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Conshohocken’s ‘Wellness Kitchenista’ Shares Easy Tips for Using Food to Heal
Jessica DeLuise, the Conshohocken physician assistant and blogger behind The Wellness Kitchenista, loves sharing practical and easy tips for using food as medicine, writes Gina Tomaine for the Philadelphia Magazine. DeLuise, who has over a decade of clinical experience, is currently practicing at American Family Care in Conshohocken. She is also certified as a culinary…
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Conshohocken’s Templeton Foundation Hopes to Bridge Divide Between Religion, Science
The John Templeton Foundation, with its Conshohocken headquarters, is hoping to help bridge the widening divide between religion and science, writes Sandy Hingston for the Philadelphia Magazine. The foundation has already invested more than a billion and a half dollars into research that is trying to reconcile the spiritual and the secular. The foundation named…
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David’s Bridal’s Augmented Reality Web Site Allows Brides To View Their Gowns From Every Angle
Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal has made online shopping more satisfying for future brides by adding 3D and augmented reality to its website, writes Sarah Mahoney for the Media Post. The new features make it possible for customers to view gowns at a full 360-degree angle. They can also walk around in the dresses and see how…
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REI, with Several Local Sites, Saw Its Business Boom During Pandemic
Recreational Equipment, the nation’s leading retailer of outdoor recreational products with locations in King of Prussia and Conshohocken, saw its business boom during the pandemic, writes Jason Nark for The Philadelphia Inquirer. REI is organized as a consumers’ co-op and sells everything from tents to climbing equipment to kayaking gear. The company had to close…
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Conshohocken Commercial Real Estate Market ‘Can Hold its Own Through Anything’
Despite the pandemic, Conshohocken-based Oliver Tyrone Pulver has reported great success with its local office buildings so far this year, writes Matthew Rothstein for the BisNow. “I’m always bullish on Conshohocken,” said Oliver Tyrone Pulver’s Vice President Esther Pulver. “This market can hold its own through anything.” Adding that highway and transit accessibility combined with…
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ArcelorMittal Sells Historic Conshohocken Steel Mill
Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs has agreed to buy ArcelorMittal USA’s 19 steel mills and iron mines, including the plants in Conshohocken and Coatesville, for $1.4 billion, writes Joseph DiStefano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. This purchase, together with several other acquisitions, will transform Cleveland-Cliffs into the largest flat-rolled steelmaker in North America, with 25,000 employees and $17 billion…
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CEO of Conshohocken-Based Tandigm Health Writes Song Dedicated to Nurses
Frank Ingari, CEO of Conshohocken-based Tandigm Health, is honoring all of the nurses who have been working tirelessly through the pandemic with a song he wrote titled “My Hero Is A Nurse,” writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Ingari was a musician before he became a healthcare executive, including being a member of R&B…
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Conshohocken Artist Couple Achieves Global Fame with Butter Sculptures
Conshohocken artists Jim Victor and Marie Pelton have achieved global fame by turning thousands of pounds of butter into works of art, writes Jason Nark for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Together, the couple make large butter sculptures for numerous agricultural shows and fairs all over the country. They are also responsible for most of the butter…
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New York State Fair 2020 Butter Sculpture Created By Conshohocken Artists Gets Virtual Unveiling
The butter sculpture created by Conshohocken artists Jim Victor and Marie Pelton for New York State Fair 2020 was virtually unveiled earlier this month, according to a staff report from FOX 40. Despite the cancelation of the fair, the 52nd Annual American Dairy Association North East Butter Sculpture was brought to life on the New…
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Philadelphia Magazine: Three Montco Craft Breweries to Visit by Cycling
With cycling popularity on the rise due to COVID-19, a plethora of bike trails across the Philadelphia Area, and plenty of breweries to visit, local cyclists are participating in brewery rides, write Laura Brzyski and Amanda Paule in Philadelphia Magazine. Some breweries are easier to access by bike than others. A few local cyclists, who…
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Conshohocken Project a Bright Spot Among Keystone Property Group’s Suburban Properties
Keystone Property Group’s $325 million project in Conshohocken known as Sora West is the company’s highlight among its suburban properties, writes Jacob Adelman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Conshohocken-based company’s suburban office spaces have been negatively affected by the coronavirus pandemic, as a growing number of businesses move to reduce or completely do away with…
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Fanatics, Subsidiary of Conshohocken-Based Kynetic, Raises $350M in Funding Round
Fanatics, a subsidiary of Conshohocken-based Kynetic, has rased $350 million in a funding round catapulting the valuation of the online sports apparel retailer to $6.2 billion, writes Kennedy Rose for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The proceeds will be used to “accelerate the acquisition of rights to build our vertical e-commerce business,” said Michael Rubin, CEO…
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COVID-19 Testing Trucks Bring Safe Testing to Vulnerable Populations
Conshohocken-based Aardvark Mobile Health is bringing safe and efficient coronavirus testing to vulnerable populations with its COVID-19 testing trucks, writes Queen Muse for the Philadelphia Magazine. The company was originally Aardvark Mobile Tours. It organized various promotional events for large brands such as Coca-Cola and Starbucks using trucks it builds in Pennsylvania. But with the…
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Hamilton Lane Reduces Office Space Use at Seven Tower Bridge, Plans to Sublet in Light of Pandemic
In response to the changes in office space usage during the coronavirus pandemic, Hamilton Lane is planning to reduce its footprint at Seven Tower Bridge, the 14-floor building currently being constructed in Conshohocken, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The investment firm signed a deal to occupy the top five floors of the…
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Conshohocken’s Firstrust Bank Is New Official Bank Sponsor of Philadelphia Eagles
Conshohocken-based Firstrust Bank is the new official bank sponsor of Philadelphia Eagles, write John George and Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The bank has signed an eight-year deal with the team which includes new Eagles-themed banking products such as Eagles checking accounts with debit cards featuring the team’s logo, in-stadium signage, and naming…
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IKEA Releases Limited-Edition, Pride-Themed Reusable Bags to Support LGBTQ Homelessness Relief Initiatives
IKEA, the Swedish home furnishings giant which has its U.S. headquarters in Conshohocken, has released a limited-edition, Pride-themed reusable bags collection to support LGBTQ homelessness relief initiatives. To help raise funds and awareness for the Ali Forney Center of New York City and the Los Angeles LGBT Center, IKEA will donate 30 percent of the…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Spectacular Colonial in Conshohocken
A spectacular and timeless colonial home with five bedrooms and four full and three half bathrooms is available for sale in Conshohocken. The home is set on 10 beautiful acres of private, wooded grounds just minutes from all the major highways. In addition to the gorgeous home, the estate also features a pool, pool house…
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Conshohocken-Based Aardvark Mobile Tours Modifies Its Patented Trucks To Serve As Mobile COVID-19 Testing Centers
Larry Borden, owner of Aardvark Mobile Tours, has modified the Conshohocken-based company’s patented trucks to serve as mobile COVID-19 testing centers, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Aardvark Mobile Tours stages events and attracts large audiences to small areas to help businesses such as Coca-Cola and Nike build brand awareness. When the coronavirus…
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