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Live Like Royalty: A Castle-Like Gladwyne Estate Hits Market for $8.495 Million
A historic Gladwyne estate very reminiscent of old English castles is now on the market for $8.495 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. The home was originally built for a member of the Montgomery Scott family and took 10 years, from 1895 to 1905, to be built. In 1915 it was bought by…
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Opponents of Upper Gwynedd Affordable Apartment Complex Say It Violates Constitution
Approval of an affordable apartment complex in a light industrial zone in Upper Gwynedd has some residents concerned about the future of the township, writes Kevin Riordan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. A group of Upper Gwynedd residents, including Glenn Hatfield and a group called Friends of Upper Gwynedd Township, have filed a legal notice calling…
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You Could Have Untapped Money Just Sitting in Your Jewelry Box
Do you have jewelry you never wear anymore just collecting dust in your drawers? These pieces could be worth thousands of dollars, Main Line Today reports. Steve Schiffman, owner of D. Atlas Estates in Haverford, is in the business of helping people discover unrealized assets like old engagement rings. That money could be used for…
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Get into the Holiday Spirit with These Festive Montgomery County Drinks
If you are looking to make this holiday season sparkle even more than usual this year, try some of these festive holiday drinks served up by Montgomery County breweries, wineries, and distilleries. You can even use the Montco Makers Passport to sample all the inventive and delicious holiday drinks on the menu this year. Here’s…
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An Extra Special Christmas: Kelce Brothers’ Duet Hits Top of iTunes Charts
Jason and Travis Kelce teamed up on a special duet for the Philadelphia Eagles’ second Christmas album, “A Philly Special Christmas Special,” and fans love it. The holiday single, “Fairytale of Philadelphia” hit No. 2 on the iTunes charts just hours after it was released, writes Fox 29 staff. “This is incredibly humbling, thank you…
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Montgomery County Residents May Be Facing a Property Tax Increase in 2024
Montgomery County CFO Dean Dortone recently presented the proposed 2024 budget for Montgomery County, and it includes a property tax increase, writes Gregory Purcell for WFMZ. He presented both the proposed 2024 budget and a 5-year capital plan to the Montgomery County commissioners. Commission Chair Kenneth Lawrence and Vice-Chair Jamila Winder voted in favor of…
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Upper Gwynedd’s Marc Satalof Rolls Up His Sleeve One Last Time to Donate 280th Pint of Blood
Marc Satalof, a former Philly school teacher living in Upper Gwynedd, is retiring from the donating blood business after giving 35 gallons over more than 50 years, writes Tom Avril for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Satalof, 76, first donated blood when his mother had surgery at Penn Medicine more than 50 years ago. While she didn’t…
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New Owners of Bala Plaza Will Move Forward with Already Established Redevelopment Plan
The 5-building Bala Plaza complex was sold to FLD Group and the Adjmi family for $185 million and the new owners plan on keeping the current redevelopment plan in place, writes Paul Schwedelson for Philadelphia Business Journal. The sale of the Bala Cynwyd property is one of the largest multi-tenant suburban office sales in the…
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Bernie Robbins Jewelers Holding Multi-Million-Dollar Retirement Sale
The couple behind Bernie Robbins, one of the Delaware Valley’s leading luxury family-owned jewelers is retiring and holding a multi-million-dollar retirement sale starting November 16. Harvey and Madalyn, “Maddy”, Rovinsky have been in the jewelry business for over 57 years. Maddy’s father Bernie opened a small store in 1962 and together with Harvey who joined…
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Ambler’s The Lucky Well Closing, as Chef Chad Rosenthal Focuses on New Venture
Chad Rosenthal, chef and owner of The Lucky Well, is closing the Ambler restaurant on December 31, writes the staff at Around Ambler. While shutting down The Lucky Well restaurant, he said he is continuing in the hospitality industry with The Lucky Well – Experience Group. Rosenthal cited the rising costs of running a BBQ…
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Candlewood Suites King of Prussia Set to Break Ground in April
The developer of the 107-room Candlewood Suites King of Prussia is set to break ground on the project in April 2024, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The hotel at 850 Mancill Mill Road off West Valley Forge Road will be managed by Meyer Jabara Hotels. According to Rick Odorisio, senior vice president…
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Hill School Grad, Former Microsoft COO Helps Turn Seattle Art Museum into Alex Calder Destination
The Hill School graduate Jon Shirley, former president, COO, and director of the Microsoft Corporation, and his wife, Kim, have been longtime supporters of the Seattle Art Museum, writes Chadd Scott for Forbes. Thanks to their latest transformative gift, the museum has been transformed into an Alexander Calder destination. “Calder is one of the most…
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Longtime Main Line Favorite Brian Seymour Releases First LP in Over Decade
Brian Seymour, a longtime Main Line favorite, recently released his latest album, American Courage, his first LP in over a decade, writes Brendan King for the Main Line Today. The New Jersey native performs regularly at Main Line venues. He started working on the album in 2020. “I sat down during the pandemic to write…
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Radnor Will Soon Be Getting Two Electric Police Vehicles Thanks to a State Grant
The Radnor Board of Commissioners recently approved the purchase of two electric vehicles for its police fleet, writes Richard Ilgenfritz for Main Line Media News. The new police cars are F-150 Lightning SuperCrew Cab all-electric vehicles. The purchase is being funded by a state Local Share Account Grant. The vehicles each cost $54,471. When the…
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Many First-time Grandparents Choosing Alternatives to ‘Grandma’ or ‘Grandpop’
From “Gigi” to “Grandsire the Benevolent,” grandparents are choosing to express their individuality with unique alternative names instead of more traditional choices like “Grandma” or “Grandpop,” writes Beth DeCarbo for The Wall Street Journal. The reasons why have a lot to do with the rampant ageism in the U.S. Many men and women who first…
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Create Magical Christmas Memories at These Montgomery County Tree Farms
Add to the specialness of Christmas this year by taking the family to a tree farm to pick out the perfect Christmas tree, writes Lisa Dukart for Main Line Today. Have fun personally selecting your tree at one of these four Montgomery County tree farms, creating magical memories while you are it. Located at 1093…
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First Bank House of the Week: Luxurious Modern Home in Ambler Blends Colonial, Farmhouse Aesthetics
A stunning modern Ambler home blending colonial and farmhouse aesthetics with six bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms is available for sale. This new construction home boasts a spacious floor plan with a beautiful central staircase and uniquely luxurious finishes, along with an entertainment-oriented finished basement. Many highlights include a living room with lots…
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Penn Community Bank’s Funding of Startup Bucks Grant Helps Innovators Grow Their Companies
How Bucks County-based startup MentoMind harnesses the power of AI and Startup Bucks grant funding to improve students’ SAT preparedness. Amit Jain is on a mission to change digital SAT prep and the narrative around artificial intelligence (AI), one practice test at a time. Co-founder and CEO of MentoMind, a Bucks County-based startup that is…
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