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Following Chester County’s Footsteps, Pennsylvania Legislator Could Soon Propose Four-Day Workweek Bill
The Keystone State might be following Chester County’s footsteps through a four-day workweek bill. State Representative G. Roni Green, says she will soon introduce a bill that mandates a four-day work week with no pay reduction, writes Sarah Rump-Whitten for Fox Business. This legislation will apply to companies with more than 500 employees, excluding ones…
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Dischell Bartle Dooley’s Mark Dischell and Elizabeth Billies Recognized as Best Lawyers in America
The peer-reviewed publication Best Lawyers has released its 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America and Dischell Bartle Dooley’s founder, Mark Dischell, and firm partner, Elizabeth Billies, have been named as Best Lawyers for Family Law. Mark has been recognized by his peers as a Best Lawyer every year since 1995. Liz is a…
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Here Are Instagram-Worthy Brunches in Montgomery County
Nothing brings together a group of friends more than a brunch outing. Luckily, if you live on The Main Line, plenty of breakfast venues offer classic brunch fare worthy of an Instagram story, according to Samantha Geiger for Main Line Today. Here are Montgomery County brunch places that will have your gram looking delicious. …
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The Simple Power of Setting Reminders
Achieving goals can often be a daunting task, but research suggests that the simple act of setting reminders can significantly boost our chances of success. This method, termed “cognitive offloading”, involves leveraging external tools such as notepads or digital alerts to assist our memory, writes Richard Sima for The Washington Post. Sam Gilbert, a…
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Historical Kensington Boxing Center to Soon be Turned into Youth Center
The Cambria, a historical Kensington boxing arena, was recently purchased by Rock Ministries, which hopes to pick the building off the mat and turn it into a youth center, writes Matt Breen for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The mastermind behind the idea is Buddy Osborn, a once-promising Kensington amateur fighter who spent five years in federal…
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How Gen Z Can Prepare for Today’s Professional Landscape
According to data from Intelligent.com, 40 percent of business leaders believe that Gen Z graduates are not adequately prepared for the workforce, writes Rachel Wells for Forbes. In fact, 39 percent of these leaders have terminated the contract of a Gen Z employee, and a significant 83 percent of this group have done so more…
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School District Honors Montgomery County Community College Employee for Music Education Contributions
It’s been a busy summer for Brent Woods. As the Senior Director of Arts and Culture at Montgomery County Community College gears up to help launch the grand reopening of the renovated theater on Blue Bell Campus this fall, Woods was also saluted recently for his work supporting music education in the community. The Norristown…
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Penn State Abington Administrator Finds ‘Barbie’ Movie Highlights Life Lessons for Women
As the director of academic services at Penn State Abington, Eva Klein plays a crucial role in the success of students. Her portfolio includes managing areas such as disability resources and academic advising. When she isn’t supporting students, Klein pursues a lifelong interest in collecting dolls and accessories from the world of Barbie. The runaway success of the “Barbie” movie this summer…
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Chester County Couple Finds Secluded Retirement Haven in Kennett Square
Carol and Richard Lee built their own home in 2003, appropriately and coincidentally located on Richard Lee Lane in Phoenixville, writes Paul Jablow for The Philadelphia Inquirer. But when their daughter started raising her family in Chadds Ford, the retired couple decided to find a haven closer to their loved ones, designed with their…
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Hymie’s Deli Offers Unique Take on Passover Cuisine
Jewish delis around the nation offer a wide range of popular food, including black and white cookies, bagels with lox, matzo ball soup, blintzes, and Reubens. Hymie’s Deli in Merion is known for its unique take on matzo brei, a classic Passover cuisine, writes Adrienne Katz Kennedy for TastingTable. During the seven days, Jewish…
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Fort Washington-based Toll Brothers Building Luxury Townhomes in Malvern
Fort Washington-based Toll Brothers is bringing luxury to Malvern. The firm is planning to redevelop 159 acres of acquired land for 280 townhomes, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The land was purchased for $33 million and the property will be located on Lapp Road and Old Morehall Road north of Route…
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Northern Liberties Awaits Fall Launch of Future Days Beer by Homebrewing Duo
Two longtime homebrewers have a great future ahead of them, as they are set to open a new brewery this Fall in Northern Liberties, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Founders Sean McGuire and Nick Mata are targeting a November launch of Future Days Beer with plans to start brewing a month ahead.…
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Penn State Great Valley Hosts ‘From Inspiration to Expression’ Art Exhibit
Penn State Great Valley’ exhibit at the Henry Gallery. “From Inspiration to Expression” is open to the public until Monday, Oct. 9. An opening reception will be held at 5:30 PM on Tuesday, Aug. 22. The National League of Pen Women Diamond State Branch’s Arts and Letters Challenge allowed its artists and writers to stimulate their…
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Constellation Energy Corporation Supports Montgomery County Community College Student Success with $25,000 Gift
Constellation Energy Corporation made a generous gift of $25,000 for student scholarships and the TRIO Upward Bound Program at Montgomery County Community College. Constellation initially presented a gift of $10,000 for MCCC student scholarships in academic year 2023-2024. Then, through a mutual community partner, the TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce, MCCC and Constellation crossed paths…
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Two Philadelphia Area Athletes Join Northwestern University’s Wildcats Team
Northwestern University’s Wildcats basketball team will have three Philadelphia area players this year, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Souderton High School graduate Casey Harter joins current Wildcats stand-out Paige Mott, another Montgomery County native, on the team. Mott is a former Abington Friends student. This season West Chester native and Academy of Notre…
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2023 Men’s Guide to Mastering Smart Casual Office Attire Trends
As office dress codes undergo a transformation, the term “smart casual” has taken on a new meaning. The Wall Street Journal consulted with stylists on what is appropriate for workwear attire in 2023. Bracelets: The Understated Statement Bracelets have emerged as a workplace favorite, with stylists advocating for their subtle charm. Cassandra Sethi,…
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Legal Matters: New Filing Requirements For Those Doing Business In Pennsylvania
By Dischell Bartle Dooley Act 122 was signed into law on November 3, 2022, by Pennsylvania’s former Governor Tom Wolf and became effective as of January 2, 2023. This legislation makes various changes to Title 15 of the Commonwealths Consolidated Statutes, also known as the Associations Code. One notable change for businesses in Pennsylvania is…
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Northern Liberties Awaits Fall Launch of Future Days Beer by Homebrewing Duo
Two longtime homebrewers have a great future ahead of them, as they are set to open a new brewery this Fall in Northern Liberties, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Founders Sean McGuire and Nick Mata are targeting a November launch of Future Days Beer with plans to start brewing a month ahead.…
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