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Jenkintown School District Honors First Responders for Bravery in SPS Technologies Fire
The Jenkintown School District took a moment to recognize the bravery and dedication of local first responders who battled the massive SPS Technologies fire last month, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. During Monday night’s board meeting, Superintendent Jill Takacs and the Board of Directors presented certificates of appreciation to those who worked tirelessly to…
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Governor Shapiro’s Social Media Strategy Earned Him the Nickname, TikTok Josh
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, often seen as a serious political figure, has embraced a new persona, writes Jack Fowler for National Review. Abington’s Shapiro is heavy on social media and light on policy substance, according to critics. Dubbed “TikTok Josh” by the Commonwealth Foundation, Shapiro has built an online presence filled with playful videos, from…
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Charles Barkley Takes Shot at Elkins Park’s Lil Dicky for His NBA Championship Pick
NBA legend Charles Barkley took a playful shot at Elkins Park rapper Lil Dicky’s NBA Championship pick during their appearance on Jason Kelce’s show, They Call It Late Night, writes TOI Sports Desk for MSN. In the show, the host mentioned Dicky was a big fan of Philadelphia 76ers. The rapper then said he had…
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Fort Washington-Based Toll Brothers Looking to Expand Development Efforts in King of Prussia
After completing over 600 homes in King of Prussia, Fort Washington-based Toll Brothers is now seeking additional development opportunities in this fast-growing area, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. “We would love to do more in Upper Merion Township, in King of Prussia, and help continue to fuel the growth,” said Toll Brothers…
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Will Norristown’s Geno Auriemma Deliver UConn a 12th Championship?
What keeps UConn Women’s Basketball coach Geno Auriemma going? Even he doesn’t quite know, writes Blake Toppmeyer for USA Today. The legendary coach and Norristown native, who turns 71 during March Madness, has won 11 national championships, and three Olympic gold medals, and sits among the elite of women’s basketball coaches. Yet, as most of…
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Toll Violation Text Scam – Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’ve received a text about an unpaid toll violation, you’re not alone, writes Matt Kapko for CyberScoop. These messages claim you owe a small amount—usually under $25—but come with big threats, like registration suspension or reports to state agencies. The catch? It’s all a scam. Federal agencies, including the FBI and FTC, are tracking…
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Ardmore Is Becoming Main Line’s Buzziest Neighborhood With Plethora of Must-Visit Spots to Eat and Drink
Ardmore is fast becoming the buzziest neighborhood on the Main Line, with its jam-packed and hip food, beverage, and shopping scene, writes Jenn Ladd for The Philadelphia Inquirer. With so many options, it’s easy to overlook some must-visit spots to eat and drink that have both locals and visitors raving. Ardmore Farmers Market is home…
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SPS Employees Need Support—Montgomery County Calls on Buffett for Investment
Montgomery County Commissioner Neil K. Makhija is asking billionaire investor Warren Buffett for help, writes Robert Moran for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Makhija spoke on behalf of the hundreds of workers facing layoffs following the devastating fire at SPS Technologies. SPS, an aerospace parts manufacturer in Abington, suffered a massive four-alarm fire last month, forcing school…
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Economic Uncertainty Makes Local Families Tighten Their Belts
Amid growing economic uncertainty, consumers in Montgomery County and nationwide have been significantly paring back their spending, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Jennifer Tran, a Bryn Mawr resident and marketing consultant, is feeling anxious due to the uncertainty ahead. “Financially we’re feeling OK, but the future is very uncertain,” said 41-year-old Tran. “My…
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Norristown Planning Commission Gives Green Light for Elmwood Park Zoo Expansion Plans
The expansion plans for Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, which would add 20 acres of land for new exhibits and amenities, are moving forward, writes Michael Tanenbaum for the Philly Voice. The plans includes an Amur tiger habitat, a future centerpiece of an Asian animals section, a restaurant, and an education center, among other additions.…
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Cooking and Culinary Summer Camps in Montco Making Learning to Cook Fun for Kids
Cooking and culinary summer camps help kids build skills and confidence in the kitchen while having fun with their peers, with several options available right here in Montgomery County, writes Leigh Green for PA Eats. Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, a day school, offers a variety of summer programs, including Kids Kitchen Camps, designed for…
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Giant Food Store Coming Soon to Jenkintown – Here’s What to Expect
Jenkintown is about to get a fresh new shopping option, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Giant Food Stores prepares to open its first location in the borough. The 50,000-square-foot supermarket, located at Old York Road and Wyncote Road, is part of a redevelopment project aimed at enhancing the area. This new addition is part…
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Discover Suburban Square: Ardmore’s Premier Spot for Local Boutiques, Fashion, and Fresh Finds
As the weather warms and spring blooms along the Main Line, outdoor shopping becomes a perfect way to enjoy the season, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Suburban Square in Ardmore, a community staple for nearly a century, offers a mix of local boutiques, luxury retailers, and unique experiences, making it the ideal spot…
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Work on Rebuilding Keim Street Bridge in Pottstown Officially Begins Despite Funding Concerns
Despite concerns over President Donald Trump administration funding cuts, work has already begun on rebuilding the 90-year-old Keim Street Bridge in Pottstown, writes Katie Bernard for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Fifteen years after the bridge was closed, Montgomery County officials broke ground on the $20 million project. “We are preparing this region for the next century,”…
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Hatboro Pizza Celebrates 25 Years of Serving Up Tradition and Community
Hatboro Pizza has been a local favorite for 25 years, but its roots go even deeper, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Owners John and Monica Katelas have been in the pizza business since the 1970s, starting in Philadelphia before making their way to Hatboro, where they’ve built a true community staple. Since opening on…
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Eric Dixon’s Final Season at Villanova Could Be One for the Record Books
Villanova’s Eric Dixon is making the most of his final college season, leading the nation in scoring with 23.6 points per game, writes Tom Haines for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Abington High School alum could become the first Big 5 player to claim the national scoring title since Temple’s Bill Mlkvy in 1951.…
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Stella of New Hope Refreshes Bar Menu, Adds Adult Happy Meal
Stella of New Hope has introduced a refresh of its bar menu, featuring new elevated snacks and bites and its first-ever Adult Happy Meal, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. The new bar menu from Executive Chef Keith Bernstein is offered nightly during dinner service in the cozy 12-seat bar. It features several dishes from…
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Governor Josh Shapiro Unveils $5M Plan to Combat Pennsylvania’s Nursing Shortage
Governor Josh Shapiro visited Temple University this week to promote his $5 million Nurse Shortage Assistance Program, writes Carmen Russell-Sluchansky for WHYY. The initiative funds hospitals that partner with nursing schools, covering tuition for students who commit to working in-state hospitals for at least three years. Officials hope this will increase nurse retention and expand…
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