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Kennett Square Welcomes Ground Provisions, a One Stop Shop for Groceries and Dining
Kennett Square is welcoming two new eateries that offer up American fare. James Beard finalists Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby are known for their flagship restaurant Vedge in Center City, which has drawn praise from vegans over the past 12 years, writes Ed Williams forMain Line Today Now, they are bringing Ground Provisions market to the…
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Drop in Popularity of Her Name Makes Philadelphia Teen a Rare Young Members of L.I.N.D.A. Club
Due to a huge drop in the use of the once mega-popular name, seventeen-year-old Linda Jack of Philadelphia is one of the rare young members of the L.I.N.D.A. Club, writes Jon Kamp for The Wall Street Journal. However, for the Philadelphia teen, the rarity of her name is an asset. “I’ve never met someone with…
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Conshohocken’s David’s Bridal CEO Talks Luxury for Less Model on Fox Business
Conshohocken’s David’s Bridal is making a comeback after dismissing its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. Cion, a long-term investor in the wedding dress company has bought the company in a deal that would slash the shop’s debt down to $50 million, according to Fox Business. The company, which was forced to shutter 100 stores, can…
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How to Navigate Career Stagnation
In the world of career growth, life’s challenges often lead to stagnation. Family commitments, health, or corporate changes can halt progress. But this doesn’t have to be negative. “It doesn’t need to be this continuous upward trajectory,” said Massachusetts-based coach Becca Carnahan. She advises focusing on priorities like family or health. Efficiency and transparency can…
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Willow Grove Shopping Center Gets Approval for New 260-Unit Apartment Building
As the Willow Grove Shopping Center sees a major overhaul, a new 260-unit apartment building has been approved. Federal Realty Investment Trust will build the residential buildings on a parking lot, along with retail and a parking garage, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The site will be at 122 Park Avenue,…
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How to Balance Niceness and Assertiveness at Work
In the modern workplace, the balance between being too nice and assertive is a complex issue. While kindness is valued, excessive niceness can be perceived as a weakness, especially among women, writes Rachel Feintzeig for The Wall Street Journal. “I don’t need a sorry,” said Harry Kraemer, a professor of leadership. “Hit the number.…
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Five Percent Toll Increase Approved by Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Driving on the Pennsylvania Turnpike is about to become more expensive, as the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission recently approved a five percent toll increase for 2024, write Patrick Damp and John Shumway for CBS News. The new rates will take effect on January 7 and will apply to both E-ZPass holders and Toll By Plate. “As…
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Almac Group Campus in Lower Salford to See $65 Million Expansion
Lower Salford will see a $65 million expansion at the headquarters of pharmaceuticals and manufacturing company Almac Group, which held its groundbreaking this past Thursday, writes Donna Rovins for the Daily Local News. The project is expected to be finished in 2025 and will add up to 355 jobs and an additional 115,000 square…
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Penn State Abington Historian Honored for Book on German Soldiers in the Revolutionary War
Distinguished scholar Friederike Baer won the the 2023 Society of the Cincinnati Prize for her book “Hessians: German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War”. Baer leads the Division of Arts and Humanities and is an associate professor of history at Penn State Abington. The prize is given annually to an author who advances understanding of the…
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Eight High-Paying Easy Jobs That Are Over $100k
Career experts have recently unveiled a list of high-paying “easy” jobs that offer salaries of over $100,000 and are considered relatively low-stress. Information Technology Manager With an average salary of $119,500, IT managers plays a vital role in managing technological advancements and ensuring security. Risk Manager Earning around $116,000, a person in this position would calculate…
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TikTok Star Draws Crowds at Blue Bell Basketball Game
A famous TikTok influencer drew crowds of teens at Wentz Run Park in Blue Bell Saturday for fierce competition, writes Aaron Carter for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Jake West has risen in popularity, accruing one million followers, thanks to his viral dances. However, the court is the place that the seventeen-year-old has called home. “He…
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As Exotic Mushroom Craze Germinates, Kennett Square Supplier Sees Expansion
Kennett Square-based supplier Caputo and Guest is thriving with their specialty mushrooms. When the family company began growing exotic mushrooms sales were slow, writes Keith Loria for The Produce News. Common mushrooms such as white and brown mushrooms stole the show, but now with the health-conscious uprising, Americans are seeking something new. The company includes…
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King of Prussia Takes the Throne in Retail, Business Occupancy
King of Prussia is booming as commercial and retail occupancy is at its highest rate, writes Paul Schwedelson of the Philadelphia Business Journal. CEO of King of Prussia District Eric Goldstein credits this success to the increase of mixed-use of land. “There are places to eat at, places to shop at, things to do…
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Six Strategies to Have a Successful Job Search
Job searches can be overwhelming, especially for highly sought-after positions like remote work. However, there are ways to improve your chances of landing a position, according to Flexjobs. Build Your Network Expanding your network of professional connections and mentors is key to landing a new opportunity. This can be done through virtual events, happy…
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New $400 Million Training Program Will Prepare Pennsylvania Workers for Infrastructure Jobs
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order earlier this week that created a $400 million training program that will prepare up to 10,000 Pennsylvania workers for jobs created by federal infrastructure investments, writes Paul J. Gough for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Grants awarded by the Commonwealth Workforce Transformation Program are designed to provide companies, contractors,…
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Manor College’s Practical Nursing Program Ready to Aid in Nursing Shortage
A nursing shortage continues to be a challenge for healthcare organizations across the country and in the greater Philadelphia area. Manor College has served as an entry point into nursing through Pre-Nursing programs, but this Fall, the institution is helping to address the nursing shortage through a new Practical Nursing Program. “Practical nursing is nursing…
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Four Industries Where Digital Nomads are Thriving
The 9-5 life might not be for everybody, and there are lots of alternative career lifestyles. If you love to travel and work remotely, here are industries where Digital Nomads are thriving, according to Flexjobs. Marketing Strong creative skills, a knack for writing, and dedication to building a brand identity are all a part of a…
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Penn State Abington Invites Public to Share Personal Stories to Help Others
Penn State Abington is putting out a call to members of the community to share their stories in “This Is My Brave,” a performance piece designed to reduce the stigma surrounding issues such as substance use, mental health, human trafficking, domestic violence and other challenges. Anyone over the age of 18 is welcome to audition by preparing…
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