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Ardmore Dermatologist’s New Skincare Line Improves Aged and Photodamaged Skin
The founder of the Main Line Center for Laser Surgery, Dr. Eric Bernstein is launching his own skincare line to improve aged and photodamaged skin, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal. As a clinician and researcher Bernstein has been studying the effects of the sun and the aging process on the skin for years…
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Lankenau Nurse Shariah Harris Makes History in U.S. Open Women’s Polo Championship
Shariah Harris, a nurse at Lankenau Medical Center, makes history as the first Black woman to play in the U.S. Open Women’s Polo Championship which kicked off this past Sunday at the Port Mayaca Polo Club, writes Sharon Robb for The Palm Beach Post. Harris, 25, is playing on the Work To Ride/Grand Champions team…
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For a Sweet Escape, Visit These Montgomery County Bakeries
Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or need a sweet treat to get you through your workday, these Montgomery County bakeries will cater to your sweet tooth, writes Jamie Joffe, Culture Editor for Main Line Tonight. Collegeville Italian Bakery at 3846 Ridge Pike in Collegeville is a must-try for scratch-baked Italian cookies and custom…
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Watch for These Montgomery County Development Projects in 2024
Development projects in the Philadelphia region are still facing a lot of uncertainty in 2024 as some have been paused, altered, or stopped altogether, writes Paul Schwedelson and Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. There is still a sense of optimism, however, that many of these projects will help improve the region’s economic future. Here…
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Lower Merion High School Grad Helping Boost Penn State Basketball’s Style of Play
Demetrius Lilley, a Lower Merion High School graduate, and basketball player for Penn State University is having a transformational year on the court, writes Daniel Gallen for 247sports.com. Lilley had a pivotal decision to make at the end of his freshman year last year. His coach Mike Rhoades told him in the spring “If you…
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New Funding Will Help Expand Power Line Trail Network in Upper Moreland
Upper Moreland Township will now be able to expand the 5.2-mile Power Line Trail into Montgomery and Upper Gwynedd townships to the west, writes Ryan Genova for Glenside Local. The $2,465,780 in funding will come from the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission’s Regional Technical Committee, according to the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia. The committee…
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Work Begins on Converting Pottstown Furniture Store into Apartments, Commercial Space
Construction has already begun on a downtown Pottstown project to convert a former furniture store into apartment and commercial space, according to WFMZ 69 News. The Pottstown Area Economic Development said that the property at 269 and 305 High Street used to be Lastick Furniture. The store closed in 2022 and now the two buildings…
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Penn State Took a Stand for Equality at a Crucial Time in U.S. History
In the fall of 1946, Wally Triplett of La Mott, and another Black athlete, Dennie Hoggard joined thePenn State football team, writes Andrew Clay for DC News Now. At the time, the nation remained divided over race. There was a “gentleman’s agreement” at the time, where schools in the north would not bring their Black…
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Conshohocken Mayor and Family Are Official Ambassadors of CHOP Cardiac Fundraiser
As 2024 ambassadors of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Philly Spin-In, Conshohocken Mayor Yaniv Aronson, his wife Sarah, and their one-year-old son Thomas are recruiting volunteers to join their spin team to raise money for CHOP’s Cardiac Center, writes M. English for MediaNews Group. This cause is very close to their hearts. Thomas was born with…
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Thomas Jefferson, Temple University Among Local Nursing Programs Advancing Off State’s Watch List
Five Philadelphia-area nursing programs, including Thomas Jefferson and Temple University, are now off a state watch list as more graduates are passing the licensure exam, writes Abraham Gutman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. These university programs are once again operating without any special oversight from the nursing board after more than 80% of their graduates passed…
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After More Than 100 Years, Deck’s Hardware in Ambler Closes Its Doors for Good
Deck’s Hardware in Ambler, a mainstay of Ambler’s Main Street for over 100 years, has closed up shop for good, writes Ryan Genova for Around Ambler. The family-owned hardware store was founded by Garnett M. Deck in 1908 and was most recently owned by Tyler and Tim Deck. Tyler passed away in April. The store,…
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Post-flooding Reopening of Hymie’s Deli Cannot Come Soon Enough for Its Regulars
After Hymie’s Deli in Lower Merion had to close its doors to make repairs following an early January flood, its regulars were left stranded without their favorite dining spot, write Zoe Greenberg and Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Owner Louis Barson said he has received dozens of messages and calls from people who wanted…
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Keystone Homebrew Supply Moves to Souderton from Bethlehem
Keystone Homebrew Supply, a home brewing retailer that has been supplying the Lehigh Valley’s booming craft beer community for years, recently moved from its original location in Bethlehem to a new home in Souderton, according to a staff report from the Delaware County Daily Times. The store officially opened at 3361 Bethlehem Pike this month.…
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Brothers Celebrate Their Retirement from Bryn Mawr Post Officer After Almost 40 Years
Robert and William Riday have always been close so it makes sense that they would choose to retire at the same time, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. They have worked together at the Bryn Mawr Post Office for almost 40 years. Robert as a letter carrier and William as a distribution clerk. “Without him sorting…
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Krispy Kreme Returns to Montgomery Township Just in Time for Valentine’s Day
A new Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is opening in North Wales just in time to help you with your Valentine’s Day gifts, writes Ryan Genova for Around Ambler. The grand opening of the shop at 1281 Knapp Road in Montgomery Square will be held on Tuesday, February 6. Krispy Kreme will randomly give 120 guests that…
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Upper Providence Officials Vote Unanimously Against Parkhouse Zoning Change
A proposal to change the zoning of the Parkhouse facility property to reduce the number of housing units to be built alongside the Parkhouse Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has been rejected by the Upper Providence Board of Supervisors, writes Evan Brandt for Pottstown Mercury. Under current zoning, the property owner Royersford Holdings LLC can build…
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Pottstown Native Bobby Shantz Ties the Late Al Monchak as Oldest Phillies Alumnus Ever
Bobby Shantz, a baseball player who played for the Philadelphia Athletics and thePhiladelphia Phillies, matches the late Al Monchak as the oldest Philadelphia Phillies player at 98, writes Larry Shenk for MLB.com. Bobby Shantz was born in Pottstown on September 26, 1925, and on last report lives in Ambler. He was a left-handed pitcher and…
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First Bank House of the Week: Stunning Villa in Bryn Mawr Is Definition of Opulence
A stunning villa on 1.47 attractive acres with seven bedrooms and seven full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in Bryn Mawr. …. …. This gorgeous residence is a masterpiece of luxury living that boasts custom imported finishes that take it to the next level of sophistication. The home impresses from the start…
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