities operating.” When a WSWS reporter noted that the federal government finds $1 trillion for the Pentagon’s war machine and nothing to keep open hospitals on which hundreds of thousands defend Mary added that her grandmother once served on the board of the hospital whose roots stretch back well over a century “This hospital was the heart and soul of our community,” she said “And what will happen to the laid off workers explained to the WSWS said that his friend said that the word had gotten out that Prospect Holdings was stripping the hospital for its assets “The closure is going to devastate the community,” Larry said “It was its center.” Himself a former worker at Crozer Larry pointed out that Martin Luther King Jr completed his undergraduate studies at Crozer Theological Seminary One resident thanked the WSWS for reporting on the closure but Our hospitals are gone.” The reporters told the man that what has been done can be undone and that the alarm must be raised for the whole working class What has been done to Chester and Ridley Park can be done everywhere She's charged with "depositing waste on highway," among other offenses is Christina Solometo of Ridley Park (photo provided) 19 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do at the Library Everything You Need to Know About the Eagles Super Bowl LIX Parade Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application he was the beloved son of the late Lois Mary (nee Saunders) and Matthew Andrews Matt embraced life with a spirit that was both generous and gentle His adventurous nature led him to explore the great outdoors These cherished moments were often spent alongside his beloved daughter creating lasting memories that would forever illuminate her heart Matt's personality was rich with depth—he was tough when needed yet soft-hearted embodying the very essence of love and family The holidays were particularly special to him a time when the warmth of togetherness danced through the air with a particular fondness for Classic Rock that resonated loudly in his home inviting all to join in on the rhythm of life through tunes blaring from the radio and stereo Even playing the guitar himself at times with family and friends Matt could often be found whipping up his famed crockpot spaghetti a tradition he cherished sharing with Jillian They also enjoyed their outings to Nifty Fifty's These moments illustrate his profound appreciation for the simplest of pleasures in life showcasing his loving nature and the bonds he held so dear In addition to his passion for family and music Matt also found great joy in attending car shows with his brother and a mutual admiration for automobiles that connected them in brotherhood Matt was the loving father of Jillian Andrews Family and friends are invited to Matt’s Visitation 9:30-11:30 AM on Thursday followed by his Funeral Service at 11:30 AM Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors 2025) – According to reports from local authorities toads have reopened following a deadly motorcycle crash that caused major traffic delays on Interstate 95 in Delaware County on Thursday night a 26-year-old man was killed after a crash with an SUV near the 476 exit in Ridley Park He was thrown off his motorcycle and died at the scene The other driver’s condition has not been disclosed and the inquiry into what precisely led to the motorcyclist’s death is still underway Witnesses were asked to get in touch right away We extend our deepest condolences to the deceased victim’s family Our thoughts also go out to any injured victims Motorcycle accidents consistently rank among Pennsylvania’s worst traffic collisions each year The consequences may be catastrophic on busy thoroughfares or highways in densely populated places like Philadelphia and its suburbs the death toll from motorcycle 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(more…) Rand Spear Office Relocation While Many Firms Are Leaving Their Local Roots Behind In Favor Of Outsourcing and Remote Work Rand Spear: The Accident Lawyer Doubles Down on Philadelphia and Relocates to Class A Ten Penn Center Philadelphia a leading personal injury law firm… 2025) - Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a fatal three-vehicle crash in Indiana County that took place on Saturday afternoon The so-called Delco Pooper (image provided) UPDATE 5/1 4:45pm: Police say the Delco Pooper is this 42-year-old Ridley Park resident who has been charged with several offenses Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly Mag reporters, please direct it here You can also use that form to send us reader mail One of the things that’s fun about this job is that it truly changes daily. Boring it is not. I wake up in the morning never knowing what funny, awful, or bizarre thing happened. And, well, sometimes — not often — something happens that is the funny-awful-bizarre trifecta. (Remember this guy?!) And so I give you the so-called Delco Pooper But when you have the public pitchforking (and believe me the pitchforks are out) over someone they are calling the Delco Pooper it’s hard not to delve into the rabbit hole On Tuesday at the intersection of 4th and Madison in Prospect Park And one of the people involved in said road rage dispute did something that no one expected The woman in the gray car then calls the Delco pooper a “slut,” which is an awful thing to call someone but is also the least bad thing that could happen after someone poops on the hood of the car that you’re sitting in Because I’ve seen video of the Delco pooper in action which isn’t available for me to link to in any public forums (it’s circulating in private members-only groups) I’m not allowed to show you the full squatting incident but the powers-that-be say I can show you the in a you-just-walked-into-a-gas-station-bathroom kind of way: This was all the talk of Delco on Wednesday internet sleuths believed they had identified the woman based on the visual similarities of the Delco Pooper and the Facebook profile photo of a woman who lives in Delco Prospect Park police chief Dave Madonna tells me that his department is investigating the messy incident “We can’t have things like this happening in Prospect park,” he insists Lots of people actually seem to think that the whole Delco Pooper video is a fake. But, here, Madonna explains why they are full of, well, you know what Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that the Delco Pooper incident happened on Wednesday.] The driver of the bus seen pushing a car down the street in a viral video is no longer working for SEPTA Seems like using your bus to push a car down the street that didn’t want to be pushed down the street would be a no-no Stealing a cat! But two kids apparently did just that I say their sentence should include a year of cleaning out all the litter boxes in the neighborhood A new report tells us that we have some of the smallest new apartments in the nation 86 degrees: Forecasted high for Philly this Saturday Not so great: looks like some rain and maybe thunderstorms But it looks like the wet weather won’t hit until later in the day so you can still get your fill in at the Southeast Asian Food Market at FDR Park $91 million: Budget gap at the beleaguered Camden City School District just over the bridge. And unfortunately, that means layoffs and other bad news $45,000: What a Bucks County woman just lost in this crazy used car scam Get the Most Out of Your Credit Card Rewards How to Live Well (for Less) in Philadelphia and federal government websites often end in .gov Commonwealth of Pennsylvania government websites and email systems use "pennsylvania.gov" or "pa.gov" at the end of the address Before sharing sensitive or personal information make sure you're on an official state website This project is for the reconstruction of the bridge that carries Sellers Avenue over Amtrak in Ridley Park Borough to ensure a safe and efficient crossing for all modes of transportation Amtrak will be constructing new railroad catenary supports removing the catenary attachments to the bridge PennDOT’s contractor will erect a temporary pedestrian/utility bridge that will allow pedestrians to travel safely over the tracks between East Ridley Avenue and Hinkley Avenue  SEPTA’s Ridley Park Station will remain open and in service throughout construction Additional roadway improvements will also take place on the approach roads to the bridge on East Ridley Avenue The improvements include upgrading the drainage system; performing full-depth pavement reconstruction; hardscaping; landscaping; and installing ADA curb ramps As of September 12, 2023, there is a comprehensive progress report (PDF) a temporary pedestrian bridge was constructed over the existing bridge to allow pedestrians to safely cross the railroad tracks during construction The temporary pedestrian bridfge was relocated in December 2024 as construction progressed Oluseyi AkinlotanPennDOT Project Manager610-205-6683oakinlotan@pa.gov The project documents will be made available in alternative languages or formats if requested If you need translation and/or interpretation services have special needs or concerns that require individual attention 2025Seven people are out of their homes after an apartment fire in Ridley Township (WPVI) -- Seven people are out of their homes after an apartment fire in Ridley Township The flames broke out at the New Orleans Park Apartments Authorities say the flames damaged six apartments No one was hurt and the cause is under investigation he was the son of the late John and Carmella (née Marco) Flynn Jack and his wife Maureen moved to Ridley Park PA where they lived for thirty-six years where they proudly raised their large Jack graduated from Malvern Prep and Villanova University After working many jobs through his younger years such as a medical equipment delivery and US mail carrier he went on to become a highly distinguished vice president in the manufacturing industry working for Continental Can He was a dedicated and loyal man who took immense pride in his work who was highly regarded by those that worked with and for him Jack was recruited by the Franciscans and volunteered as the Lead Facilitator for the New Beginnings Foundation at the Howard R Young Correctional Institution in Wilmington Delaware mentoring young incarcerated individuals.  had a quick wit and gregarious personality who charmed all who met him and his stories entertained friends and family his pragmatic and sound advice will continue to shape the decisions of those fortunate enough to have received them and his grandchildren and great grandchildren were so fortunate to have had so much time with him Jack was the beloved husband of the late Maureen C (née Mullen) Flynn; the loving father of John M He was the proud grandfather of 20 and caring great-grandfather of 16 (“Dru”) Powers (the late James) Chaconas (the late Constantine “Chick”) Family and friends are invited to remember Jack at his Viewing on Friday evening 6:30 to 8:30 PM at The Donohue Funeral Home In lieu of flowers, contributions in Jack’s memory would be appreciated to: The National Kidney Foundation Servicing Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Donations can be made at https://www.kidney.org/offices/nkf-serving-eastern-pennsylvania-and-new-jersey?campaign=497078  Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardWith business lagging a Delco destination restaurant reinvents itselfRosemary's menu was the most ambitious in Delaware County But “I didn’t get into this for accolades,” said owner Philip Breen who is laying off nearly half his kitchen staff Rosemary, the stylish bistro that opened 16 months ago in up-and-coming Ridley Park, may have had the food, drinks, and atmosphere dialed in. But the customer count and revenue have not been there Its menu — the most ambitious in the Delaware County town among dinner entrees in the $20-to-$34 range — is being retooled to become “more conscientious of the economics,” Breen said “People identified us as a special-occasion restaurant or a destination.” now about $56 per person for an entree and alcoholic drink “We’re still focusing on hospitality,” Breen said who has been on board since March following the departure of opening chef Elijah Milligan which will include starters such as crab cakes ($22) and butternut squash soup ($12) and sandwiches such as pesto chicken on house-made ciabatta with burrata ($18) and a cheesesteak French dip ($22) “I know ‘cheesesteak’ doesn’t sound like the most amazing thing in the world but our cheesesteak is going to be sliced filet with roasted garlic on the roll pastas will remain on the menu but will come off in favor of pizzas Sabatino is a longtime pizzaiolo who created pizzas for a concept called Good Luck Pizza Co though Breen and Sabatino intend to make happy hour a priority Critics have been generous with praise, but “I didn’t get into this for accolades,” said Breen who lives nearby with his family and intended Rosemary as a neighborhood restaurant “I have people that come almost every week.. It’s just not at the clip that we needed it to be at.” Breen was a manager at Condesa in Center City in March 2020 when he and his family moved into Ridley Park from Secane Condesa closed temporarily because of COVID-19 and Breen was out of work and outdoor dining in a landscaped back yard The streamlined menu will require fewer kitchen workers Breen said the decision to lay off six of the 14 people was “gut-wrenching.” “We had gotten to a point with this culture where it’s amazing,” Breen said “So this for me is the saddest part of all.” Chef George Sabatino brings a fresh perspective to the Delco hot spot turning it into a culinary destination that's worth the drive Plates from Rosemary / Photography by Ed Newton “Afternoon Delight” by Starland Vocal Band was playing The cream-colored walls and green ferns in the bar made the place feel like a Midwest airport Hilton circa 1983 — someplace where the present hadn’t arrived yet but had promised it was on the way But this was exactly how owner Philip Breen and opening chef Elijah Milligan wanted it. On that first night at their Delco date-night hot spot in Ridley Park People could feel the talent in the kitchen counterweighting the carefully curated nostalgia Milligan opened the kitchen at Rosemary in July of 2023. I was there seven months later, in early January, prepping for a review that would never run because, in February — just seven months after opening night — news broke that Milligan was leaving, saying he had some unspecified other Delco project in the works. In March, it was announced that George Sabatino would be taking over at Rosemary making changes — a little weird because Sabatino had cooked in a lot of different­ places (most recently as culinary director for the Safran-Turney restaurant empire) but all of those places had one thing in common: They weren’t in the suburbs Sabatino said he wasn’t sure if he’d ever even been to Delco before taking the gig with Breen Rosemary owner Philip Breen and chef George Sabatino and compact as Philly’s restaurant history those rhymes come with a machine gun patter they come together in this kitchen and that one working with and for different conglomerations of bosses who have histories as complicated as Masonic handshakes Burrata with chili crisp and a plate of marinated beets at Rosemary Philly Mag named him Best Chef in Philly — an honor he answered by immediately leaving­ Stateside to go off and do his own thing And Sabatino in Rosemary’s kitchen?­ Sabatino free from the youthful modernist influences and ego-driven experimentalism that defined his time at Stateside and For a guy who didn’t even know the way to Ridley Park he’s now pushing out scratch focaccia­ and half-chickens with charred lemon­ and harissa vinaigrette The beets paired with strawberries and a cloud of whipped ricotta and the roasted carrots with lemon yogurt and pistachio almost feel like callbacks to the early days at Aldine then pan-fried crisp and perfect golden-brown served with nothing more than a hit of lemon and a stinging horseradish cream — may be the very definition of modern­ suburban simplicity and also the best potato variation I’ve had in a long time The dining room is exactly the same fern-bedecked the greenhouse and patio seating have backyard-picnic comforts as seen through the lens of an Architectural Digest photo spread (minus the occasional train roaring by just on the other side of the fence) And all involved know exactly what they’re doing as evidenced by the “Tonic and Gin” cocktail on the bar menu — all pink and sweet with its elderflower named for that most desperately suburban of ’70s drinking anthems Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” — but there’s a thin and gleaming edge of modern energy here in the plating The handmade spinach gnudi were gluey and dull and came in a broken brown butter sauce that speaks of a lack of critical attention at the pass pair a cocktail with the Japanese milk bread crab toast and happy hour slabs of glazed and you’ll forget how far from the city you (and George Sabatino) have wandered Rebooted” in the September 2024 issue of Philadelphia magazine 10 Un-Brie-Lievable Philly-Area Cheese Makers and Mongers Meet the Chefs Reimagining the Cheesesteak The latest news and information from the world's most respected news source BBC World Service delivers up-to-the-minute news Delaware County elected officials accuse the California-based Prospect Medical Holdings of starving Crozer Health to line the company’s coffers Taylor Hospital in Ridley Park admits more than 7,000 patients each year and treats more than 28,000 patients in its emergency room Taylor Hospital was established in 1910 as a passion project inside the home of Dr The recent cutbacks in services will fundamentally alter the delivery of health care to southeast Delco The choice to end operating room services comes as Crozer’s for-profit parent company, Prospect Medical Holdings, hustles to offload the system to New Jersey-based CHA Partners “When they should have been paying their suppliers and supporting their staff they chose to cut corners and starve this institution from the resources it desperately needs,” state Sen “And now as they steer towards a sale to a so-called buyer of last resort they want us to believe that their hands are clean Leanne Krueger said a Crozer doctor called her on Wednesday to inform her about the fresh round of layoffs We need to get this system back into locally controlled nonprofit hands as soon as we possibly can,” Krueger said Local lawmakers at Thursday’s rally renewed their calls for legislation that would regulate hospital acquisitions and mergers “There are places where health care is a luxury across our commonwealth,” state Rep “There is a growing number of health care deserts And this is due to the steady increase of health system consolidations and closures Delaware County is becoming one of those places.” Two hospitals in the county — Delaware County Memorial and Springfield — are virtually closed The latest development with Taylor doesn’t inspire much confidence among neighbors said the end of operating room services will devastate her small community in nearby Milmont Park She recalled getting her tonsils removed there as a child “I’m sickened is what I am — especially at my age now needing the health care system,” Miller said a 29-year nursing veteran in Taylor’s post-anesthesia care unit said the hospital has been a home away from home for her and many of her coworkers “We’ve been a family for years and years and years To see us all torn apart — it’s very When a union forms, the labor board presents the local with a tally of ballots outlining the vote breakdown. At the conclusion of the press conference, PASNAP presented each of the affected nurses with a copy of the tally and a bouquet of flowers. The free WHYY News Daily newsletter delivers the most important local stories to your inbox WHYY is your source for fact-based, in-depth journalism and information. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on financial support from readers like you. Please give today. is closing — creating an emergency health care desert in one of Philadelphia’s most densely populated suburbs The change comes less than a year after Suburban Community Hospital was converted to a smaller “micro hospital” last summer which resulted in layoffs is leaving many communities without proper ambulance coverage key behavioral health services will be eliminated as early as Monday Kenny Cooper is WHYY’s suburban reporter covering Chester and Delaware counties Together we can reach 100% of WHYY’s fiscal year goal local news and information and world-class entertainment to everyone in our community WHYY offers a voice to those not heard, a platform to share everyone’s stories, a foundation to empower early and lifelong learners and a trusted space for unbiased news. Learn more about Social Responsibility at WHYY 2024Boeing announces plans to lay off roughly 100 employees in PennsylvaniaRIDLEY PARK (WPVI) -- Boeing announced on Tuesday that it plans to lay off over 100 people in Pennsylvania at the start of the new year Workers at the Ridley Park facility in Delaware County are among those impacted There are also set to be layoffs at the Smithfield and Lemont Furnace facilities Boeing says 101 employees will be affected starting January 17 The layoffs come after a tough year for the company which has been plagued with plane safety concerns and strikes in some of its plants Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A motorcyclist was killed after making a high-speed lane change and slamming into an SUV on I-95 in Ridley Township Pennsylvania State Police announced on Monday The crash happened in the southbound lanes near mile marker 7.1 on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway at around 8:45 p.m Troopers say 24-year-old Tyler Rinck of East Norriton was riding a 2024 Suzuki SX4 in the left lane when he attempted an unsafe lane change at a high rate of speed Rinck was thrown from his motorcycle and suffered fatal injuries His body came to rest on the left shoulder of I-95 SB near the point of impact The motorcycle skidded across the highway and came to a stop on the far right shoulder The Audi driver was not injured and brought their vehicle to a controlled stop on the left shoulder near mile marker 7.2 Tinicum Township Fire Company responded but did not transport Rinck The crash remains under investigation by PSP Media 2024 at home surrounded by his loving family Max graduated from Cardinal O’Hara High School in 1972 and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology from St Joseph’s University in 1979.  he owned his own steak shop in Drexel Hill (Max’s Steaks) as well as tended bar at Brownie’s Pub in Woodlyn where he met the love of his life Max and Tracy were married in 1992 and spent 33 wonderful years together joining the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and spending his career in the Life Sharing Program where he helped hundreds of people with intellectual disabilities find living and job placements throughout the region he spent his time enjoying his two favorite things: sports and his family Max spent over 20 years coaching basketball at Cardinal O’hara He moved on to coach for Riddlewood Baseball reading and traveling with his friends and family going back to his early childhood in the neighborhood where he earned the nickname Max He is survived by his loving wife of 33 years 2024A car was hit by a freight train around 4 a.m (WPVI) -- A car was hit by a freight train around 4 a.m The Action Cam was at the scene as the car was towed from the train track crossing on Morton Avenue Police say the car caught fire after the impact and an officer helped rescue the driver There has been no word on the extent of the driver's injuries 2024The members of Ridley Park Wiffle Ball League may have grown up but they've never grown out of the sport that brought them all together.RIDLEY PARK Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- A group of friends started playing wiffle ball in middle school and then created an official league to bring them back together year after year 'Ridley Park Wiffle Ball League' hosts official games and a tournament from April/May to August of each year The friends stick together in the form of a group chat and will next start preparing for the 2025 season To learn more about Ridley Park Wiffle Ball League, watch the video above and visit their website. RELATED: Philly-area vintage baseball teams play like it's the 1800s Pa the Ridley House is transforming their restaurant into a Grinch Themed Christmas Wonderland.Ridley Pa is hanging their stockings up with care and turning the restaurant into a Grinch themed Christmas wonderland "We have thousands of the little Christmas ornaments a lot of miniature Santa Claus." Says managing partner The dcor took weeks to pull off and according to Kennedy "It just took off and it's going crazy ever since." The menu includes dishes named after the characters in Whoville and the drinks are also inspired by the movie The restaurant will be outfitted with the Grinch theme until January 10th.