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Who’s Got the Best Burgers in Philly? An Ardmore Favorite Makes the List
The Philadelphia Inquirer restaurant staff writers have decreed where the best burgers in Philly are, and one in the ‘burbs makes the cut. See what Jillian Wilson, Craig LaBan and Michael Klein think of local burgers. Which do they like better- the city burger or the ‘burbs’ burger? At Ripplewood Whiskey & Craft, they went…
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For Owner of Latrice of Bryn Mawr, Fashion is a Family Tradition
For Angela Abruzzese, owner of Latrice of Bryn Mawr, fashion is a cherished family tradition, writes Mark Zimmaro for the South Philly Review. Abruzzese’s parents, Jennie and Louis Zinni, opened their first clothing store in Philadelphia in 1946. The pair, who had three daughters and one son, often took their children with them to work,…
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Wyndmoor Native and Host of ‘Mad Money’ Returns to Pennsylvania
After spending decades away living in New York, host of the CNBC show “Mad Money” Jim Cramer has finally returned to his native state of Pennsylvania after buying a home in Quakertown, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The last time Cramer called the Philadelphia area home was when he graduated from Springfield…
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Abington COVID-19 Vaccine Scientist Believes mRNA Technology is Capable of Fighting Many Diseases
While even the majority of scientists working on mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 were shocked by its effectiveness, Katalin Karikó, an Abington biochemist and one of the pioneers of mRNA technology research, did not expect anything less, writes Stephen Buranyi for the WIRED. “There was no nail-biting,” she said. “I expected the vaccines to be very…
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Upper-Crust Pies for Spring and Summer Are Plentiful from Montgomery County’s Top Bakers
Several Montgomery County bakeries have found their true sweet spot in creating pies using spring fruits. Their varieties will only expand, however, as summer crops begin coming in full strength, widening the flavor profiles to steady favorites like blueberry, blackberry, strawberry, and peach. Until then, however, these are reliable recommendations: For an à la mode…
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Good News for Mother’s Day: Montgomery County Ranked in New ‘Maternal Vulnerability’ Index
A 2021 index of “Maternal Vulnerability” ranged from zero to 100, based on 43 indicators. A lower score indicated a lesser likelihood of poor pregnancy outcomes such as preeclampsia, premature birth, and maternal death. “When it comes to a mother’s health and survival, the United States fares worst among high-income countries,” said Surgo Ventures CEO…
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Glenside’s Matt Rambo Continues to Stand Out in the World of Pro Lacrosse
One of the best — if not the best — pro lacrosse players today, Glenside’s Matt Rambo, has managed to find a way to set himself apart throughout high school, college, and his professional careers. Josh Russell’s Sept. 2021 coverage in LaxAllStars profiled him. Rambo attended La Salle College High School, where he was a…
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Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal CEO Shares Why He Reads One-Star Reviews Every Day
David’s Bridal CEO Jim Marcum says reading one-star reviews online is the key to improving a business, writes Kaitlin Milliken for Senior Executive. Marcum starts every morning by reading one-star reviews to find out what customers are having issues with when it comes to David’s Bridal. “[Brides are] telling us every day what’s working and…
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Some of Best Chicken Parm in Philadelphia Region Is Close to Home
Chicken parm is a favorite for many people, but finding one that has the perfect amounts crispy while still being delicious, succulent, and juicy can sometimes be a challenge, write Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé and Alexandra Jones for Philadelphia Magazine. Luckily for Montco aficionados of this Italian delicacy, there are several places not far from home that…
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We All Scream for the Best Ice Cream Shops in Montgomery County
Spring weather is warming, bringing with it summer’s ice cream season. Victoria Alfred-Levow got the scoop on some local notables in Main Line Today. The good news is that some of the best ice cream shops in the region can be found in Montgomery County. Village Treats in Narberth is the quintessential “small-town ice cream…
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Easter Recommendation: Penny’s Flowers Has Bloomed in Glenside Since 1937
Every town needs a great florist. After all, flowers are the perfect choice for so many different occasions. Or they can simply be a way to brighten your day, writes the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board. Penny’s Flowers in Glenside has a long history as one of the best florists in Montgomery County. Penny’s…
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Owners of Tlush Family Farm in Plymouth Meeting Use Every Bit of Their Half-acre Space
Kathleen and Jon Tlush, founders of Tlush Family Farm in Plymouth Meeting, are making sure that even the smallest part of their half-acre property gets used to the maximum, writes Todd Haas for 6abc. The property — located in a suburban area — is certainly not a typical farm. The backyard is home to a…
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Treat Yourself to Montco’s Best Breakfasts, From Royersford to Wynnewood
In a world full of change, there’s one constant that stays the same in Montgomery County: places serving great breakfasts. Breakfast at any time of day is the best part, and with these five cafés, you’ll never go hungry, at any time of day. First Watch is located at 721 S. Trooper Road, Audubon, and…
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Irish Golden Chalice From 1480 Was on Display, Used in Mass at Villanova University
The Connelly Center at Villanova University has placed on display a historic golden chalice from southern Ireland dating back to 1480, writes TaRhonda Thomas for 6abc. “Most of the chalices and metalwork of Ireland were melted down or were taken by Cromwellian soldiers or other English soldiers in Ireland,” said Dr. Joseph Lennon, Villanova Professor…
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Montgomery County Has the Region’s Top Places for Best Tomato Pie
Three Montgomery County spots are among the eleven places that make the best tomato pie in the Philadelphia region, writes Kae Lani Palmisano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. At Corropolese Bakery and Deli, with locations in Norristown, Royersford, and Audubon, offers the light spongy dough with a slightly crunchy crust that is covered with a layer…
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Pawsome! With Nearly 60 Miles of Trails, Montco Is the Best Doggone County for Dog-Walking
Montgomery County is the ideal place to be if you enjoy long walks with your dog, writes Cayce Huebsch for Doggy Strides. The Montgomery County Division of Parks, Trails, and Historic Sites maintains close to 60 miles of trails, providing for many outdoor adventure opportunities for you and your four-legged companion. One of the best…
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This Norristown Eatery Has Some of the Best Zeps in Montco
If you are in the mood for some delicious zeps and hoagies you do not have to go far, as some of the best in the region can be found in Montgomery County, write Jillian Wilson, Craig LaBan, and Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Eve’s Lunch in Norristown has made the list of the…
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And the Oscar Goes to … This Upper Dublin Native Used Math to Predict Oscar Winners
The 2023 Academy Awards broadcast is Mar. 12, and if an Upper Dublin, Montgomery County, native stays true to his formulas, he’ll have every office Oscar pool beaten. Alicia Vitarelli focused in on him for 6ABC. Ben Zauzmer designed a method to predict the big winners, calling his book on the topic Oscarmetrics: The Math…
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