U.S. Open Hits Merion and More Lower Merion Review

It's been a wild week, Lower Merion. Below, in case you missed them, we rundown the most consequential stories of the past seven days.

As always, thanks for reading.

Lower Merion Expels Two Students for Living Outside District

The district caught on to the fraud after a car accident on school property.

Merion U.S. Open Compared to Old Dog that Needs to be Put Down

ESPN's Rick Reilly writes that there's just not enough space for all the people and needs at Merion.

U.S. Open Resumes After Suspension for Storm

About 3 1/2 playable hours were lost Thursday morning.

Someone with an arrest warrant was in the vicinity of the school, according to a district official.

Parking at Rose Tree Park Closed for Remainder of U.S. Open

Nearby Granite Run Mall will now be activated as a new parking option for general spectators, according to the USGA.

Christine Vilardo of the Ardmore Initiative said some bars and restaurants are already enjoying a bump.

Gladwyne Home Hits the Market for $24.5 Million

Linden Hill was once owned by the heir to the Campbell Soup fortune.

Tiger Says 'Kicking Butt' is All He Wants to Do

Can't be at the U.S. Open in person? Check out what Patch is seeing.

After a settlement, the star's parents apologized.

Harriton Takes PIAA Girls Lacrosse Championship

With an 8-7 OT win over rival Radnor, the Rams won their first state girls' lacrosse title.

No Cellphones at the 2013 U.S. Open?

Nope. When a pivotal moment happens at Merion, spectators will be forced to...just watch it.