The next regular board meeting of the LMSD board is scheduled for Monday, July 16th at 8:00pm in the Administration Building, 301 E Montgomery Ave., Ardmore, PA.  

Among the topics on the agenda:

Approve Agreement of Sale for the property owned by The Foundation for Islamic Education, Inc., 1860 Montgomery Ave., Villanova, PA as specified.

Details of the agreement are available on board docs.

The full agenda can be found through https://www.boarddocs.com/pa/lmsd/Board.nsf/Public.

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Representatives of the Lower Merion School District will hold a public information session at 7:00 p.m. on June 26, in the cafeteria at Penn Wynne Elementary School, to discuss their application to extend the approval of the temporary classrooms at PWES.

The current approval expires August 26, 2018. LMSD’s request will be considered by the Building and Planning Committee of the Lower Merion Township Commissioners on July 11.

https://www.lmsd.org/about-lmsd/newsroom/article/~post/informational-meeting-re-temporary-classrooms-at-pwes-20180620

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The next regular board meeting of the Penn Wynne Civic Association will be Thursday, May 3rd at 7:30pm in the Group Meeting Room of the Penn Wynne Library. It is open to the public as always.

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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: FALSE FIRE ALARMS IN LOWER MERION

We need your help! Our volunteer fire fighters receive over 2,000 calls every year and 50% of these are false alarms. Please do your part to curtail the problem so that we can reduce the personal burden on these indispensable community volunteers. Click here for an important report on the problem by Commissioner Dan Bernheim.

Simple tasks you can do include: (1) having your alarm checked by the alarm company; (2) making sure there is a proper call-back system in case the alarm goes off; and, (3) educating your home improvement contractors to disconnect the system (and notify the Fire Department if it is offline) before work is done at your home (often dust instead of smoke is responsible for setting off alarms). These 3 items alone would decrease false alarms by 50% – if not more. There is no excuse for not taking these measures. Only you can prevent false alarms, and we need your help.

If you want to learn more or need help in preventing your own system from setting off a false alarm, please do not hesitate to contact the LMFD.

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The next regular board meeting of the Penn Wynne Civic Association will be Thursday, March 1st at 7:30pm in the Group Meeting Room of the Penn Wynne Library. It is open to the public as always.

Amy Norr of Start School Later Lower Merion will speak briefly and take questions about changing school start times.

Ted Schmid, newly elected chief of the Penn Wynne-Overbrook Hills Fire Company, will be at the meeting to introduce himself and give any news from the fire house.

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