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David Simon, CEO of Simon Property Group, Owner of King of Prussia Mall, Dies at 64
David Simon, president and CEO of Simon Property Group, the owner of King of Prussia Mall, died at 64 on March 22 following a battle with cancer, according to a staff report from WUSA9. Simon was “the singular leader who built Simon Property Group into the largest and most admired retail real estate company in…
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Power Line Proposal Sparks Fresh Debate in Limerick
A proposed power transmission line in Limerick Township is adding a new layer to the ongoing debate surrounding data center development, writes Justin Heinze for Patch. The project would include a mile-long electrical line crossing the Schuylkill River, connecting infrastructure from PECO’s Lock Substation in East Coventry to existing lines near the Limerick Generating Station.…
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Conshohocken’s Cencora Prepares for Leadership Change This Summer
Conshohocken’s Cencora is preparing for a major leadership transition as executive vice president and chief financial officer James Cleary plans to step down, writes Sydney Halleman for HealthCareDive. The company said Cleary will officially step down on June 30, but will remain with Cencora through the end of the year in an advisory capacity as…
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New Supportive Housing Center Coming to Norristown
Montgomery County is building a new supportive housing center in Norristown to help residents experiencing homelessness, according to Jim Melwert for KYW Newsradio. Montgomery County officials broke ground on a new supportive housing center in Norristown, marking another step in the county’s effort to address homelessness. The facility, located near the county’s Health and Human…
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Montco Man Ate Chick-fil-A Six Days a Week… For 5 Years!
Dan Limbauan, a 28-year-old Montgomery County resident, has eaten Chick-fil-A every day for the past five years, just skipping Sundays when the restaurant is closed, writes Marcella Baietto for CBS News Philadelphia. “Starting July 24, 2020, I’ve gone every single day that Chick-fil-A has been open, except for Sundays, of course,” said Limbauan. The fast-food…
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Spring House Tavern in Ambler Serves Some of Best Prime Rib in Pennsylvania
The Spring House Tavern, nestled inside a stone building in Ambler, serves some of the best prime ribs in Pennsylvania, writes James Morgan for the Family Destinations Guide. Located at the intersection of Bethlehem Pike and Sumneytown Pike, the fieldstone building has endured for centuries, hosting countless travelers, residents, and food lovers over the years.…
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ZeroEyes Introduces Tech That Brings Gun Detection Off the Grid
Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes is expanding how its technology can be deployed with the launch of ZeroLink, the company announced in a press release. The company, known for its AI-based gun detection platform and U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation, said ZeroLink allows its software to operate off-network, opening the door for use in locations…
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Major Donation From Bala Cynwyd’s Jeff Yass Funds Philadelphia School Expansion
A major donation from the region’s wealthiest billionaire is helping fuel a workforce-focused expansion at a Philadelphia school, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Bala Cynwyd’s Jeff Yass, founder of Susquehanna International Group, has awarded $2.5 million to Liguori Academy in Kensington through the Yass Foundation for Education. The funding will support the…
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First Bank House of the Week: Upper Dublin Estate With Private Apartment
Priced at $1,585,000, this Upper Dublin property delivers a blend of luxury, space, and versatility. See the full listing at Realtor.com. Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac, the seven-bedroom, 4.5-bath home spans more than 6,000 square feet and is designed to accommodate both everyday living and large-scale entertaining. . . A grand two-story foyer with a…
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The Bold Move That Could Have Derailed Bradley Cooper’s Rise
Jenkintown native Bradley Cooper took a risk early in his career that could have potentially torpedoed everything, writes Alexia Fernández for People. Before becoming one of Hollywood’s biggest names, Cooper was a regular on the hit TV series Alias. But as his role began to shrink, frustration grew. Instead of waiting it out, he made…
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Kutztown University Named 2026–2027 Military Friendly Gold School for Veteran Support
Kutztown University continues to build on its commitment to those who served, earning national recognition in the process. Kutztown University has been named a 2026 to 2027 Military Friendly School and earned Gold status. The designation reflects how well KU supports veterans, service members, and military families from enrollment through career placement. More than 3,200…
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Momentum, Measured: Five Key Takeaways from King of Prussia District’s 2026 Report to the Community
King of Prussia District has launched its 2026 Report to the Community, an interactive website showcasing King of Prussia’s 2025 development activity and commercial market performance, as well as the District’s impact. Founded in 2010, the District is dedicated to accelerating economic growth by making KOP vibrant, attractive, and prosperous. The report provides insights into…
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Penn State Great Valley to Host 14th Annual Golf Outing on May 19
Penn State Great Valley will host its 14th Annual Golf Outing on Tuesday, May 19 at Applecross Country Club in Downingtown. Corporate partners, Penn Staters, and golf lovers are invited to enjoy a day out on the green, delicious food and cocktails, a silent auction, and plenty of fun. All proceeds support student scholarships at…
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Airport Just Outside of Bucks County Unaffected by TSA Staffing Shortages
While Philadelphia International Airport has had to temporarily close security checkpoints due to TSA staffing shortages, the Trenton-Mercer Airport has continued to operate as usual, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. TSA staffing shortages have persisted as a result of the current partial government shutdown, resulting in longer wait times for flyers. According to Sam Weiss, deputy director of communication for Mercer…
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WSJ: Local News Outlet Joins National Publications in Using AI for Reporting, Expanded Coverage
Reporters at newsrooms both locally and nationally are using artificial intelligence for a variety of reasons, and that includes The Philadelphia Inquirer, writes Alexandra Bruell for The Wall Street Journal. While many newsrooms see chatbots and AI-powered search engines as a threat, others are finding ways to use it to their advantage. Last year, The…
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West Chester Home Listed for $8.8 Million Feels Like Living in a ‘Piece of Art’
A 24,000-square-foot West Chester home made up entirely of concrete, steel, and glass hit the market recently for $8.8 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The ultra-modern residence boasts an all-glass cylinder with views of the pool and front yard. There is also another glass-encased walkway at the back of the house…
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Meet Taylor Swift’s Dad, Bryn Mawr Native Scott Swift
Scott Swift, a Bryn Mawr native, is the father of superstar Taylor Swift who has been a constant support to his daughter throughout her entire career, writes Emily Hodgkin for the Daily Express US. The 71-year-old Swift worked as a stockbroker and financial advisor for The Swift Group under Merrill Lynch. He and his wife,…
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Montgomery County Leadership: Alex Balagour, EVP and Chief Information Officer, C&N | Banking, Lending, Wealth Management
Alex Balagour, EVP and Chief Information Officer at C&N, spoke with MONTCO Today about his globe-hopping childhood as the son of an economist and an electrical engineer from what was then Soviet Ukraine. Balagour immigrated to the U.S. with his parents when he was 16 and spent his youth exploring the offerings of his local…
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