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i76 Solutions expands and relocates headquarters to Plymouth Meeting
i76 Solutions is a strategic marketing agency, and a partner to Google, that connects brands to consumers through digital marketing. i76 Solutions is excited to announce the relocation and expansion of its headquarters to 676 W. Germantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting, PA, according to prweb.com. The old historic building that will serve as their new…
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Montgomery County Foundation launches report on women’s status
The Montgomery County Foundation Inc. is launching the study “The Status of Women in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania: 2018 Report.” This initiative is in line with the Foundation’s role as a Catalyst for Community Solutions: exploring, identifying and addressing important needs and opportunities for growth and change in the County. [uam_ad id=”54865″] The Foundation commissioned this…
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Foulkeways-Gwynedd welcomes new CEO
After an exhaustive national search, the board of directors is pleased to announce that Phil DeBaun, current CEO of the Kendal-Crosslands retirement community and a long-time advocate for retirement communities is coming on board as the next CEO of Foulkeways-Gwynedd. DeBaun, who served for 13 years as CEO of the Kendal-Crosslands community, takes the helm…
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Plymouth Meeting Doubletree hires new executive team
Cimei, Ridolf, Luongo, and Backes are industry veterans looking to hit the ground running. The Doubletree Suites by Hilton Philadelphia West and Crescent Hotels & Resorts are proud to announce the appointing of a new executive leadership team at the property. The 253- room, all suite property was added to the Crescent Hotels & Resorts…
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Montgomery County Department of Public Safety holding a telecommunicator hiring marathon
The Montgomery County Department of Public Safety is looking for the best to answer the call, literally, thousands of times per day. The department is recruiting for a new class of telecommunicators to begin training later this spring. An Open Testing/Hiring Marathon, including tours of the 9-1-1 Center, for interested applicants will be held on…
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Washington Memorial Chapel appoints Reverend Mark Nestlehutt as Rector
The Washington Memorial Chapel has announced the appointment of Reverend Mark Nestlehutt as its sixth Rector in its 116 year-history. In this position, he will serve as the community’s main preacher and teacher and will be responsible for helping the parish to articulate its vision and carry out its mission as a community seeking to follow Christ.…
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Roman hired as area director of Aqua Pennsylvania’s Eastern operations
Aqua Pennsylvania announced today that it has hired Terrence Roman as area director of its Eastern Operations, which includes its service areas in Montgomery and Bucks counties. Roman is responsible for distribution system construction and maintenance operations, which includes the installation and replacement of water mains, service lines, valves, hydrants and all assets involved in…
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Hundreds of jobs available at Montgomery County Job Fair
Spring is a time for renewal, especially for job seekers on the hunt for new opportunities. Unemployment rates may be at the lowest level since the year 2000, but that doesn’t mean employees aren’t looking to advance in their careers – or try out a new profession. Jobseekers can compete for the next big career…
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Dischell Bartle Dooley Adds Three Attorneys to its Team
Dischell Bartle Dooley, one of suburban Philadelphia’s leading law firms, has added three attorneys with a combined 68 years of experience. The lawyers joining the firm are Jessica L. Torres, Robert G. Rosen, and George E. Saba Jr. “We know results matter to our clients,” said Dischell Bartle Dooley Managing Partner Frank Bartle. “The addition…
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Montco profiles: Lori Shemtob
Your full name? Lori Kessler Shemtob Where were you born and where did you grow up? I was born in Boston, Massachusetts and raised in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Marblehead was a small town on the water. What are some of your fondest memories of where you grew up? Some of my fondest memories growing up were…
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City Ave District presents Free Lunch & Learn event
March is Women’s History Month, a month which honors the extraordinary achievements of American women. In keeping true to the month, The City Ave District invites women from all over the District to attend this free event. On Wednesday, March 27, the City Ave District will present a Free Lunch & Learn; How to Build…
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MCCC to host 17th Criminal Justice and Public Safety Career Expo
Students and community members have the opportunity to explore careers in criminal justice and public safety during Montgomery County Community College’s 17th Criminal Justice and Public Safety Career Expo on Wednesday, April 3, from 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. The free event will be held at the college’s Central Campus, 340 DeKalb Pike, Blue Bell. The event…
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Plymouth Township welcomes new employees
The Plymouth Township Council unanimously approved the hiring of a new police officer, a new fire marshal and a new fire police officer during Monday night’s meeting. “We’re going to welcome some new members to the Plymouth Township family,” Township Council Chair Marty Higgins said before the new employees were sworn in. Lifelong Plymouth Township…
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Gov. Wolf’s Employment First policy helps Pennsylvanians with disabilities find work
More people with disabilities in Pennsylvania continued to gain new jobs last year, continuing a trend from the year prior. The newly published 2018 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium shows Pennsylvania is currently ranked 30th out of 50 states with 329,760 of the 880,799 working-age (18-64) people with disabilities being employed. This gives the state an employment rate of…
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Philadelphia’s suburban developers look to the future
The suburbs of Philadelphia are beginning to catch up with the demand from multifamily households. The real estate community is going with a long term approach to the suburbs, looking past the immediate downturns of the markets and focusing their attention on future market cycles. The real estate community is looking further into the future…
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Variety’s new CEO Dominque Bernardo still proud of Spelling Bee championship
The Board of Directors of Variety – the Children’s Charity of the Delaware Valley recently announced that Dominique Bernardo, MBA, MSW joined the organization as Chief Executive Officer. Bernardo has more than 17 years with Congreso de Latinos Unidos, a non-profit with a mission to enable individuals and families in predominantly Latino neighborhoods to achieve self-sufficiency and well-being.…
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AAUW Lansdale’s STEM Eye-Opener for girls at MCCC
“Discover Your Future,” presented by AAUW Lansdale Branch in conjunction with Montgomery County Community College, is a day of interactive workshops conducted by outstanding women leaders and role models in Biology, Chemistry, Technology, Engineering, Physics and Math. Designed for girls in grades 5-8, the program creates a fun environment to inspire girls about opportunities in…
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Norristown Police Department Integrates for Good
By Whitney Evelyn A meeting of minds was held at the Norristown branch of the Senior Adult Activities Center on February 15th, 2019. The Indian Creek Foundation, The Sleeping Mat Project and Integrate For Good, a newly founded not for profit organization, presented officers of the Norristown Police Department with a vital item to add to…
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