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Why Boomi’s Founder Keeps Betting on Philly’s Tech Scene
When Boomi founder Rick Nucci talks about building successful tech companies, his answer starts locally, including Conshohocken, writes Bonnie Ravina for Technical.ly. Nucci, who co-founded Boomi before its $4 billion acquisition, has doubled down on the region with his current venture, Guru. He credits the area’s proximity to customers and straightforward business culture as key…
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Lower Merion Parents Alerted to Potential Payout in Student Data Case
Some families in Lower Merion Township may be eligible for compensation as part of a settlement tied to the widely used college and career platform Naviance, writes Maddie Hanna, for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The $17.25 million data privacy settlement stems from a 2023 class-action lawsuit alleging that Naviance, owned by PowerSchool, allowed a third-party firm…
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First Bank House of the Week: Villanova Home for Sale Offers Bold Design in a Private Setting
Listed at $1,475,000, this architecturally distinctive Villanova home offers a striking blend of modern design and serene privacy in Lower Merion Township. For a closer look at the full listing, visit Realtor.com. Set on a 1.07-acre lot along a quiet double cul-de-sac, the four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence is hitting the market for the first time since…
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New Text Service Aims to Make Montco Government More Accessible
Reaching your local government just got a little easier, thanks to a new initiative from the Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds, Jeanne Sorg. Sorg announced that residents can now text the Recorder of Deeds office directly at 267-355-3404, making it the first county office to offer this type of communication. The move is designed to…
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Shapiro Dodges 2028 Question—but the Money and Momentum Are There
During a high-profile appearance in New York City this week, Montgomery County’s own Josh Shapiro found himself fielding questions about his potential 2028 presidential run, writes George Stockburger and Dennis Owens for WKBN. The Abington native stopped short of confirming any plans but made clear he intends to be part of the Democratic Party’s future…
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Hatboro Police Crack Case of ‘Banana Bandits’ at Local Wawa
Hatboro police recently found themselves investigating a crime that was anything but typical, an unusual theft involving 96 bananas from a local Wawa, writes Fernando Cervantes Jr. for USA Today. According to authorities, two men stole the fruit from the Hatboro convenience store before fleeing the scene in a vehicle. Surveillance footage helped police quickly…
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New Red Light Cameras Go Live in Lower Merion — Here’s What Drivers Need to Know
Drivers traveling through Lower Merion Township will want to pay closer attention at one of the Main Line’s busiest intersections, as new red light cameras are now active at Remington Road and Lancaster Avenue, writes Michael Tanenbaum for The Philly Voice. The cameras officially went live this week, marking the township’s first step into automated…
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Philadelphia Folk Festival Unveils First Wave of Performers for 63rd Year in Schwenksville
Montgomery County’s beloved Philadelphia Folk Festival is gearing up for another summer, with the first wave of performers announced for its 63rd year, writes Dan DeLuca for The Philadelphia Inquirer. This year’s festival will take place August 14–16 at the Old Pool Farm in Schwenksville, with the traditional campers-only kickoff show on August 13. Headlining…
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How One Conshohocken Father Is Changing the Conversation Around Autism
For Conshohocken’s Steve DeLong, life changed when his son, Bradley, was diagnosed with autism. At first, he and his, wife, Kyle met the moment with uncertainty. He questioned what the future would look like and what it would mean for his family. “I didn’t want him to be limited by anything,” he told American Community…
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Where to Find Best Mexican Eats in Montco
Mexican restaurants across Montgomery County serve some of the most flavorful dishes, from delicious tacos and burritos to perfectly spiced enchiladas and cheesy quesadillas, writes Lena Zadroga for the Main Line Today. Buena Vista Restaurant & Cantina in Ardmore, a family-owned establishment, has been serving authentic Michoacan, Mexico recipes for 15 years, with local favorites…
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Ursinus College Officially Appoints Gundolf Graml as President
Following a successful period of interim leadership, the Ursinus College Board of Trustees has appointed Gundolf Graml, Ph.D., as the 20th president of Ursinus College, effective immediately. Graml has served as interim president after serving as the senior academic administrator at Ursinus since 2024. Ursinus representatives said that the appointment reflects the board’s strong confidence…
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Abington Residents Invited to Weigh In on New Middle School Plans
Abington residents will soon get a closer look at plans for a major school project, and a chance to weigh in, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. The Abington School District will host an open house on April 21 to present initial designs for a new Abington Middle School, part of a $285 million investment approved…
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Montco Child Advocate Named Blue Ribbon Champion for Kids
A children’s advocate is being recognized statewide for her work protecting some of Montgomery County’s most vulnerable residents, according to a press release from Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center. Jane Kim, director of client engagement and initiatives at Mission Kids, has been named a Blue Ribbon Champion for Kids by the Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance.…
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Lansdale Teen Launches Initiative to Promote Confidence and Skin Health
A North Penn High School student is turning a personal challenge into a message of confidence and community for others across Montgomery County, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6ABC Action News. Casey Kim founded the SkinHope Initiative, a student-led nonprofit focused on raising awareness about skin conditions and promoting self-acceptance. Kim has dealt with eczema since…
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Norristown’s Lou’s Sandwich Shop Keeps It Classic — and Crowds Keep Coming
A longtime Norristown staple is getting statewide recognition for doing things the old-fashioned way, writes Nathaniel Rivers for Unearth The Voyage. Lou’s Sandwich Shop stands out among the state’s sandwich spots as one of the best. For decades, Lou’s has built its reputation on a simple formula: quality ingredients, consistent service, and a welcoming atmosphere.…
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Temple Weighs Future of Ambler Campus, Including Possible Sale
Temple University is taking a fresh look at the future of its Ambler campus, and all options appear to be on the table, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Temple has hired consultants to evaluate potential uses for its 187-acre Temple University Ambler Campus, including a possible sale, redevelopment, or new academic model. The…
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From MCCC to UConn: Kathy Auriemma Has Been Geno’s Partner for Over 40 Years
Kathy Auriemma, who graduated from Cheltenham High School, has supported her husband, Geno Auriemma, throughout all 41 seasons of his coaching career with UConn women’s basketball, writes Emily Burback for Town & Country. They first met at Montgomery County Community College in 1972 and married six years later. They have three children, Alysa, Jenna, and…
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Governor Shapiro Credits His Leadership Chops to His Championship Run on the Basketball Court
Long before he became Pennsylvania’s governor, Abington native Josh Shapiro was leading an underdog basketball team in Montgomery County, writes Matt Breen for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Shapiro served as point guard for Akiba Hebrew Academy, now Barrack Hebrew Academy, helping guide the small Merion Station school to a league championship in 1991. Despite being undersized…
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