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Eight Job Boards for Remote Work
Remote work is becoming increasingly popular, especially since the onset of the pandemic. However, you might have to do some extra digging to find the company and the gig that works for you. Here’s eight job boards to find remote work, according to I Like to Dabble. WeWorkRemotely This online community helps lay the…
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10 Trends That Will Help Your Resume Stand Out
In today’s highly competitive job market, it can be difficult to make your resume stand out, or even be looked at. Here are 10 resume trends to consider when crafting your own, according to FinancesOnline.com: 1. Field-Specific In order to prove that you’re qualified, make sure you tailor your resume to the specific…
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Montco Residents Could Soon Get Home Repair Assistance
A new state-wide program could help Montgomery County residents struggling to repair their homes. The Whole-Home Repairs Program is investing a total of $125 million to make homes safer throughout the state, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The program aims to help people with “low and moderate” incomes to upkeep, repair or weatherize…
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Gun Detection A.I. to Add Another Layer of Security to SEPTA
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority has approved Conshohocken-based ZeroEyes for a pilot program aimed at reducing the likelihood of gun violence on train platforms. ZeroEyes’ solution is the only A.I.-based gun detection video analytics platform with a U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation. SEPTA is the first major transit system to add the…
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Underground Railroad Stop Abolition Hall in Montco is Officially Preserved
A stone barn on a Plymouth Meeting farm used to play an important role in history, serving as a stop on the underground railroad. After years of developers trying to get their hands on the property —the place formerly known as Abolition Hall has been officially preserved. The place was owned by George Corson…
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MCCC to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive
For the holiday season, consider giving the gift of life-saving blood. Montgomery County Community College will be hosting a blood drive for the American Red Cross on Tuesday, Dec. 13, from 1-6 PM in the College’s North Hall Gallery, 16 East High Street, Pottstown. Free parking is available at South Hall, 101 College Drive. Walk-ins…
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The Philly Area Has Highest Percentage of Cat Owners in Nation
Philadelphians are true animal lovers: while more households own dogs, the Philadelphia metropolitan area has the highest percentage of cat ownership among the 15 largest metro areas across the country, writes Alfred Lubrano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According to 2021 U.S. Census figures, 568,000 Philadelphia-area households, or 23 percent, have cats. Seattle is second with…
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West Chester’s QVC Goes Hallmark with Film Release of ‘Holly and the Hot Chocolate’
West Chester’s flagship shopping network QVC is making a wintry debut in the holiday movie scene, competing with the likes of made-for-television moguls like Hallmark and Lifetime, writes Dan Snierson for Entertainment Weekly. Holly and the Hot Chocolate follows a cosmopolitan film critic named Holly — played by the prolific Philadelphia-based actress, model, and voiceover…
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Seven Things to Know About Finding a Remote Job
Remote jobs are in high demand, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the workplace landscape. Diana Gunn from CodeinWP tells you everything you need to know about finding remote work. 1. Consider Your Skillset Remote work is not tied down to a specific field, although there are certain industries such as marketing, web…
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MCCC Foundation to Host Fourth Annual Day of Giving Thursday, Dec. 8
The holiday season is the perfect time to support the future success of students at Montgomery County Community College by giving the gift of a donation. The college’s foundation is hosting the fourth annual Day of Giving on Founders’ Day, Thursday, Dec 8. This year’s goal is to raise $5,800 during this 24-hour challenge to…
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12 Highest Paying Business Degrees in 2022
Launching a business career is not an easy endeavor. Degrees are expensive and managing a business can be pricey. But when pursuing business education, making the right choice can pay off. Here’s a list of the highest paying business degrees this year, according Own Your Own Future: 1. International Business-M.S. or MBA Average salary:…
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Applying for Financial Aid: What You Need to Know
After discussing the options with your parents or guardian about how you plan to pay for college, you may determine that financial aid is the way to go. As a 32-year financial aid professional, I have some tips to help you navigate the complex process. Before Applying for Financial Aid Talk to Your School Counselor …
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Horsham Baseball Field for Special Needs Gets Miracle Money
The Miracle Field of Horsham is getting half a million dollars to come to fruition. This project will develop the land at Deep Meadow Park in Horsham to a rubberized baseball field for players with special needs, writes Jon Campisi for the Hatboro-Horsham Patch. It was during its “Diamond Night” fundraiser that the office…
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MCCC to Host Virtual Dual Enrollment Information Sessions Dec. 7
Montgomery County Community College will be hosting virtual information session on Dual Enrollment opportunities. It is open to high school students, faculty, staff, administrators and family members. The college will host “Your DE Journey,” on Wednesday, Dec. 7 with two, one-hour online sessions scheduled at noon and 6 PM. This event will include information about Early…
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Twenty One Pips Is a Game-Changer on the Ardmore Restaurant Scene
Calling all players! An Ardmore board-game café is new to town. Twenty One Pips, named after the amount of dots (pips) on a six-sided dice is the brainchild of restaurateur Matt Hendricks, writes Ed Williams for Main Line Today. The restaurant offers over 600 board games to choose from, for a $5 fee per person for…
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9 Job Search Mistakes to Avoid if You’re Over 50
Although age discrimination is illegal, people in their 50s, 60s or older can still be on the chopping block in the hiring process due to unfair bias. However, there are savvy ways that Generation X and Baby Boomers looking for work can circumvent ageism. Maryalene LaPonsie from Money Talks News, tells them what to avoid…
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Money Magazine: This Montco Township Ranks No. 2 on Best U.S. Places to Live for Remote Workers
Lower Merion Township is ranked as the second-best place to live for remote workers. The metrics for this list, compiled by Money.com, were: The township had the highest rate of pre-pandemic remote workers on the list, reported Money‘s Prachi Bhardwaj. It was also ranked highly for its family-friendly community, proximity to colleges, and wealth of…
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Ambler-based BBQ Restaurant Brings Pizza to its Philly Location
A great happy hour destination in University City has its roots in Ambler. Lucky Well has opened up its first location since it started its journey ten years ago. The restaurant is known for its iconic barbeque bites, but this time, reports 6 ABC, it’s introducing pizza to the mix. Philadelphia’s pizza whisperer Steven…
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