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Hi, my name is Duke and I am the pet of the week. I was surrendered to a local animal shelter when my owner passed away. I was scared in the shelter and luckily PLDP stopped by and scooped me up. I am a 9-year old distinguished guy. I am house-trained. I am currently living with a 12-year old boy, and other dogs.

If you love these fall days with the gorgeous autumn colors, then Sienna is the girl for you. With her stunning golden coat and her vivacious energy, she is as refreshing as a crisp and brisk November day. This pup, just shy of two years old, believes life is meant to be lived, and she gets the gusto out of every day.

SWARTHMORE >> In a major upset, Democrats swept races for two Delaware County Council seats on Tuesday and scored all three row offices. It was the first time in history that the party won competitive countywide races."It's been a long time coming, let me tell you," Delaware County Democratic Chairman David Landau said.

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region.WEATHERChilly again today, but at least there's not supposed to be rain. Expect the high to hit about 50 degrees.CLICK HERE to check your local forecast.ELECTION DAY

The contested races in the Nov. 7 general election. Magisterial District Judge 32-2-42Democrat: . Michael A. BurnsRepublican: . Jay KellyMagisterial District Judge 32-2-43Democrat: . Christopher Bagnato

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region today.WEATHERIt's certainly a shock walking out of the door today. It was downright cold after a couple of days of the 70s. Expect the high to not get much above 50 degrees today and there will be plenty of rain around.

It promises to be a crazy election day with 2 county council seats up for grabs as well as large number of other local offices. Follow along live here or on Twitter using #delcoelect. Tell us your voting number. Are you surprised by the turnout? What are your feelings this year?

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region.WEATHERA bit warm today, but turning real chilly tonight. Expect the high to be about 68 degrees throughout the day, but get the jacket ready.CLICK HERE to check your local forecast.

The issue of whether municipalities without local police departments should be assessed a per-capita fee for coverage by the Pennsylvania State Police is on the front burner in Harrisburg again.That and other ideas regarding local-level police protection were discussed at a public hearing held Oct.

To the Times:At a late September panel in New York City, the CEOs of three major mall owners uniformly rejected the notion that a retail apocalypse is ravishing their industry.Stephen D. Lebovitz of CBL, headquartered in Chattanooga, Tenn., said, "We're still viable. We're not going away.