Montgomery County
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Nicolas Cage wants out, and the annulment of void/voidable marriages in PA
By David J. Draganosky It was recently reported that actor, Nicolas Cage, married his girlfriend and, only four days later, filed for an annulment. While nearly everyone knows who Nicolas Cage is, the reality is that few people know the difference between a legal annulment and a divorce. In a nutshell, a marriage is a…
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Washington Memorial Chapel plans Women’s Suffrage Commemoration
The Washington Memorial Heritage has revealed plans for a Women’s Suffrage Centennial commemoration. The Washington Memorial Heritage is a non-profit part of Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge. The commemoration is slated for August of 2020 and will be centered around the Chapel’s Justice Bell, which marks the passing of the 19th Amendment, granting women…
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NRG awards Special Olympics Montgomery County with $100K donation
NRG surprised Special Olympics Montgomery County today with a $100,000 check, the top donation in the company’s spring NRG Gives campaign. The nonprofit, which is the local chapter of the international organization, conducts training and Olympic-styled competitions in 18 sports for individuals with intellectual disabilities, or significant developmental disabilities, at various venues within the county,…
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Hill School to host sixth-annual Community Track Night
On Friday, May 10, The Hill School will host its sixth-annual Community Track Night. The event, which begins at 6 PM, is free and open to all children between ages 2-14. Preregistration is not necessary, as there will be a registration table at the event. The registration table will open at 5:30 PM. The array…
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What are you doing this weekend? Here are some marvelous things to do
Goodbye April showers, hello May Flowers. As we transition into a brand new month and move closer to summer day by day, why not spend as much time as possible basking in the Montco sunshine? Check out our newest list of awesome events that’ll have you wanting to stay out and stay over, all month…
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REFINERY: Where local talent meets mainstream style
Friday, May 3 will mark the first in a frenzy of highly anticipated First Fridays in the thriving downtown streets of Phoenixville. Come rain or shine, thousands of spirited patrons will put their workweeks behind them and swarm to the red-hot live music venues, galleries, craft breweries, restaurants and progressive new fashion boutiques of Bridge…
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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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‘Turks’ being honored at Montgomery Bar Association’s Law Day ceremony
Law Day is held on or around May 1st every year around the country to celebrate the role of law in our society and to cultivate a deeper understanding of the legal profession. In Montgomery County, our celebration features the swearing-in of new members of the Bar, the presentation of community service awards, and a…
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Norristown Area School District takeover at Elmwood Park Zoo
What: Thanks to the Elmwood Park Zoo and its donors, first grade students from all six Norristown Area School District elementary schools will have the opportunity to visit the zoo for a first-of-its kind “Elementary Education Takeover” experience. On Tuesday, May 7, Norristown Area School District will take over Elmwood Park Zoo, entirely reserved for…
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Centre Theater renovations officially complete
By Emily Keel After months of hard work and preparations, Norristown’s Centre Theater is officially ready to welcome newcomers and long-time patrons into its newly revitalized space. As of November 2018, full building renovations were officially completed after many months of hard work from local organizations and members of the community. Centre Theater lobby The…
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Andrew D. Taylor demystifies changes to Pennsylvania Support Law
Family law attorney and Shemtob Draganosky Taylor partner Andrew D. Taylor joined a panel of attorneys on April 23 at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s Family Law Institute 2019 conference in Philadelphia to discuss recent changes to support rules in Pennsylvania. The panel discussion, entitled “New Support Rules – Changes in the Law,” focused on revisions…
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Montgomery County Commissioners open Pottstown section of Schuylkill River Trail
Montgomery County recently completed the construction of 1.1 miles of multi-use trail and the installation of 1.0 mile of shared bicycle lanes along Industrial Highway and Hanover Streets in Pottstown and Lower Pottsgrove Townships. Montgomery County funded the design and remaining $810,251 in construction costs. The Department of Conservation & Natural Resources (DCNR) provided a…
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Arbor Knoll’s Porter floorplan wins Synergy Award from Homebuilders Association
At its annual Synergy Awards for excellence, the Homebuilders Associations of Montgomery, Bucks, Chester and Delaware Counties awarded Arbor Knoll’s Porter II floor plan the best multifamily floor plan for its size category. At nearly 1700 s.f., the Porter II townhome offers tremendous value for the money. The innovative back-to-back design has a tandem two…
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Your Cheatin’ Heart: The role of adultery in Pennsylvania divorces
By Andrew D. Taylor One of the most common questions asked by clients of Shemtob Draganosky Taylor is: How does my spouse’s infidelity factor into my divorce? She/he doesn’t get custody of the kids, right? I get all of the assets and lifetime alimony, right? The answer is that, while adultery can be relevant, it…
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What are you doing this weekend: Here are a few ‘revolutionary’ suggestions
The 14th Annual Revolutionary Run at Valley Forge National Park is back again and ready to break more running records! Join in the fun at this incredible event and all of the amazing experiences happening this week only in Montgomery County. Check out these suggestions from Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board. VALLEY FORGE REVOLUTIONARY…
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VFTCB’s Rev Run to present widow with Spirit of Valley Forge Award
WHO: Valley Forge National Historical Park StaffValley Forge Tourism & Convention Board StaffMontgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence, Jr.1,500 runners WHAT: Organized by the VFTCB, the 14th Annual Valley Forge Revolutionary 5-Mile Run (Rev Run) benefits Valley Forge National Historical Park. A unique challenge for runners of all skill levels, more than 1,500 runners are expected…
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APPRISE Asks: Are you using MyMedicare.gov?
Most Medicare beneficiaries are familiar with the official Medicare website, www.medicare.gov and use it at the very least to find and enroll in Medicare Part D prescription plans. Medicare also offers an integrated website, MyMedicare.gov, a free, secure, online service for managing personal information regarding Original Medicare benefits and services. MyMedicare.gov keeps your Medicare information…
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Camber Spine announces move to new ultramodern KOP headquarters
Camber Spine is a medical device company in the Philadelphia area and a leading innovator in the medical field relating to spine and medical technologies. Camber Spine announced their move to a new corporate office at 501 Allendale Road in King of Prussia, PA to meet the needs of the companies future plans for expansion…
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