Lansdale
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Virtual Webinar Hosted by Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 20: 2022 EITC—State Tax Credit
Join North Montco Educational Foundation for a Virtual Seminar: 2022 EITC: A State Tax Credit for Everyone. Hosted by the Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce and Brenton Musselman, CPA, MT, Dunlap SLK, this event will walk you through the giving process. Learn how the Pennsylvania Tax Code allows for this special provision to support public…
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Inna Materese of Dischell Bartle Dooley Elected Montgomery Bar Association “Treasurer” for 2022
Inna Materese has been elected “Treasurer” of the Montgomery Bar Association (MBA) Family Law Section for 2022. This great honor is a multi-year commitment. Inna will serve as a member of the executive committee for the next four years as she progresses through various roles — treasurer, secretary, vice-chair, and eventually chair of the section…
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North Montco Technical Career Center Shares Career News with MONTCO.Today
MONTCO.Today is very excited to announce our newest Affiliate Partner, North Montco Technical Career Center. It’s thrilling to share the news of North Montco Technical Career Center and all that they are doing to help people in the community with continuing education and placing the best candidates in careers around Montgomery County. North Montco Technical…
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Legal Matters: 4 Things You Better Ask Before You Hire a Divorce Attorney
By Liz Billies 1) How much of the lawyer’s practice is devoted to family law? Many attorneys consider themselves “general practitioners.” As such, they handle all kinds of cases, such as personal injury, criminal matters, wills, etc. While many of these attorneys are knowledgeable and devoted to getting the best resolution for their clients, these general practitioners…
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Legal Matters: Three Ways to Clearly Understand Your Employment Status
By Jonathan B. Young Fair is considered the F word in employment law. Translated: your employer can do many things that are perfectly legal but clearly unfair. Here are 3 tips to help you know where you stand from your employer’s point of view. 1) Know your status.The At-Will Employment Doctrine governs most employees in…
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North Montco Alumnus is a Success Story of Hard Work and Mentorship
Kellie Ridgway, the owner of LaMirage Hair Salon, completed North Montco Technical Career Center Cosmetology program in 1981, the same year she graduated from Souderton High School. The decision to attend and do well in the program has helped her pave a vibrant career and financially secure future. Kellie continues to mentor recent graduates, many…
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MCCC’s Culinary Arts Institute Reopens Student-run Bistro 1400 With a Fresh, Innovative Menu
Students of The Culinary Arts Institute (CAI) of Montgomery County Community College are eager to share their culinary and hospitality skills with the community at CAI’s student-run Bistro 1400 restaurant. Bistro 1400 reopened on Nov. 29 to serve an a la carte style lunch featuring an array of delicious appetizers, entrees and desserts – all…
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Kieffer’s Appliances in Lansdale is Your Go-To Resource For Appliances in the Tri-State Area
In business for over 100 years, Kieffer’s Appliances, which is located in Lansdale, Montgomery County, has always been a go-to resource for trade and residential customers looking for appliances in the Tri-State area. One of the owners of Kieffer’s Appliances, Jace Kieffer, has talked about the company’s long-standing history as a premier appliance resource in…
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Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits Release Delicious Seasonal Nocino, Crafted From Unique Green Walnut-based Liqueur
Boardroom Spirits, the award-winning, sustainable precision craft distiller, announces the seasonal release of its annual holiday spirit, Nocino (28% ABV, $39.99, 750ml), as well as delicious and creative ready-to-drink cocktails, Black Walnut Bourbon and the Nutty Russian, using the green walnut-based liqueur. All three popular holiday staples are available online, at the distillery and Philadelphia’s…
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Legal Matters: Five Inside Tips To Make The Most Of Your Legal Consultation
By Inna G. Materese 1) Do your homework – You want to choose an attorney with the right expertise for your legal matter. The law has many different specialty areas, and to determine the best attorney to represent you, you need to research what kind of lawyer is best suited to handle and resolve your case. A…
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Smart Building Sensor Tech Startup Co-founded by Lansdale Catholic Grad Raises $15M
Microshare, a smart building sensor tech startup co-founded by Ron Rock, a Lansdale Catholic High School graduate, raised $15 million from Marc Lasry’s Avenue Capital Group, writes Kennedy Rose for The Business Journals. The Philadelphia-based company develops sensors that track factors such as building occupancy, environmental monitoring, contact tracing, and indoor asset zoning. The platform…
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Lansdale Distillery Expanding to Accommodate Its Growing Ready-to-Drink Cocktails
Boardroom Spirits is more than doubling its Lansdale headquarters as it expands its new ready-to-drink cocktail program that proved popular during the pandemic, writes Laura Smythe for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The popular distillery is investing close to $300,000 to construct a 13,100-square-foot addition to its current 10,700-square-foot facility. This investment follows the strong growth…
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Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits Brings Back Its Popular Ready-to-Drink Autumnal Cocktails
Lansdale-based Boardroom Spirits is bringing back its ready-to-drink autumnal cocktails, including Vanilla Peartini and Blueberry Blush, writes Samantha Geiger for Main Line Today. These two popular drinks can be purchased at the distillery or in the online store. Local customers get the perk of next-day delivery. Both vodka-based beverages are delicious on their own or…
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Zebra Throw Pillows, Flashlights & $80 Million: Lessons Learned in Prenuptial Agreements and Estate Planning
In an intriguing though non-precedential decision, a panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court considered an interesting set of issues, the disposition of which provide guidance to estate planners, family law practitioners, and their respective clients. Paul had a net worth of over $80 million and was the father of two sons from his prior marriage.…
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Penn Community Bank to Deepen Montgomery County Footprint with High-Tech Lansdale Branch in 1Q22
Penn Community Bank is proud to announce its 1Q22 opening of a state-of-the-art bank branch and business center with innovative design in Lansdale. The new office — located at 490 Forty Foot Road — will expand the institution’s presence in Montgomery County and bring values-driven banking, lending, cash management, and investment services to businesses and…
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Lansdale’s Sean McDermott is Not Letting Spotlight of Being Bills Coach Change Him
Despite Buffalo Bills being back in the Super Bowl conversation, the team’s coach, Lansdale’s Sean McDermott, is keeping his feet firmly planted on the ground, writes Jay Skurski for The Buffalo News. McDermott was never entirely comfortable with the idea of celebrity, but he may have to get used to the spotlight. In his four…
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Manor College Grad and Navy Veteran Share Lifetime of Happiness, Support
Barbara Osinski, a Manor College graduate, and her husband, Frank, a King of Prussia native and Villanova student, are still going strong after more than half a century together, writes Kellie Patrick Gates for The Philadelphia Inquirer. When they first met, neither was interested in a serious relationship, but things did not work out exactly…
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Seeking a Local Corn Maze? Montgomery County Has the Best in the Region
Looking for great fall-themed activities for you and your family? The best corn maze can be found in Montgomery County, and is not far from home, writes Lori McManus for Mommy Poppins. Merrymead Farm in Lansdale offers an engaging five-acre corn maze that is open Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from noon…
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