Collegeville
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New Program at Ursinus Represents the College’s ‘Next Exciting Chapter’ in Its Commitment to Women’s Athletics
This fall, Ursinus College in Collegeville will become the eighth college or university in Pennsylvania with an NCAA women’s wrestling program, writes Matt Hagy for Ursinus College News. It will also become the first Centennial Conference school to offer women’s wrestling to its students as a varsity sport. “The start of our women’s wrestling program…
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Providence Town Center in Collegeville Sells for $162M, New Owners Plan to Revamp to Attract More Tenants, Shoppers
A venture between Maryland’s Finmarc Management and KPR Centers of New York has bought Providence Town Center in Collegeville for $161.75 million, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The new owners are planning to revamp parts of the 760,000-square-foot retail center to attract more tenants and shoppers. The open-air retail property is situated…
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Damaged Montco Parcels of Land to See New Life, Planned as Open Space After Hurricane Ida
In September, many areas in Montgomery County were ravaged by Hurricane Ida, and now the Montgomery County Planning Commission and the Montgomery County Commissioners are seeking to repurpose the damaged areas in Perkiomen Township, writes Rachel Ravina for The Reporter. Montgomery County Planning Commission representatives can now apply for grant funding through the Pennsylvania Department…
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Collegeville’s Ursinus College Welcomes 19th President, Robyn Hannigan
Ursinus University in Collegeville is excited to announce its new 19th President, Robyn Hannigan. She is now entrusted to lead a historic liberal arts college where asking questions and finding answers are a way of life. “Ursinus’s values are what drew my attention,” says Hannigan, who will begin her presidency on July 1, 2022. “My…
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St. Eleanor Parish in Collegeville Hosting Food Drive to Benefit Montco Food Pantries Feb. 5th & 6th
St. Eleanor Parish will be hosting a Food Drive to benefit those in the greater-Collegeville area who are most in need. The drive, which is being sponsored by the teens of the St. Eleanor Parish Youth Ministry will take place on February 5th and 6th. “By hosting this drive, we hope that the less fortunate…
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Collegeville Bakery Serves Up More Than Just Food to the Local Community
One of the local hotspots in Montgomery County is Collegeville Bakery, which serves up delicious Italian cuisine every day of the week, reports Khiree Stewart for PHL17. During Stewart’s visit, Collegeville Bakery’s owner Steve showed him how to cook up a breakfast pizza, fresh wood-oven baked wings, and how their various Girl Scout Cookie milkshakes…
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Join the Age-Friendly Community Initiative for the Royersford and Collegeville Region on Jan. 12
On January 12, 2022, local leaders, politicians, businesses, and community members will come together at Ursinus College to explore how the 422 Coalition on Aging can help older adults remain independent and in their community for as long as possible by creating supportive environments and thriving neighborhoods for them and those that care for them.…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Collegeville Resort-like Estate With Inground Pool, Par 3 Golf Link, and Pond
Looking for a quiet retreat from the city or beautiful park-like grounds to entertain, look no further than 262 Clayhor Avenue in Collegeville. From the moment you enter through the private gate into the fenced 9.5-acre property, you will be wowed by the picturesque and well-manicured grounds, including a huge pond with water feature, bridges…
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King of Prussia’s Reliant Group Announces Acquisition of Collegeville Saladworks Franchise
Reliant Group of Companies, one of Pennsylvania’s leading ground-up and early-stage investment firms, has announced that it has signed an agreement with Saladworks, LLC, the nation’s leading fast-casual salad franchise, for a new location at the Providence Town Center in Collegeville, PA. Timothy Burns, President of the Reliant Group of Companies, stated, “We’re thrilled to partner with Saladworks to bring a vibrant new…
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Remembering Ursinus College Professor Who Turned Theater and Dancing into Academic Subjects
When Joyce Henry joined Ursinus College in 1972 to teach in the English department and advise the drama club, the theater was not even an academic major, writes Ed Moorhouse for ursinus.edu. “It existed and was vibrant, but it was something of an extracurricular activity for students,” said Professor of Theater Domenick Scudera. “She was…
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New Ursinus College Building Recognized with 2021 Montgomery Award
Ursinus College has been honored with the 2021 Montgomery Award which recognizes the best in planning and design, environmental sustainability, and advocacy in Montgomery County, for the Schellhase Commons, an exceptional adaptive reuse project in Collegeville Borough. This prestigious honor for planning and design is awarded by the Montgomery County Planning Commission. “The college’s inspiration…
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Collegeville’s Pfizer Reaches Agreement with Experimental COVID-19 Drug in Low-Income Nations
Pfizer, a pharmaceutical giant with a significant presence in Collegeville, has agreed to share the license of its experimental COVID-19 drug, potentially opening up the treatment to millions of people in low-income nations, write Adam Taylor and Claire Parker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According to Pfizer, the pill regimen called Paxlovid reduces the risk of…
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Ursinus’ First Woman President Has Unique Perspective of Liberal Arts School
Jill Leauber Marsteller, Ursinus College’s first woman president, has a unique perspective of the liberal arts school as a former student, alumna, parent, and senior vice president for advancement, writes Ed Moorhouse for ursinus.edu. While studying at Ursinus, Marsteller originally wanted to teach in high school. But after impressing the then Academic Dean of the College, Richard Bozorth, with…
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Wegmans-anchored Providence Town Center in Collegeville Up for Sale
Providence Town Center, the open-air shopping center anchored by Wegmans in Collegeville, has hit the market, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 760,000-square-foot property that is currently owned by Brandolini Company is expected to sell for upwards of an estimated $160 million. The retail center is positioned on 80 acres. The Wegmans…
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Philadelphia Eagles Name Perkiomen Valley’s Rob Heist as High School Coach of the Week
Philadelphia Eagles have named Perkiomen Valley High School Head Coach Rob Heist as the first Eagles High School Coach of the Week for the 2021 season, writes Jillian Oddo for philadelphiaeagles.com. Heist has spent 18 years on the sideline, the last six as the head coach at his alma mater. Prior to that, he was…
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Collegeville’s Kimberton Whole Foods Goes Above and Beyond to Support Local Producers
For Terry Brett, co-founder of Kimberton Whole Foods, commitment to organic and local foods has been a priority since he first opened a small onsite store on the farm he used to run with his wife, Patricia, writes Melania Juntti for the New Hope Network. Now with six locations, including the largest store in Collegeville…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Paradise Awaits You at Gorgeous Collegeville Residence
This desirable estate sits on about a half-acre, with a two-car garage, and a driveway leading to your own private paradise. This Collegeville home is listed for $699,900, with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and 4,786 sq ft. It is located at 4011 Bittersweet Circle. . The vast living room opens up with desirable natural light…































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