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Ardent Credit Union plans to patent new ‘cube’ bank
Ardent Credit Union wants to patent a “cube” branch for office lobbies and shopping malls, and hopes to eventually market the idea to other financial services companies, writes Jeff Blumenthal for bizjournals.com. The idea of the cube was born when CEO Rob Werner and COO Wade Bennett were thinking of a different approach to banking,…
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Ursinus College’s entrepreneur in residence receives 2019 Leavey Award
Maureen Cumpstone, a restaurateur and caterer who was Ursinus College’s first entrepreneur in residence, has been named one of eight recipients of the 2019 Leavey Awards for Excellence in Private Enterprise Education. Cumpstone, who received the Ursinus appointment in 2016, is being honored for her leadership of the college’s U-Imagine Center for Integrative and Entrepreneurial…
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Men to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes in support of Montgomery County domestic violence agency
Are You Man Enough? Laurel House is hosting its annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®: The International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence. The Laurel House event will be held on May 4th at Pfizer’s Collegeville Campus and is RAIN OR SHINE. Preston Elliot of WMMR’s Preston and Steve Show…
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DeLuca Homes kicks off spring with The Enclave at Providence
DeLuca Homes announces the Grand Opening of The Enclave at Providence, its new community in Collegeville, on Saturday, May 4th from 11am to 4pm. There will be refreshments, and tours of the fully decorated new model – including the design center featuring all the latest design trends. The Grand Opening will take place at 3813 Evansburg Rd.,…
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Steel City Coffeehouse proposes second location in Collegeville
Phoenixville’s Steel City Coffeehouse and Brewery is currently looking into opening in Collegeville Borough. They are proposing to establish a second coffee cafe, restaurant and brew pub in the former Ursinus College Commonwealth dorm at 500 East Main Street across from Marzella’s Pizza. The venue would include a nano brewery and a listening room for local and regional…
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Richard Wesselt announces new Financial Learning Center
Richard Wesselt, founder and principal of Wesselt Capital Group, announced the opening of Family Generational Wealth Model, a new learning center offering an introduction to building a financial plan. The learning center is geared toward young adults who are college age or in the early stages of their careers. The 18-seat learning center will offer…
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Realty One Group announces new office in Collegeville
Realty ONE Group, a dynamic, full-service real estate brokerage and the fastest growing independent real estate brand in the nation, has expanded into Collegeville, PA. The rapid expansion adds to the momentum, providing more distinction in the marketplace. Michael F Howell, Realty ONE Group Restore, CEO and broker/owner in the Southeastern Pennsylvania region, states, “We…
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Joseph Vanelli III joins Wesselt Capital Group as agent, strategic planning analyst
Wesselt Capital Group announced that Joseph Vanelli III has joined the firm as an agent and strategic planning analyst. In this role, Vanelli will analyze the financial portfolios of clients to assist them in strategically planning for all current and future financial needs with the goal of helping them achieve financial security. [uam_ad id=”54865″] Vanelli…
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Exhibition at Berman Museum explores opioid crisis through artist’s lens
A Lebanon, Pa.-based artist is expressing his personal experiences with the opioid crisis in museum exhibition co-curated by Ursinus College students at the Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art. In Bearing Witness, running through May 18, Adam DelMarcelle responds to losing his brother to a heroin overdose and discovering countless more families torn apart by addiction. [uam_ad…
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Recent Communications rings in the season with holiday hotline
Recent Communications, Inc., a local full-service telecommunications company based in Collegeville, kicks off the season with a festive holiday hotline. Offering holiday cheer and an entertaining way to showcase their VoIP service options, individuals of all ages can call into the Recent Communications Holiday Hotline at (484) 552-2180 from now until December 25th to have…
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PennDOT to host meeting for Perkiomen Creek Crossing improvement project in Montgomery County
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) will hold anopen house public plans display on Wednesday, November 14 at 7:00 PM in Methacton High School at 1005 Kriebel Mill Road in Eagleville to inform citizens about the upcoming project to improve travel and safety on both sides of the bridge carrying Ridge Pike over Perkiomen Creek in Collegeville Borough and Lower Providence…
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BeBalanced Hormone Weight Loss Center opens location in Collegeville
Overeating isn’t always the major reason for carrying extra weight. And sometimes it’s not how much you eat, it’s what you eat that causes issues. Now, women in Collegeville area searching for help in their weight loss journey have a new resource — BeBalanced Hormone Weight Loss Center, 305 2nd Ave., writes Donna Rovins in The…
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Ursinus College dedicates new $29 million center
A new era for science education and undergraduate student research at Ursinus College is underway. The college’s $29 million Innovation and Discovery Center (IDC) was dedicated on Saturday, Oct. 27 during a special public event celebrating the new interdisciplinary facility which, for the first time in the college’s history, combines science, policy and entrepreneurship under one roof. [gap…
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Cushman and Wakefield Brokers $32 million sale of Highview I and II in Collegeville
Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the $32 million sale of Highview I & II (200 and 400 Campus Drive) in Collegeville. Maguire Hayden Real Estate Company acquired the 183,363-square-foot, Class A office portfolio from TA Realty. Joseph B. Hill, Jr., executive director with Cushman & Wakefield, led the Pennsylvania Capital Markets team of Robert Yoshimura, Eric…
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Ursinus College to begin construction on New Commons
Ursinus College will soon have a new “front door” to its campus at Main Street and Fifth Avenue. Scheduled to open during fall 2019, the $7 million, 16,805-square-foot Commons will be a welcome center for prospective students and their families and a new hub for social activity on campus, as well as a gathering space…
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Employees from Dow Center in Collegeville volunteer to provide books to preschoolers
Twenty employees from The Dow Chemical Company’s New Employee Orientation joined RSVP in a community volunteer activity designed to engage new employees into Dow’s culture of service and impact. As part of the joint outreach efforts of RSVP and the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, this partnership matches corporate volunteers with…
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Collegville chemist creates natural products for curly-haired girls
Mumbi Dunjwa married the undeniable fact that curly hair loves moisture and married it with a serious chemistry to create Naturaz, a curly-girl product line available in 12 ShopRites and Fresh Grocers throughout the Philadelphia region. The five products in the Naturaz collection — a conditioning shampoo, styling moisturizer, dehydrating mist and tangler, curl-defining gel, and curl-defining…
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Collegeville’s Allied Wire and Cable honored in Washington for exports
Allied Wire & Cable has been recognized with the Presidential “E” Star Award for Exports. Allied co-owner and co-president Tim Flynn traveled to Washington, D.C. May 22 to receive the award, presented by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross. Forty-three companies and organizations from across the country were recognized with the President’s “E” and “E”…
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