Robert Mailey, former owner and operator of Montgomery Plaza in Ardmore, dies at 67.

The Montgomery County Health Department recently conducted inspections on facilities in Lower Merion Township.

Below is each facility's name as well as the date of its inspection, which includes the health department's report. Also liste

Looking for something to do this summer? Here are some of the bigger events happening in the Philly area in July.

Philly 4th of July Jam

• Where: Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia
• When: July 4, 10:30

Robert Mailey, former owner and operator of Montgomery Plaza in Ardmore, dies at 67.

The Montgomery County Health Department recently conducted inspections on facilities in Lower Merion Township.

Below is each facility's name as well as the date of its inspection, which includes the health department's report. Also listed is each facility's number of violations, out of 54 categories; the reports contain details on the violations.

Ardmore

• Canby’s, 11 Cricket Avenue (inspected 6/5. 6 total violations)
• Crumb’s Bake Shop, 6 Coulter Avenue (inspected 6/11, 2 total violations)
• Golden Bowl Chinese Restaurant, 33-35 Rittenhouse Place (inspected 6/4, 9 total violations)
• Thai Pepper/Mikado Restaurant, 64 E. Lancaster Avenue (inspected 6/5, 12 total violations)

Bala Cynwyd

• Roly Poly Sandwiches, One Presidential Boulevard (inspected 6/6, 5 total violations)
• Yosl’s Frozen Yogurt, 137 Montgomery Avenue (inspected 6/6, 1 total violation)

Bryn Mawr

• Beaumont at Bryn Mawr, 601 N. Ithan Avenue (inspected 6/4, 2 total violations)
• Daly Angkor Restaurant, 845 A W. Lancaster Avenue (inspected 6/6, 4 total violations)
• Main Line Bistro, 1047 W. Lancaster Avenue (inspected 6/5, 6 total violations)
• Pinkberry, 761 W. Lancaster Avenue (inspected 6/10, 2 total violations)
• Yo Creations Yogurt, 1219 E. Lancaster Avenue (inspected 6/11, 2 total violations)

Wynnewood

• As Sweet as Can Be, Inc, 33 E. Wynnewood Road (inspected 6/14, 3 total violations)

Looking for something to do this summer? Here are some of the bigger events happening in the Philly area in July.

Philly 4th of July Jam

• Where: Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia
• When: July 4, 10:30 p.m.
• What: A live concert and fireworks display, featuring the Roots, John Mayer, Demi Lovato, Ne-Yo and more. Get the full information here.

Bastille Day Festival

• Where: Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia
• When: July 13, 4 p.m.
• What: A block party in celebration of Bastille Day, featuring reenactments, food and drink specials, a working guillotine and a Philly-version of the famous line, “Let them eat cake.” Get the full story here.

Bastille Day in Downtown Media

• Where: State Street, Media
• When: July 13, 6 to 10 p.m.
• What: Media will shut down State Street for the night with a celebration of food, crafts, musicians, actors and more in celebration of Bastille Day. Read more here.

XPoNential Music Fest

• Where: Wiggins Waterfront Park, Camden, NJ
• When: July 26-28
• What: A three-day outdoor festival on the Camden Riverfront, hosted by WXPN radio. The show will feature performances by Bob Dylan, Wilco and My Morning Jacket. Get more information and ticket prices here.

Taste of Philadelphia

• Where: Penn’s Landing
• When: July 5-7
• What: Philadelphia-area restaurants will be giving out samples of their wares in a weekend long celebration of Greater Philly’s food. Get the full story here.

Robert Mailey, former owner and operator of Montgomery Plaza in Ardmore, dies at 67.

Arren Bringhurst Scott, of Lower Merion, dies at 79.

Josephine Munson, of Merion, dies at 99.

Obituaires from elsewhere in Greater Philadelphia:

• Richard Franklin, member of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, dies at 85.
• Kevin Pyne, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 55.
• Mary Lea Simpson, of Bryn Mawr, dies on June 5.
• Edmund Thayer Jr., of Bryn Mawr, dies at 94.
• Robert Woodruff, of Bryn Mawr, dies at 70.

• Elizabeth Baker, of Wayne, dies at 55.
• Thomas MvNelly, of Radnor, dies at 75.
• Theodore Smith Jr., of Radnor, dies at 98.
• Mary Frances Hanrahan, of Villanova, dies at 80.
• Stephen Reid, of Wayne, dies at 66.

• Thomas Bones, of Berwyn, dies at 79.
• Robert Harman, of Berwyn, dies on June 14.
• Ruth Rambo Matthews, of Berwyn, dies on June 9.
• Anna Abernethy, of Paoli, dies at 87.
• Katharine Braun, of Paoli, dies at 91.

• Frederic Benford, of Malvern, dies at 64.
• Mary Catherine Miller, of Malvern, dies on June 4.
• Arthur Sands, of Malvern, dies at 85.
• George Wood Jr., of Malvern, dies on June 6.

• Dave Frantz, of Phoenixville, dies at 64.
• Paul Gleason Sr., of Phoenixville, dies at 101.
• Gregory Hilbert Jr., of Phoenixville, dies at 16.
• W. Scott Nosser, former president of the Phoenixville Country Club, dies at 85.

• James Blake, of West Chester, dies on June 10.
• Stanley Luongo Sr., of West Chester, dies at 88.
• Rosalie Griffiths, of West Chester, dies at 92.
• John Manning, of West Chester, dies at 81.
• Roberta Maris, of West Chester, dies at 71.
• Crystal Rose Orr, of West Chester, dies at 25.
• Kim Peckman, of West Chester, dies at 55.

• Dwight Hill, an employee at Riddle Hospital, dies on June 6.
• William Kane, of Media, dies at 91.
• Kim Peckman, a teacher at Media Elementary School, dies at 55.
• Ruth Zulli, of Media, dies at 82.

• Mary Gonock, of Broomall, dies at 100.
• John Koch, of Broomall, dies at 81.
• Karl Simon, of Broomall, dies at 74.
• Warren Summy, of Broomall, dies at 80.
• Edmund Brodbelt, of Newtown Square and former Newtown Square postmaster, dies at 93.
• Rosealie Griffiths, of Newtown Square, dies at 92.

• Jeffrey Boyda, former Springfield Blue Jay, dies on June 12.
• Florence Regan, of Springfield, dies on June 11.
• Helen Stevenson, of Springfield, dies on May 29.

• Homer Curtis, of Haverford, dies at 96.
• Ward Goodenough, of Haverford, dies at 94.
• Edward Korostoff, of Haverford, dies at 92.
• Anne Miller, of Haverford, dies on June 12.
• Mary Lea Simpson, of Haverford, dies at 24.
• Nora McNulty, of Havertown, dies on June 9.

• Florence Babiarz, a Manayunk resident and nurse at Roxborough Hospital, dies at 86.
• Chares Garner Jr., of Roxborough, dies at 77.
• George Henkel Jr., of Roxborough, dies at 43.
• Theodore Wojciechowski, of Roxborough, dies at 54.

• Joseph Bergan, of Chestnut Hill, dies at 86.
• James Boland, of Chestnut Hill, dies at 93.
• Douglas Warren Detwiler, of Chestnut Hill, dies at 71.
• Margaret McCrudden, of Chestnut Hill, dies at 84.

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First they said it was too small, that the circus-like atmosphere, a corporate monster known as the U.S. Open had outgrown tiny, venerable Merion.

They said it would be a logistical nightmare.

Then they wondered if the course was too short, that it would be eviscerated by today's golfers.

Then the rains came, and they wondered if players simply would fire away and stick darts in Merion's fairways and greens, leading to unheard of low scores.

They were wrong. About it all.

Merion beat them all. In the process, so did Haverford Township and the region.

We showed how to put on a world-class event.

Merion shone through the early storms and then drove the greatest golfers in the world to their knees.

It tameed Tiger. Humbled Phil. And finally watched as a Rose bloomed.

The winning score was 1 over.

That's right, not one golfer broke par.

Merion beat them all.

Can't wait for The Open to come back.