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Iconic French-style Linden Hill Estate in Gladwyne is Breaking Up…Into Parcels to be Sold
This iconic Campbell’s Soup family’s French-style estate Linden Hill on the Main Line is being broken up into parcels for sale, writes Howard Walker for the Robb Report. Linden Hill, as the Gladwyne estate has been called by its current owner Robert Burch in recent years, was previously owned for more than 50 years by…
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Bensalem Besties Kept Their Ties to Each Other and Graduate Together From Penn State Abington
It’s an all-too-common part of growing up: High-school best friends choose different paths, go their divergent ways, and lose touch. But two old chums have bucked that trend, at least for now, reports Penn State Abington. Avi Patel and Dhruv Parekh met as Sophomores at Bensalem High School. They bonded initially over their sheer proximity;…
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Manor College’s Day of Giving Raises Nearly $40,000 For Institution
Manor College’s annual #ManorStrong Day of Giving exceeded its 2022 goal, raising $38,200 to create a significant impact on the lives of the institution’s students. “We hit our goal last year, so we kept the goal similar in hopes of hitting it again and, once again, the Manor College community showed up,” said Kelly Peiffer,…
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King of Prussia’s Lilly Pulitzer Partners with Disney For Summer Collection
A new print collaboration from King of Prussia’s Lilly Pulitzer is now available for the spring and summer months, reports Katie Chapman for DisneyDining.com. The collection will also be available in-store at Lilly Pulitzer Disney Springs, in Lake Buena Vista, and other Disney locations around the United States featuring Mickey and Minnie in this print,…
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Montgomery County Community College Invites Applications for College Services Assistant Position in Pottstown
Montgomery County Community College invites applications for the College Services Assistant position. The College Services Assistant is responsible for supporting the administrative and recruitment duties specific to the successful outreach and retention of Montgomery County Community College’s Dual Enrollment and University Center students. This position will provide information, direction, and answer questions about MCCC to…
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PREIT Reports 2022 Q1 Results Featuring the Upcoming Family Entertainment Center at Willow Grove Park
PREIT releases 2022 Q1 results as well as news for Willow Grove Park’s new family fun center with Tilt Studio and Tilted 10, reports PREIT. “Our portfolio of assets continues to draw interest from investors and tenants interested in assets and parcels. We continue to focus on executing on the near-term plan to exercise our credit…
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Gladwyne’s Newest Lunch Spot Schools the Competition
Chef Henry Morgan, previously of CookNSolo, Michael Solomonov’s famed restaurant group, has opened his first concept, Homeroom, in Gladwyne, reports Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Homeroom is located in the space that was once Green Bean Coffee; this exact place is where he discovered his passion for interacting with customers while working both front…
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Devon Horse Show Takes Easttown Township to Court
The Devon Horse Show has taken Easttown Township to court, accusing it of price-gouging the equestrian nonprofit, writes Caroline O’Halloran for SAVVY Main Line. The lawsuit comes after the DHS received a hefty bill of $130,000 from the township for permits and services for this year’s show. That amount nearly doubles what the township charged…
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Upper Dublin Writer, Grandson Duo Work on Holocaust Family History
Montgomery County writer Richard Bank and his grandson, Hayden, have been working on a project together to tell their family history, writes Tamala Edwards for 6abc. Bank, who used to practice law, has been writing since he was 15. His true passion turned into the trilogy. “Feig,” “I Am Terezin,” and “The Tree of Sorrow”…
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Legal Matters: Preparing For Home Improvement
By Eric Wert Are you thinking about installing a pool, adding a shed, deck or a privacy fence — or perhaps something bigger? As a property owner, you know there is never a shortage of projects to improve your home and make it your own. However, prior to making a significant deposit with your contractor or…
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Join DeSales U for Pie & AI: Penn—Knowledge Graphs and Supply Chain Management Optimization on May 12
Join the team at DeSales University for a session on knowledge graphs and how they can be deployed to improve supply chain management on May 12, from 4:00pm-5:00pm. Pie & AI is a series of Deep Learning.AI meetups independently hosted by community groups, and this event is hosted by ambassador DeSales University, Center for Data…
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MCCC Seeking Applications for Student Services Assistant Role in Blue Bell
Montgomery County Community College invites applications for the Student Services Assistant position. The Student Services Assistant is responsible for providing support to both new and returning students at the College as part of the College’s mission of access, retention, and completion. The role comes with responsibility for ensuring a high level of customer service through…
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Ready For Adventure: The Carousel at Pottstown is Back in Action After Mechanical Maintenance
The Carousel at Pottstown is again in action after undergoing mechanical maintenance on April 24 to restore its balance, writes Evan Brandt for The Pottstown Mercury. Carousel technicians and consultants along with longtime volunteers worked tirelessly to adjust each of the eighteen individual sections suspended from the massive central pole to level the carousel’s deck…
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Accomplished Commencement Speakers Line Up at Montgomery County Universities This Month
Montgomery County colleges will host a variety of commencement speakers this May, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Here’s who you can expect to see at colleges and universities here in Montgomery County. Cultural historian and cookbook author Jessica B. Harris is a 1968 graduate of Bryn Mawr College and will speak on May…
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Abington Mother and Daughter Start Nonprofit to Make Clinical Trials More Diverse, Raise Awareness of Breast Cancer
Anita T. Conner, of Abington, and her daughter, Kerri Conner Matchett, were diagnosed with breast cancer ten years apart, writes Sarah Gantz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Today, they run Praise is the Cure nonprofit to raise awareness about the disease and to help make usually white-centered clinical trials more diverse and inclusive. Rutgers researchers have…
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Thinking of Moving From Public to Private School? Learn More at the Mount Saint Joseph Academy Panel in the Abington Area on May 9
Mount St. Joseph Academy is inviting sixth and seventh grade public school students to their Flourtown campus on Monday, May 9. This information session will include a panel of parents and students discussing the transition from public to private schools, how they came to the decision and how the experiences are different. The panel will…
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Student-Led Theater Production for Pottstown to Assist Operation143 Food Ministry
Students in The Hill School’s Ellis Theatre Guild are working to provide entertainment for the community while giving back to Pottstown by collecting canned goods and cash donations for Operation143, an organization that provides food to children and youth in need in local school districts. The students will stage a family-friendly theatrical reading with performed…
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Make It a Mother’s Day to Remember With Events in Montgomery County
While every day is a day to celebrate the mother figures in your life, make this Mother’s Day one to remember by spending it together in Montgomery County. From the best brunches to scenic train rides, dozens of shops and boutiques, and even a perfectly timed wine festival, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate…
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