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Gen Z Flocks to Philadelphia as Other Generations Are Leaving
As Millennials, Gen Xers, and Baby Boomers left Philadelphia and other big cities during the pandemic, Gen Z has rushed to take their place, writes Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy for USA Today. According to the analysis of the Census Bureau 2021 American Community Survey by Today’s Homeowner, the five largest cities in the country, including Philadelphia,…
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How to Find the Right Financial Advisor to Fit Your Needs
Picking a financial advisor who will be right for you is not easy, but being well informed and knowing exactly what you need will make the process much easier, writes Bernice Napach for The Wall Street Journal. “The first question for consumers is: Why are you hiring an advisor?” said Micah Hauptman, director of investor…
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Penn Likely to Be Top Research Institution for Licensing Revenue, Thanks to Abington Resident
The University of Pennsylvania is likely to once again be on the top among U.S. research institutions for licensing revenue, thanks to COVID-19 vaccines lead by Abington scientist Katalin Karikó, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2021, Penn reached the number-one position with licensing revenue of…
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Norristown’s Kitten Sanctuary Needs Your Help
With its no-cage, no-kill policies, Norristown’s Kitty Cottage Adoption Center has revolutionized the way shelters for homeless cats are run, according to a staff report from the Philadelphia Sun. The cozy, temporary residence for surrendered or rescued cats has been running for 14 years and has already found homes for more than 3,000 cats. However,…
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Montgomery County Leadership: Mindy Wawrzyniak, Head of School, Center School
Mindy Wawrzyniak, Head of School at Center School, grew up in a family that prized education. Her father was a math professor, and her mother was a secretary at a public school. Wawrzyniak herself was drawn to teaching and working with kids from a young age. After marrying her husband who was serving in the…
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Developer Plans to Build Warehouses on 237 Acres Near Downingtown Turnpike Exit
Audubon Land Development has submitted plans to build four warehouses along a strip of 237-acre land near the Downingtown Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange at Route 100, also known as Lionville Station, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. A Class “A” distribution center would take up nearly two million square feet of farmland with a…
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Developer Plans to Build Warehouses on 237 Acres in Uwchlan
Audubon Land Development has submitted plans to build four warehouses along a strip of 237-acre land near the Downingtown Interchange at Route 100, also known as Lionville Station, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. A Class “A” distribution center would take up nearly 2 million square feet of farmland with a 1,432-space parking…
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Months After Opening, Popular Bristol Cafe to Celebrate New Location in Newtown
After opening their second location, a popular cafe in Bucks County is finally celebrating their new spot with music and festivities. Calm Waters Coffee Roasters, located at 15 South State Street in Newtown, is finally celebrating the opening of their new location with music and a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 25. The ribbon-cutting, held in…
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IRS Has Made Changes to Its Tax Brackets, Here Is What That Means for You
Thanks to inflation adjustments made by the Internal Revenue Service, many Americans will see their tax brackets shift and their tax burden go down next year, writes Ashlea Ebeling for The Wall Street Journal. Still, some will benefit more than others. The IRS adjusts dozens of tax provisions based on inflation each year. These include…
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Iconic Lights of Philadelphia’s Boathouse Row Will Be Absent for Most of Year
The lights of Boathouse Row, which have been one of the Philadelphia region’s most iconic sights for 44 years, will go dark for most of 2023, writes Matthew Korfhage for Delaware Online. The lights that have become a beacon for the national rowing scene and a background for many Instagram moments will be down for…
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With Tax Day Closing In, Now Is Best Time to Remind Yourself of Changes That Affect Your 2022 Returns
With Tax Day closing in, taxpayers should be aware of several changes that affect returns for the 2022 tax year which could lead to smaller refunds for a number of filers, writes Tom Herman for The Wall Street Journal. Other changes could result in people who were expecting a refund ending up owing money for…
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Chester County Entrepreneur Looks to Expand Leather Goods Brand
A Coatesville entrepreneur did not expect to find his big break in leather products. But that’s exactly what happened to Lance Mobley, a former visual merchandiser for furniture brands such as Crate & Barrel and Ethan Allen, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Seven years ago, Mobley took an apprenticeship at Byrum’s…
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Russell Janzen from Wyndmoor Awarded Coveted Spot of Principal Dancer at NYC Ballet
One of the highest ranking ballet dancers in America hails from Montgomery County as The New York City Ballet has announced that Russell Janzen, who grew up in Wyndmoor, has been named a principal dancer, writes Ellen Dunkel for Philly.com. Janzen started ballet at Philadelphia’s Rock School for Dance Education at age six, where he…
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Best Things to Do in Downtown Lancaster in 2023: The Downtown Guide
When thinking of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, your mind may immediately think of wide open spaces, beautiful farmland, and a rich history to go along with it. But there are plenty of things to do in downtown Lancaster City as well. As one of the oldest inland cities in the United States, Lancaster has a rich…
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These Bucks County Towns Are Considered Some of the Best in the Philadelphia Region
Known for its unique and popular small towns, Bucks County is home to two towns that are considered the best of the best in the area. Sandy Smith wrote about the towns in Philadelphia Magazine. Riegelsville is located in the northern area of Bucks County. The town was named after Benjamin Riegel, a German man…
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This Ardmore Gem Among 20 Hidden Dining and Drinking Spots in Philadelphia Area
The Philadelphia region has a much-lauded dining scene, with many award-winning restaurants and bars, writes Visit Philadelphia. However, determined adventurers who are looking for something different can also find a true treasure trove of secret, underground, or otherwise hidden spots that can make for a memorable outing — provided they manage to find them. One…
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Dividend-paying Stocks Are Helping Retirees Live Life of Luxury
Some retirees are enjoying a life of luxury thanks to investing in dividend-paying stocks, mutual funds, or ETFs, writes Jen Glantz for the Business Insider. Over time, the cash generated from distributions of stocks or cash to shareholders can supplement your income when you retire. Depending on how much money you invested in those stocks…
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Montgomery County Leadership: Dr. Karen Kent, Director, MBA Program Director, DeSales University
Dr. Karen Kent spoke to MONTCO Today about growing up in Pottstown as the youngest of five children. Since a young age, she had a knack for leadership and community service, including serving as the drum major of the Pottstown High School marching band and the president of the Anchor Club. Kent knew as a…
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