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Lovers of the Active Life Feel Right at Home in Abington
Active life in Abington is perfect for those seeking a community that combines suburban charm with abundant recreational activities, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. Nestled in Philadelphia’s northern suburbs, this township boasts more than 20 parks, offering something for every outdoor enthusiast. Alverthorpe Park, a gem open exclusively to township residents and their guests,…
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First Bank House of the Week: Beautiful Victorian in Wyncote
A beautiful Victorian home on 0.78 lovely acres with five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Wyncote. . . This 1920s custom-designed charming residence on a serene wooded lot, blends historic character with modern updates. Many stunning details include high ceilings, deep windowsills, and original woodwork. . . Highlights…
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Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes Brings AI-Powered Gun Identification to Temple
Temple University signed on as the first university in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to start using Conshohocken-based ZeroEyes’s innovative Artificial Intelligence program for gun detection, writes David Chang for NBC10 Philadelphia. ZeroEyes, founded in 2018 after the tragic mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, works by using artificial intelligence to…
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St. Joe’s Field Hockey Makes History with First Trip to Final Four
Fifth-year senior Kate Crist celebrated a birthday she’ll never forget as the St. Joe’s Hawks field hockey team secured their first NCAA Final Four berth with a 1-0 win over Princeton on Sunday at Ellen Ryan Field, reports Mia Messina for the Philadelphia Inquirer. After a scoreless 55 minutes, fifth-year senior Celeste Smits netted the…
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Montgomery County Adds Code Blue Shelters to Support the Homeless in Upcoming Cold Season
Montgomery County is increasing efforts to support residents experiencing homelessness this winter, adding four new “Code Blue” shelters, writes Rachel Ravina for The Reporter. Along with existing facilities, these will provide 186 beds across Lansdale, Norristown, Pennsburg, Plymouth Meeting, and Pottstown. “This proposed budget includes $2 million in operating expenses to increase the number of…
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This 100+ Year-Old Lansdale Company is a Family-Owned Business Honoree
John E. Kieffer Sr. founded Kieffer’s Appliances in 1917, and the company has evolved dramatically since then. Lisa Dukart highlights what makes this company over 100 years old a 2024 family-owned business honoree for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Initially launched as Girard Rubber Co. in Philadelphia, the company sold automobile tires and ice blocks for…
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Shapiro’s Executive Order Boosts Major Economic, Infrastructure Projects Across Pennsylvania
Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday morning to help accelerate major economic and infrastructure projects across Pennsylvania, writes Nigel Thompson for KYW Newsradio. The order aims to fast-track the permit process in the state. Shapiro signed the order at the site of the 2019 Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery explosion. The site is now slated to…
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Meyer Designs Stunning Conshohocken Headquarters for CenterSquare
Architecture and design firm, Meyer Design has completed a $4 million, 24,000-square-foot office fit-out for CenterSquare Investment Management in Conshohocken, reports Citybiz. This new headquarters marks a significant move for CenterSquare after 30 years at their previous location. The new space combines aesthetics and functionality to support the firm’s real estate investment operations and diverse…
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The National Dog Show in Oaks Hosted Over 1,900 Canines
Hundreds of dogs descended on Oaks this Saturday for the Kennel Club of Philadelphia’s annual National Dog Show, writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. More than 1,900 canines and a record number of 205 breeds were seen strutting and primping at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks. The dogs and their owners came…
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King of Prussia Mall Ranked as Top Mall in Nation for Holiday Shopping
If you’re looking to get a jump on holiday shopping, head out to King of Prussia. The King of Prussia Mall has recently been ranked as the top destination for holiday shopping this festive season, writes Jessica MacAulay for CBS News Philadelphia. A new study conducted by Priority Software, a Cloud ERP provider, ranked the…
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Eastern University Launches Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
Eastern University has launched an innovative new Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology. This program is a full “four-fields” degree, including cultural, biological, archaeological, and linguistic anthropology, providing a holistic view of human beings in all aspects of their lives, past and present. The major will be available starting in Fall 2025 to traditional undergraduate students…
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Conshohocken’s Medicus Pharma Hits Nasdaq with Promising IPO
Medicus Pharma, headquartered in Conshohocken, completed its $4 million ipo on the Nasdaq last Thursday, reports John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company sold 970,000 shares at $4.125 each. The total proceeds could increase by $600,000 if underwriters fully exercise their option to buy an additional 145,500 shares. Medicus is already listed on…
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How Often Does Montgomery County Make FCC Complaints Compared to the Rest of the US?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has posted every complaint received over the last decade. Matthew Petti analyzed the data for the Reason, and compared pearl clutchers in counties across the United States. Montgomery County recorded 150 FCC complaints among its 827,180 residents, translating to approximately 18 complaints per 100,000 people. Comparatively, Bucks County, with 627,668…
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Abington’s Hollywood Neighborhood: Glamorous Name, Unique Charm
Abington Township’s Hollywood neighborhood may not be as glamorous as its namesake, but it has developed its own unique charm and strong community spirit over the decades, writes Kevin Riordan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The neighborhood was developed by Gustav Weber, who aimed to create a residential community inspired by Spanish Revival architecture. He chose…
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Delaware Valley University Announces Judges for Fifth Annual Spark Bowl Event
Delaware Valley University, the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce and Startup Bucks, has named the panel of distinguished judges for the fifth annual Spark Bowl competition, which will be held on Nov. 21, 2024. Inspired by the hit TV show Shark Tank, Spark Bowl awards thousands of dollars in prizes to local small businesses. The…
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Kat Dennings Adds Bryn Mawr Flavor to ABC’s Midseason Lineup
ABC will bring local talent to the midseason lineup, as Bryn Mawr’s Kat Dennings stars alongside Tim Allen in “Shifting Gears,” reports Chris Compendio for the Philly Voice. The show debuts Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 8 p.m., moving “Abbott Elementary” to a new 8:30 p.m. time slot. Dennings, who also serves as a producer for…
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Conshohocken: A Town of Rich History Embraces Modern Living
Conshohocken has evolved from a factory town to a thriving edge city while still maintaining its unique character. Sandy Smith offered an introductory guide to the town for Philadelphia Magazine. Named after an Unami (Lenape) word for the river bend it sits on, the area’s industrial past is symbolized by remnants like Alan Wood’s steel…
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Delaware Valley University Celebrates First Class of Physician Assistant Graduates
Delaware Valley University (DelVal) held a ceremony for the graduation of its inaugural class of students from the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) program on Thursday, Oct. 10, at 4 PM in the Life Sciences Building Auditorium. This milestone event recognized DelVal’s first 18 Physician Assistant (PA) graduates since the program’s launch…
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