The winding, sloped Main Street stands as a relic of Darby Borough's grander past. Trolleys pass empty shop windows along the narrow street. Architectural flourishes carved into stone buildings are crumbling, and one of the busiest places is the Department of Public Works, where people receive public assistance. »Read story

 

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