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Montgomery County Hosts Stops for 112-Mile Guided Trip on the Schuylkill River
Montgomery County hosted multiple stops on the famous Schuylkill River Sojourn. The three-day 112-mile trip involved hundreds of people paddling in their kayaks and canoes from Schuylkill Haven in Schuylkill County to Boathouse Row. About 250 people signed up, and 50 committed to doing the entire trek. Along with Pottstown, stops were also in…
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Four Companies That Are Embracing Permanent Remote Work
Plenty of people have grown comfortable with working from home, but some companies are asking their employees to come back to the office. Some return-to-work practices are now becoming the epicenter of controversy. However, there are some companies that are embracing permanent remote work. Here are some that are hiring, according to FlexJobs. AllState …
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Penn State Abington Diversity Leaders Named to Statewide LGBTQ Pride Power List
Two leaders of Penn State Abington’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, Aneesah Smith and Boni Wozolek, were named among the most influential figures in Pennsylvania’s LGBTQ+ community. The pair share the No. 66 ranking on the 2023 Pride Power 100 list by City & State Pennsylvania. Wozolek is the founding director of the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusive Excellence, and Belonging. Wozolek retains…
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Pennsylvania Turnpike to Add More Parking Spaces for Large Trucks
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is planning on addressing the persistent dangerous shortage of parking spaces for large trucks by adding 63 more parking spots over the next two years, writes Jonathan D. Salant for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The commission has already added 194 of these parking spaces at four service plazas in the last 15…
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Student Teachers in Pennsylvania Could Get Stipend for Addressing Shortages
Legislation that advanced out of the state House Education Committee proposes paying student teachers in Pennsylvania a $10,000 stipend in exchange for assisting in addressing the state’s teacher shortage, writes Jan Murphy for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. House Bill 1331, which received a 20-1 vote on Tuesday, would pay an additional $5,000 to those who decide…
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Low and Middle-income Buyers Face Shortage of Affordable Homes in Philadelphia Area
Despite plenty of available homes for sale at high prices, low- and middle-income homebuyers in the Philadelphia metro area are currently facing a shortage of affordable homes, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Ongoing high housing costs and the scarcity of available homes continues to present budget challenges for many prospective buyers, and it’s…
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What to Do if Your New Job is Not What You Expected
While hiring managers should strive to be clear about what a certain job position entails, there is a chance it could get lost in translation. Some companies may be deceptive in what they’re advertising as a job position. Perhaps you feel that you’re overqualified or under-qualified or your responsibilities don’t match what you were…
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Cabrini to Host Juneteenth Freedom Celebration
Cabrini University’s second annual Juneteenth celebration will take place in honor of African American culture and heritage from Noon to 4 PM on Monday, June 19. The event will explore “Independence, Freedom, and Emancipation” through ritual, music, dance, and food. Patricia Reid-Merritt, a 1973 graduate of Cabrini, author, and Distinguished Professor of Social Work and…
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Godshall’s Is Ready to Cook World’s Longest Slice of Turkey Bacon
Telford-based Godshall’s is preparing to smoke up a delicious world record. On June 21st, the nation’s largest producer of whole muscle turkey bacon will be attempting to make the longest slice, writes Paula Wolf for Central Penn Business Journal. Godshall’s will be sizzling the piece in a 25-foot-long oven in North Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The…
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Seven High-Paying Jobs That Are Also Pretty Cool
If you’re looking for a high-paying job but not sure which industry to dip your toes into, there are plenty of positions that might be under your radar. Here are seven high-paying jobs that are also pretty cool, according to Buzzfeed. Horse Braider Yes, this is a real thing. Horses need to get their…
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Harcum College Fashion Faculty Member Joins Project Runway Season 20
A Harcum College faculty member will appear on Season 20 of Project Runway All-Stars. Prajjé Oscar Jean-Baptiste is a distinguished fashion faculty member and Haitian-born designer. Jean-Baptiste, representing Philadelphia, brings his unique talent, vibrant painted garments, and avant-garde style to the highly anticipated all-star season. Project Runway, a renowned fashion design competition, has captivated audiences…
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Four Tips on How to Adjust to Work After a Vacation
It’s summer! And that also means that it’s time for a vacation. However, unlike Europeans, Americans are unable to take months at a time off from work. Two weeks in paradise can fly by, so here are tips on how to adjust to work after a vacation, according to Flexjobs. Schedule a Buffer Day …
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is inviting applications for the Part-Time Production Electrician and Programmer position. The selected applicant will be responsible for leading in-house interns in areas of production electrics and light board programming. The PE/P is responsible for implementing the lighting design of the Lively Arts Resident Lighting Designer, artists, and other guest designers.…
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Legal Matters: Summer Co-parenting Tips
by Elizabeth Billies Summer is almost here; can you believe it? What should be a fun, carefree time for kids can be sad, stressful and full of anxiety for divorced or separated couples and their children. Navigating the summertime as a divorced couple can present unique challenges, especially when co-parenting with an ex and managing…
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Pool Players Compete in King of Prussia at World Qualifiers
Pool players around the Delaware Valley descended on King of Prussia this weekend for a high-stakes competition. The American Poolplayers Association World Qualifiers determines which players will compete in Las Vegas next month for the World Championships. The competition took place at the Valley Forge Casino, according to 6 ABC. The league consists of…
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Are You the Office Jerk? Here’s What to Do About It
If you’re likable at your workplace, there’s a chance you already know. However, if the opposite is true, there’s a chance you may be totally oblivious to being the office jerk. That’s because, according to a study cited in The Wall Street Journal, humans are less likely to give negative or critical feedback. While your…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is seeking candidates for its Part-Time Student Services Assistant position. The selected applicant will provide support to both new and returning students. They will support the Student Services Resource Center, Student Services Welcome Desk, Enrollment Services Assistants and provide support in the Testing center. This positions is usually 25 hours per…
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Common Resume Mistakes That Get Your Job Application Filtered by A.I.
While job openings are abundant, competition is still fierce in today’s employment market. Simply submitting a resume online is probably not going to get you anywhere, especially with ATS scanners. Here are common resume mistakes that can cause your application to be filtered out by A.I., according to CNBC. Getting too Creative While going…
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