Narberth vs. Penn Valley
Already we've heard from a couple of people who argue that Aaron McKie lives in Penn Valley not Narberth, including a borough official who stridently argued otherwise.
According to our database, McKie votes in Narberth. According
Narberth vs. Penn Valley
Karen Heller, Inquirer Staff Writer
Already we've heard from a couple of people who argue that Aaron McKie lives in Penn Valley not Narberth, including a borough official who stridently argued otherwise.
According to our database, McKie votes in Narberth. According to the court proceedings, he's a resident of Narbeth. But real-estate listings state he lives in Penn Valley, as does the Narberth borough representative.
The two towns share a zip code and some confusion, though clearly Narbeth residences make a distinction between their town and Penn Valley. Is there a big difference between the two?
Who cares— jewerner- clearly, some people in narberth care.— Blinq
- As a Narberth resident, I can tell you that once you hear the words "$1.8 million, 7,417-square-foot French colonial", you know it's not in Narberth. Though they share the same zip code, Narberth is a Borough unto itself, comprised largely of small houses places close together, and centered around a train station and town center (pictured above). Penn Valley, is on the other side of Montgomery Ave, has mostly large houses spread out on large forest tracts. While the part of Penn Valley along Montgomery Ave could be compared to Narberth, the area where McKie lives is closer (geographically and characteristically) to Gladwyne. I have never seen deer in Narberth.— mjalex228
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Karen Heller has interviewed Philip Roth and Zsa Zsa Gabor, spent time with Pink and the Philadelphia Orchestra, the celebrated and the exemplary unsung. She's covered Miss America and political conventions. She's been a provocative voice at The Inquirer for nearly 20 years, garnering awards for criticism, feature writing and investigative reporting, and was a finalist for the 2001 Pulitzer Prize in commentary. Reach Karen at kheller@phillynews.com.
