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With all the work nearly done, the new, state-of-the-art YMCA in Willow Grove that will replace two aging neighborhood YMCAs is getting…
Ask most college students what they need most from their course of study, and they will say skills to succeed in the workplace.
Workplace readiness…
Kyle Levy, a local teenager with leukemia, got the surprise of his life when he was invited onstage with the Philadelphia Orchestra to play under…
Two former Haverford College students who were facing possible prison time for attempting to access President Donald Trump’s tax returns have received probation instead…
Dino’s Pizza & Pasta in Bridgeport offers delicious Italian American food at decent prices, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The eatery gives…
Genomind, the King of Prussia mental health care company, is expanding its genetic partnership with Albertsons, owner and operator of Acme Markets, writes John George…
Norristown Area High School youth court program is offering an alternative to traditional punishments that could expand to other schools in Pennsylvania, writes Sean Sauro…
North Penn High School boys soccer coach Paul Duddy has won the Pennsylvania Coach of the Year award for 2019, writes Justin Heinze for the…
With the holidays swiftly approaching, so is the pressure of holiday shopping. Buying for others is fun and the holiday season often brings out our…
Prudential Financial has helped individual and institutional customers grow and protect their wealth for more than 140 years. Prudential has operations in Asia, Europe, Latin…
Jennifer Carroll, a Mount Saint Joseph Academy graduate who owns Spice Finch restaurant in Center City with her fiancé, will be one of the contestants…
For the past 21 years, the staff and board of Phoenixville Federal Bank & Trust, a community bank committed to improving the quality of life…
Some local elementary parents are not happy with the way Lower Merion School District is planning to reorder its school start times, writes Maddie Hanna…
Montgomery County Board of Commissioners has approved $18 million in funding for the development of trails on the Circuit Trails Network.
Montgomery County has allocated…
Toll Brothers suffered another setback in its attempt to develop Crebilly Farm, as the Commonwealth Court affirmed the decision rendered by a Common Pleas judge…
The grounds around Lindenwold Castle in Ambler are being cleared for a luxury mixed-housing development, and not everybody in the community is happy about…
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