'Baby Moo' Comes Home, Missing Woman Found and More Lower Merion News

In case you missed them, below we run down some of the biggest stories that ran on Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, and Bala Cynwyd Patch in the past week.

As always, thanks for reading.

Pinkberry Now Open in Bryn Mawr

The handcrafted yogurt shop celebrates its grand opening Thursday.

UPDATE: Missing Haverford Woman Found

Joan Delorefice had reportedly been suffering from depression in the aftermath of her husband and father's recent deaths.

John Hickenlooper has found himself, and his state, leading a leftward lurch on a host of social issues.

'Baby Moo' Returns Home in Time for Mother's Day

The Hope's Cookies mascot was swiped by college kids in January.

Newsweek Ranks Lower Merion Among Top US High Schools

The magazine's 2013 rankings came out Monday.

DUI Checkpoints Come to Lower Merion

Township police will conduct roving checkpoints.

Bala Cynwyd Library Celebrates Grand Reopening on May 19

After a 16-month renovation, the library is reopening with a bang.

Buy Andy Reid's Stuff at Harriton this Saturday

Eagles players, including LeSean McCoy, will sign autographs at the moving sale.

The production company, co-founded by a Lower Merion graduate, documents wild parties and posts the video online.

Daly Angkor Finds its Footing in Bryn Mawr

The Cambodian restaurant opened on April 27.

Neighbors Unite Against Ardmore Iron Hill

The Lower Merion commissioners have to approve a liquor license transfer before the restaurant can open. A group of neighbors don't want them to.

Business Booming at Jules Thin Crust

Jules' pizza is organic and can be made free of gluten—or just about anything else.

Avenue Kitchen Opens Monday

The 789 East Lancaster restaurant specializes in classic American cuisine.