Do you remember how you got to college? For one incoming Swarthmore student, it involved a 2,000-mile journey on bike. We explore why he took the road less traveled. Also this week, six local municipalities are gearing up to decide on a regional emergency medical services authority, Strath Haven High School earns high marks in a national ranking, plus a nearby Italian eatery has closed after less than two years in business.If someone forwarded you this email, sign up for free here.As carloads of students and their families make...
Do you remember how you got to college? For one incoming Swarthmore student, it involved a 2,000-mile journey on bike. We explore why he took the road less traveled. Also this week, six local municipalities are gearing up to decide on a regional emergency medical services authority, Strath Haven High School earns high marks in a national ranking, plus a nearby Italian eatery has closed after less than two years in business.
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As carloads of students and their families make their way to campuses across the nation, one Swarthmore College freshman has taken a different approach to the journey.
Finn Fremstad spent the past month biking from his hometown of Fort Collins, Colo., to Swarthmore, where he’s slated to start classes next week. A longtime cyclist, the 18-year-old planned the 2,000-mile journey after some of his other summer plans fell through and decided he wanted to see the nation and meet people he wouldn’t otherwise.
The Inquirer’s Denali Sagner spoke with Fremstad about the experience.
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