Sunday, January 12, 2025

The Berwyn Beat, January 5-12, 2025

 By Nate Feldman



Winter Storm Hits Berwyn, PA

Local schools were closed on Monday, January 6, because of a winter storm that brought a few inches of snow to the local area.  The snow began in the early morning hours and lasted until the afternoon, with more snow falling in the evening hours.  The snow left a white blanket over the local area and was followed by a week of cold temperatures and blustery winds.  


Philadelphia Macy's to Close

For years, the Macy's store in the Wannamaker's building in Center City Philadelphia has been an iconic location, especially during the holiday season when visitors come to watch the light show.  However, it was announced this week that the store would permanently close its doors this March.  


Wildfires Ravage areas in and around Los Angeles

This week, a horrible wildfire engulfed many parts of the Los Angeles area, leaving death and destruction in its wake.  Images of burned houses filled news reports.  


Funeral held for former President Carter

President Jimmy Carter, who passed away in late December, had a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral, which was attended by all living Presidents, and other dignitaries.  Carter was remembered for his efforts during both his Presidency and afterwards to encourage peace and helping others.  


Saying Goodbye to Low Rider (2010-2025) 

Low Rider, my sister's black lab, passed away on Sunday, January 12 at almost the age of 15.  There's a lot I could say about him, but the things that stand out to me the most about him was his relationship with my eldest daughter Sara and my dog Kipper.  When Sara was just over a year old, she met Low Rider for the first time.  He was very protective and loving to her from the start.  When I adopted Kipper, my golden retriever, four years ago, he (Kipper) was very nervous when he first arrived home.  However, when Low Rider came over, Kipper got out of his shell and began running all over the yard with his new friend.  Low Rider had a voracious appetite and enjoyed the many walks we took together.  He will be missed. 

Kipper (left) with Low Rider (right) 



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