Lansdale
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Pull up your bootstraps, it’s time to get cooking!
The Culinary Arts Institute of Montgomery County Community College is hosting a Culinary Boot Camp March 26-May 7. [gap] Whether novice or experienced, participants can learn the science and latest methods through hands-on cooking demonstrations from professional chef instructors, according to a release from the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board. [gap] [uam_ad id=”54865″] “The…
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Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits heading into Reading Terminal Market
Boardroom Spirits, the award-winning craft distillery based in Lansdale, PA has distilled and bottled a vodka specifically to celebrate the 125th birthday of Philadelphia’s iconic Reading Terminal Market. One of America’s largest and oldest public markets, Reading Terminal Market offers an incredible selection of exotic and locally grown and sourced foods and goods, including Boardroom Spirits’…
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Lansdale’s Boardroom Spirits heading into Reading Terminal Market
Boardroom Spirits, the award-winning craft distillery based in Lansdale, PA has distilled and bottled a vodka specifically to celebrate the 125th birthday of Philadelphia’s iconic Reading Terminal Market. One of America’s largest and oldest public markets, Reading Terminal Market offers an incredible selection of exotic and locally grown and sourced foods and goods, including Boardroom Spirits’…
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Online gaming lounge Husky Entertainment opens in Lansdale
Online gamers will be able to venture outside the confines of their home if they want to compete on a serious level. Bringing like-minded gamers, who are typically in their teens and early 20s, together in a social environment as a community was the concept founders Kyle Saunders and Blade Girkin had in mind when…
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Lansdale chef Tyler Krewson headed to The Warrington
One of the most innovative executive chefs in the region, Lansdale’s Tyler Krewson, right, accepts new Executive Chef gig at The Warrington after taking both William Penn Inn and Old York Country Club to new levels of success through his art of plating, fearless menu creation, and exquisite flavors. Tyler brings his modern cooking techniques to…
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Lansdale real estate growth spurt receives another approval
Plans for a six-story apartment building on the corner of Third and Walnut streets in Lansdale have received another approval, over objections from neighbors who would live, perhaps literally, in its shadows. A team of consultants made the case to borough council Wednesday night for conditional use approval, an action Borough Solicitor Sean Kilkenny said may…
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Royal Farms in Hatfield gets the OK to sell liquor
A liquor license transfer has been approved for the Royal Farms fuel station and restaurant in Hatfield. “We held the hearing at our last meeting, and there were a number of preconditions that we added to this liquor license,” said board of commissioners President Tom Zipfel, writes Dan Sokil in The Reporter. [uam_ad id=”54865″] “The…
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Cafe Cabana rolling out trending ice cream dessert
The local scoop on ice cream is that the most Instagram-worthy novelty since the maple bacon donut is now on a roll in a discreet corner of the Big Lots shopping center in Lansdale? Not familiar with rolled ice cream? Just ask any teen or college-age connoisseur of all that is urban and trendy, writes…
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Sicom Systems moves headquarters to Lansdale
A restaurant technology company has relocated its headquarters in the suburbs, a result of growing by more than 100 employees in the past year. Sicom Systems Inc., provider of end-to-end solutions for quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, has moved its headquarters to Lansdale, Montgomery County,w rites Kenneth Hilario for Philadelphia Business Journal. [uam_ad id=”54865″] The company has…
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Wawa, Wendy’s, Citadel Bank trifecta planned for Montgomery Township
A new development could bring at least three businesses, a new traffic signal, and road widening to the intersection of Bethlehem Pike (Route 309) and Stump Road in Montgomery Township, writes Dan Sokil for the Lansdale Reporter. Township officials gave the first approval Monday night for a plan to build a complex of new buildings,…
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‘From the Boot’ bringing Italian flair to Lansdale
What a lot of Montgomery County residents consider one of their favorite BYOB restaurants is expanding again, this time to another location that will have a complete bar to service its clientele. The next occupants of the former arts center at 311 W. Main St. in Lansdale have cleared a big hurdle toward bringing a…
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Smoke Daddy’s opens in Lansdale
Michael Wister’s barbecue journey is 800 miles long, and for those who may be unfamiliar with the details that brought the former financial analyst full circle, they’re printed right there on the menu, cutting to the bone: “Barbecue born in Harleysville, raised in Lansdale, educated in Georgia, returned to Lansdale … grown, mature and ready…
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Mixed-use development coming to Lansdale
Equus Capital Partners, Ltd. (Equus), one of the nation’s leading private equity fund managers, announced the acquisition of a 6.7 acre transit-oriented development site adjacent to SEPTA’s Lansdale Train Station in Montgomery County, according to a press release. Equus intends to immediately commence construction of Madison Lansdale Station, a 181-unit luxury apartment community in the…
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Lansdale to vote on single trash hauler
Council’s Administration and Finance Committee voted recently to recommend full council award a contract to hauling firm J. P. Mascaro & Sons, after hours of debate on whether one firm is the right choice, writes Dan Sokil for The Reporter. Council is scheduled to vote on the contract this Wednesday. “This isn’t an issue that…
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Black Reserve Bookstore plans to buck digital trend
Just when you thought the printed page had gone the way of the dodo bird, along comes a new bookstore dedicated to the black experience. Located in the Dresher Arcade building at 319 W. Main St., Lansdale, the Black Reserve Bookstore showcases the self-confessed bookworm and published author’s passion for the printed word, with an…
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Texas Fugitive Discovered in Lansdale Thanks to Ancestry.com
The Texas fugitive Jon Vincent has been found living in Lansdale as Nathan Laskoski, thanks to an accidental discovery on the genealogy website Ancestry.com, writes Jeremy Roebuck for Philly.com. Vincent was convicted of indecency with a child in 1991. He served out five years of his ten-year sentence before being released into a halfway house,…
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Expectant Parents Choose Lansdale over Colorado for Daughter’s Birth
Monica and Michael Kenyon chose to move back to Lansdale from Colorado Springs earlier this year for the birth of their daughter, Addison Louise, writes Anndee Hochman for Philly.com. Monica was living in Montgomery County with her big Italian family, when she met Michael at Millersville University at a rugby party. The two dated for…
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Buffalo Bills Coach, Brother Follow Up Wrestling with Pro Football, Soccer Success
Lansdale brothers Tim and Sean McDermott began their sporting careers in wrestling but have found their true calling in other sports, writes Tim Graham for Buffalo News Blitz. Today, Tim is the chief business officer for Chester’s Philadelphia Union soccer club, while Sean has worked his way up to become the head coach of the…
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