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Hatfield Launches New Phillies Franks, Smoked Sausage
Hatfield and the Philadelphia Phillies announced the new design of Hatfield’s Phillies Stadium Style Franks and Phillies Smoked Sausage during Monday night’s game at Citizens Bank Park. Hatfield’s Smiley the Pig and the Phillie Phanatic revealed the Philly’s Favorite updated look during the first Hatfield Phillies Franks Dollar Dog Night of the 2017 baseball season.…
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Montgomery County Careers – PRA Health Sciences
PRA (Pharmaceutical Research Associates) Health Sciences, with a location in Blue Bell, provides clinical development services including drug development and regulatory strategy plans, phase I clinical trials, phase II through IV multi-center clinical trials, development and analysis of integrated global clinical databases, and more. Site Management Associate This position recruits and evaluates potential sites for…
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Flexible-Stay Residence Coming to King of Prussia’s Main Street
King of Prussia is getting a new living option in the new flexible-stay residence Korman Communities is creating at the Village at Valley Forge, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. Work on the building has already started, and is expected to be completed this winter. The facility is part of Korman’s AVE suburban living option,…
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Fun Employment Opportunity at Elmwood Park Zoo
If you are looking for a fun job opportunity, Elmwood Park Zoo is holding tryouts for Adventure Guides at Treetop Adventures, its popular zip line and ropes park. During the tryouts, anyone interested is granted free admission to a small section of the course and given the opportunity to submit an application for the job.…
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Godshall’s Celebrates Earth Day with 4,000th Solar Module
Souderton’s Godshall’s Quality Meats celebrated Earth Day by passing the landmark of having more than 4,000 solar modules powering the three facilities it operates across the state. The seven decade old company is constantly looking at ways to innovate its production processes and using solar energy is just one of its many projects. “We’re excited…
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King of Prussia’s Unilife at Risk of Closure
Unilife, the King of Prussia developer of wearable injectors used for drug delivery, is at risk of closure without new financing, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal. In a filing that was submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this month, Unilife stated that its unaudited cash balance was about $6.3 million as…
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Montgomery County Careers – JBS Souderton
With a location in Souderton, JBS is the world’s biggest beef (and pork, poultry, and lamb) processor and exporter, also offering cooked and canned meats, ready-to-eat meals, and hides and dairy products. Electronic Superintendent This position supports and executes electronic improvement processes and projects to improve plant and equipment performance, calibrates, maintains, and/or repairs electrical controls,…
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Horsham’s MRA Group Acquires Former Rohm & Haas Campus in Spring House
Horsham’s MRA Group has acquired the former Rohm & Haas Campus in Spring House, rebranding the 133 acre property as Spring House Technology Park. Horsham’s MRA Group has acquired the 133 acre site formerly known as the Rohm & Haas Campus in Spring House. The site at 727 Norristown Road, which includes eleven buildings covering…
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House of the Week: Stunning Bryn Mawr Carriage House
Built in 1915, this former carriage house will immediately stun visitors with its five column, two-story, front porch, writes Taylor Carson for Philadelphia Magazine. Now a five-bedroom home, it includes 5,000-square-feet of interior space on two levels and a separate self-contained one-bedroom cottage ideal for guests. The house’s main level open floor plan design includes…
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Preliminary Results Spell Good News for Inovio’s Ebola Vaccine
Plymouth Meeting’s Inovio Pharmaceuticals received good news from the preliminary results of its expanded stage phase I study of EBOV-001, the company’s Ebola vaccine candidate. The expanded study focused on examining different regimens of its Ebola DNA vaccine. The results across both stages of the trial demonstrated that 95 percent of participants in the study…
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Most Distracted Driving Offenders in Pennsylvania are Men
Distracted driving violations are on the rise in Pennsylvania, and men are the main culprits, according to a report by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, writes Mari A. Schaefer for Philly.com. Citations for driving while distracted have soared by 52 percent in the Keystone State from 2014 to 2016. Men accounted for 70 percent…
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From Chesco: Phoenixville Native, Deputy Sheriff Rejects Special Treatment, Showcases Grit
By the Chester County Sheriff’s Office A former Marine brought an exemplary background with him when he applied for a position as a Chester County deputy sheriff in 2014. Both the credentials and demeanor of Mike Sarro, 37, an award-winning, 2013 graduate of the Delaware County Police Academy, prompted praise that was followed by a…
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Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits Earns Five Awards at Craft Spirits Conference
Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits earned five awards at last week’s Craft Spirits Conference. Hosted by the American Distilling Institute, the oldest and largest organization of small-batch, independently-owned distillers in the United States, the annual event brings together distillers from all over the world and includes workshops, tours, and the “Judging of Craft Spirits.” [uam_ad id=”51712″] Advertisement…
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Montgomery County Careers – Merck
Merck, with multiple locations in the greater Philadelphia area, is one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies and a global healthcare leader with a diversified portfolio of prescription medicines, vaccines, and animal health products. Associate Specialist, Chargeback Analyst This position provides analytical support for the adjudication of indirect contract sales claims, the validation and investigation…
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Bala Cynwyd NBC10 Studio Building Up for Sale
The Bala Cynwyd building that houses NBC10’s television studio has been put up for sale in preparation for the stations’ move into its new premises in the new Comcast Technology Center currently under construction in Center City, writes Natalie Kostelni for Philadelphia Business Journal. The 97,614-square-foot building has been a broadcasting studio for over six…
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J.C. Penny Closes Its Stores in King of Prussia and Willow Grove Malls
J.C. Penney stores in King of Prussia Mall and Willow Grove Park Mall will be permanently closing their doors to customers on June 18, writes Suzette Parmley for Philly.com. The closures are part of the decision announced last month to close nearly 14 percent of the company’s store portfolio. According to J.C. Penney’s spokesman Joey…
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Despite Lack of Skilled Workers, Montco Manufactures are Optimistic
A recent get together of manufacturers held at the Valley Forge Casino Resort projected optimism and a positive future but emphasized the lack of skilled workers, writes Jane M. Von Bergen for Philly.com. The event, sponsored by the Manufacturing Alliance of Bucks and Montgomery Counties, was attended by around 80 manufacturers. One of the key…
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From Delco: Swarthmore College Launches $450 Million Capital Campaign
Change is coming to Swarthmore College’s campus following the launch of its $450 million capital campaign, writes Alison Burdo for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The planned development is part of the college’s ongoing drive to connect its science disciplines under one roof. The new building will be the home of the biology, engineering, and psychology…
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