Because what so you do once the kids go home and get on their phones?

Pennridge is unfortunately dealing with an insane school noard that is negatively impacting the quality of education there

No problem, I'm in media now and really like it. It's super convenient for work for me which is why I ended up leaving Philly but it's still walkable which is huge for me and hard to find in some of the suburbs.

I would imagine most of the people in the surrounding counties - especially Delco and Monco would identify closer to the city than the rural part of the state.

In your defense though I am unaware of the particulars of this hypothetical referendum you have created in your mind.

I've lived in both places after living in Baltimore. They are both predominantly white. West Chester felt somewhat more diverse, but it's also about 3-4 times the size and, as you mentioned, has the public university, which is a large contributor. I would look at the demographics of the school systems to better gage what other the young families you'll be around/your kids peers, but I imagine they would be very similar.

Media is much much more convenient for getting into Center City, and depending on where you live, you can easily walk to the train.

Who doesn't consider those counties part of the Philadelphia area?

I would contact the Department of Agriculture or the affiliated group at PSU doing research.

I don't know. They're 18 and a 20 year olds, it was a spray of synthetic deer urine.

I have nothing against the charge and would much rather see some sort of community service over any financial or time punishments.