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Norristown School District Urges for More Funding before Pandemic Relief Funds Run Out
Norristown School District is one of many in the region pushing for more school funding before pandemic relief ends for the 2024–2025 school year, writes Maddie Hanna for The Philadelphia Inquirer. School district superintendents are worried about what is going to happen when the funding goes away. At Upper Darby School District, for example, pandemic…
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How to Ask Your Boss For a Raise
Asking for a raise can be high-pressure, but it’s necessary to step outside of your comfort zone if you want an income boost. Here are ways to ask your boss for a raise, according to Zippia. Ask to Meet Your Boss Privately Requesting a one-on-one boss is a surefire way of getting the ball…
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Penn State Great Valley Hosts Virtual Open House This April
Penn State Great Valley in Malvern is hosting a Virtual Open House on Wednesday, April 26 from 12 to 1 PM for those interested in a master’s degree, graduate certificate, or professional development program. Attendees will learn how these programs enhance and advance career, personal, and professional development. The event will begin with a campus…
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Three Lesser Known Side Hustles to Boost Your Income
Are you interested in earning extra money, diversifying your skillset, or trying something new. There are plenty of side hustles that you may not have heard of. Here are lesser known side hustles according to GoBankingRates.com. Medical Detective Fan of medical mysteries? You don’t have to be a healthcare professional to sign up for…
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East Norriton Firefighter Is a Trailblazer for Women
A firefighter from East Norriton is encouraging other women to take up volunteering. Joan McDevitt was 42 years-old when she joined the Norriton Fire Engine Company according to More Than The Curve. Her children were out of the house, and her husband was also a firefighter. McDevitt was originally skeptical about her abilities, but…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is inviting applications for the Coordinator of Enrollment Operations position. The Coordinator of Enrollment Operations is responsible for oversight of processing handled by the Enrollment Processing Center. The hired applicant for the position is responsible for assisting other Enrollment Service staff. They are also expected to create a work environment that strives for continuous…
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MCCC Student and Alumni Small Business Expo Will Promote Entrepreneurs
Past and present Mustangs who run their own small businesses are encouraged to promote their products and services during a free event at Montgomery County Community College. The college’s Career and Alumni Engagement Office will host a Student and Alumni Small Business Expo Wednesday, April 26, from 4- 6 PM on the Blue Bell Campus.…
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Penn State Great Valley to Host Women’s History Month Alumnae Panel Discussion
Penn State Great Valley will host “Women’s History Month: In Celebration of Her-Story!”, an alumnae panel discussion and networking event in celebration of Women’s History Month on March 30 at 5 PM. The panel comprises business leaders in a variety of industries including: Penn State Great Valley Assistant Teaching Professor of Information Science Sally Sue Richmond will…
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Six High-Paying Jobs Extroverts Will Thrive In
If you consider yourself an extrovert, there are plenty of high-paying jobs that will be right for you. Here are a few, according to Market Realist. Trial Attorney Average annual pay: $162,000 Attorneys who represent clients in the court of law must have great stage presence. They have to be persuasive in order to…
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Legal Matters: Tips for Keeping Your Business in Order
By Dischell Bartle Dooley Spring is officially here and that means tax time is around the corner. Are you prepared? Maintaining accurate financial records is crucial for any business, as it helps to monitor cash flow, prepare tax returns, and make informed financial decisions. Here are some tips for maintaining accurate financial records for your…
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Four Ways to Stay in the Job Seeker Mindset Even if You’re Employed
In the age of unexpected layoffs, anything can happen. That’s why it’s important to be on your toes when it comes to your career. Even if you have a job that you love, it’s important to stay in the job-seeking mindset. Here are some ways to do that, according to FlexJobs. Seek Feedback Seeking…
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New Upscale Eatery Coming to Kennett Square
An abundance of new restaurants is taking over the Philadelphia region and one of them is in Chester County, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sweet Amelia’s is an upscale BYOB casual eatery coming to downtown Kennett Square The restaurant, named after the owners’ soon-to-be 8-month-old daughter, is set to open on May…
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Three Ways to Complain to Your Boss
It might be intimidating to approach your boss about any issues that you’re facing at work. However, struggling in silence is not the answer. Here’s how to complain to your boss and also succeed in your career, according to The Wall Street Journal. Do It Gracefully There’s a fine line between whining and addressing…
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Norristown Islamic Society Kicks Off Ramadan with Arts & Crafts
The Norristown Islamic Society observed the start of Ramadan last Wednesday in a crafty way. Ramadan is celebrated for a month by people who practice the Islamic faith. During this month, Muslims fast — that is, they forego all food and water from sunrise to sunset, writes Heather Khalifa for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Students…
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DeSales University Is Cutting the Ribbon on a New Location in Downtown Allentown
DeSales University hosted a grand opening celebration for its Allentown location last week. University officials, including Father James Greenfield, president of DeSales, were joined by local business leaders. Representatives from Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk and Sen. Nick Miller’s offices offered remarks. Tours of the new location followed the ribbon cutting. “This is a mission-forward endeavor…
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IT Leaders from MCCC Take Top Honors in the 2023 Tech Leadership Award
Two institutions with a knack for cultivating home-grown talent through elevating existing team members and hiring recent graduates won the 8th annual Tambellini Technology Leadership Awards. The Enterprise CRM team at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, led by Mary Beaver, Director of Enterprise Software Systems, earned the Innovative Team Award. As director of…
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Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal Releases Eco-Friendly Wedding Dress Collection
Who knew that tying the knot could also be environmentally conscious? Conshohocken’s David’s Bridal, America’s largest bridal-store chain, recently conducted a survey that revealed that 58 percent of brides consider sustainability when they buy clothing for their nuptuals. This world-renowned bridal retailer knew just what to do. It has launched the “Reimagine” collection, curated…
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Here Are Three New Food Joints Coming to Montgomery County
The Philadelphia region is opening an abundance of new restaurants across the culinary spectrum, bringing delectable dishes to tempt area palates. Many of the delectable dishes they will serve will be in Montgomery County. In fact, among the 30 new dining experiences planned to debut across the city and suburbs, three will be nearby. They’re…
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