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Upper Dublin High School Girls Swim Team Captures PIAA 3A Swimming Championship
The Upper Dublin High School girls swim team won the PIAA Girls Championship hosted at Bucknell University’s Kinney Natatorium last weekend, reports Bob Kelly for FOX 29 Philadelphia. This is the Cardinals’ first state championship since 2020. The win was cemented by Sophia Sileo-Magliari, who won first place in the 100 breaststroke. “It was a…
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Ursinus College Receives Massive Pledge from Former Graduate
Ursinus College received one of its largest pledges ever from a 1962 graduate, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Arlene Andrews McLean promised $4 million to her alma mater to be realized at the time of her passing. McLean is a former statistician and researcher for Merck and later held leadership roles at…
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Allied Universal Plans 72 Job Cuts in Conshohocken Amid Streamlining Effort
Allied Universal Security Services is trimming its workforce in Conshohocken, with 72 employees set to be laid off between May and September, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The news came via a recent WARN notice filed with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. The company cited a broader business restructuring as…
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St. Joe’s Offers Buyouts to Staff Amid Budget Rebalancing
Lower Merion’s St. Joseph’s University is offering voluntary buyouts to some faculty and staff as it works to close a small budget deficit, stemming from recent college mergers, writes Susan Snyder for the Philadelphia Inquirer. President Cheryl McConnell said the acquisitions of the University of the Sciences in 2022 and Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences…
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Local Leaders Push for Hospital, Convention Center to Support King of Prussia’s Boom
As King of Prussia continues to grow rapidly, local leaders say the next big steps are clear: the community needs a full-service hospital and a convention center, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Upper Merion Township Supervisor Greg Waks said a hospital that serves the entire population—not just children or outpatients—is essential for…
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First Bank House of the Week: Entertainer’s Dream Home in Huntingdon Valley Hits the Market for $1.79M
Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in Huntingdon Valley, this remarkable estate is listed for $1,799,900 and offers a rare blend of luxury, privacy, and next-level entertaining. . . Situated on 1.55 acres, the 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath home opens with a grand two-story foyer and continues to impress with a sunken family room, hardwood floors, and…
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Conshohocken’s Mike Avena Envisions Affordable Sleeper Trains to the Midwest with Lunatrain
Conshohocken native Mike Avena is on a mission to change how Americans travel overnight, writes Trains.com. As the founder and CEO of Lunatrain, Avena is steering the startup toward launching a private sleeper-train service connecting major cities in the Midwest and along the East Coast. Lunatrain envisions a network of sleek, nonstop, overnight trains linking…
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SPS Tenchnologies Continues Monitoring After Fire, Finds No Threats to Public Health
A month after a massive four-alarm fire tore through the SPS Technologies facility in Jenkintown, the company says ongoing air and water monitoring shows no threats to public health, writes Sophia Schmidt for WHYY. According to David Dugan, spokesperson for parent company Precision Castparts Corp., “there are no constituents of concern” in nearby creeks at…
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As Penn State Eyes Campus Cuts, Top Administrator Heads to TCNJ
Margo DelliCarpini, Penn State’s vice president for Commonwealth Campuses, is packing her bags for a new gig, writes Susan Snyder for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Starting July 1, she’ll become provost and vice president of academic affairs at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), the school announced Tuesday. Her departure comes just as Penn State prepares…
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Montgomery County Teams with Nonprofit to Launch Short-Term Shelter in Lansdale
Montgomery County officials and nonprofit leaders gathered in Lansdale to kick off plans for a new short-term housing facility, writes Rachel Ravina for The Reporter. The facility aims to support people experiencing homelessness. Located at 1107 E. Main Street, the former office space will be transformed into a shelter with wraparound services, thanks to a…
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These Local Farmers’ Markets Offer Everything from Fresh Produce to Artisan Goods
Farmers’ markets offer something for everyone – from fresh produce, artisan cheeses, and locally raised meats to handcrafted home goods and lively live entertainment, write Ben Silver and Claire Chmiel for the Main Line Today. Residents can enjoy multiple farmers’ markets across Montgomery County, with some open all year long. The Ardmore Farmers Market, a…
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New ‘Global Italian Marketplace’ Eataly Set to Open at King of Prussia Mall by Fall 2025
Eataly, the new “global Italian marketplace,” is set to open its doors at King of Prussia Mall by next fall, writes Justin Heinze for the Patch. The work on the latest location of the multi-level Italian dining and shopping experience has been ongoing for over a year. Some of the more recently completed updates include…
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Montco Releases Community Health Assessment Report, Plans to Improve Residents’ Health Outcomes
Montgomery County released its first Community Health Assessment report this week guiding the development of a plan to improve residents’ health, writes Emily Neil for the WHYY. Last year, over 3,300 people responded and participated in focus groups by the county’s Department of Health and Human Services Office of Public Health. Community responses help identify…
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Upper Moreland Makes PIAA Semifinals in Historic Boys’ Basketball Season
Upper Moreland boys’ basketball, which had never won a state playoff game before, got to the PIAA semifinals in a historic season, writes Conor Smith for The Philadelphia Inquirer. One of the main reasons for this success is fifth-year coach Dan Heiland, who has built a winning culture within a program that struggled in the…
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King of Prussia District Unveils 2025 Report Showcasing Growth, Innovation, and Community Progress
The King of Prussia District has launched its 2025 Report to the Community, offering a snapshot of KOP’s 2024 economic performance, development, and community progress, according to a press release from VisitKOP. Available as an interactive website, the report highlights commercial and residential growth, infrastructure improvements, and strategic initiatives shaping the area’s future. King of…
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Valley Forge Muster Roll Seeks Families Who Contributed to Revolutionary War for America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration
In preparation for America’s 250th anniversary celebration, the Valley Forge Muster Roll and Tredyffrin Township Historical Commission are seeking stories from families whose ancestors or homes contributed to the Revolutionary War in the area, with the potential to be featured in the festivities, writes Melissa Jacobs for the Main Line Tonight. Several key Revolutionary War…
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Founder of Atelier H, Bryn Mawr Designer Himanthi Wanninayake Talks Fashion Roots, Favorite Shopping Spots
Bryn Mawr designer Himanthi Wanninayake, founder of Atelier H, has been interested in design and art since her childhood in Sri Lanka, write Gina Lizzo and Eileen Smith Dallabrida for the Main Line Today. “During my early teenage years, I started experimenting with textile patterns and illustrations,” she said. “I had my mom create dresses…
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Suburban Square in Ardmore Prepares for New Wave of Retail Additions
Suburban Square is preparing to welcome exciting new stores at Coulter Place, a mixed-used building currently under construction within Ardmore’s popular shopping center, writes Ariana Perez-Castells for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The development will bring 130 apartments to the area along with 19,000 square feet of commercial space. It is expected to be completed by next…
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