Ex-pub owner now faces trial for gambling, drugs

UPPER DARBY — The former owner of the Bryan St. Pub, awaiting trial for involuntary manslaughter and additional offenses in the fatal drunk-driving accident of one of its waitresses, was ordered held for trial for gambling and drug possession.

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