Arson Lawsuit Settled, Radnor Ranks High in Radnor's Week in News

The following made news during the week of April 22, 2013:

The Best Man For The Job May Be A Woman

• Stacey R. Sauchuk will be the first woman to lead Valley Forge Military Academy and College.

New SEPTA Pay Structure Could Limit Your Rides

• As part of its movement away from tokens, the transportation company is considering capping the number of times weekly and monthly passes can be used.

Body Found Confirmed As Missing Radnor Grad

• Sunil Tripathi’s family thanks everyone for their help and support during this difficult time.

Alley Door in Wayne Expands

• The Neighborhood League shop moves from basement to storefront.

Eight New Police Officers Join Radnor's Force

• They were sworn in on Monday and will be on the streets soon.

Wayne Business Association Annual Awards Dinner [Photos]

• New board members were sworn in and awards were given out at the annual meeting.

'Modest' Homes Moving on Radnor's Market

• The median price of a home sold in Radnor decreased the last two months.

Another Van Seen Driving Slowly Past School Children

• Wayne Elementary School notified parents of the incident on Monday.

Radnor Ranks in Top 10 PA High Schools

• 190 Pennsylvania schools made the U.S. News and World Report rankings.

Mansion Fire Lawsuit Settlement Gives Both Sides Cash

• The deal means both sides get more money than either paid for the Villanova estate.