Montgomery County
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Demonstrating Its Commitment to Local, Univest Bank and Trust Co. Teaches Youth the Value of Saving
One of the number of ways that Univest Bank and Trust Co. demonstrates its commitment to community is by teaching young people the value of saving. As part of its ongoing financial literacy efforts, the Souderton-based bank recently participated in the American Bankers Association’s Teach Children to Save Day. This national campaign, which occurs every…
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Reading Eagle headed to auction
The Reading Eagle, the newspaper that covers much of Berks County, is headed for auction, writes Bob Fernandez for philly.com. The newspaper – partly owned by two of the nation’s richest families, the Barbeys and DuPonts – has been losing $250,000 a month and will be auctioned off on May 17. However, according to newspaper…
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Via Veneto claims Montco’s Best Pizza title
For the fourth consecutive year, the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board (VFTCB) sliced through the competition to find out which local pie was primo. Montco’s Best Pizza Tournament has a brand-new champion: Via Veneto in Norristown! The shop competed against Palermo’s in Blue Bell for the crown. Marzella’s Pizzeria in Collegeville, and Anthony’s Coal…
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Montgomery County Department of Public Safety holding a telecommunicator hiring marathon
The Montgomery County Department of Public Safety is looking for the best to answer the call, literally, thousands of times per day. The department is recruiting for a new class of telecommunicators to begin training later this spring. An Open Testing/Hiring Marathon, including tours of the 9-1-1 Center, for interested applicants will be held on…
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Join Victim Services Center for a virtual run/walk for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The Virtual Run/Walk for S.A.A.M. is an exciting way for you to support VSC’s work. Please go to the link below to participate. Your donation is your confirmation of payment and participation. [uam_ad id=”54865″] Virtual Run Link: http://www.victimservicescenter.org/virtual You can run, walk, stroll anywhere, anytime, anyplace, in a park, mall walk, or around the block.…
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Divorce becomes more difficult due to changes in federal tax law
By David J. Draganosky Breaking up is hard to do, but breaking up in 2019 could now be even harder. After decades of separated and divorced Americans deducting support paid for their ex-spouses (often called “spousal support,” “alimony pendente lite” and “alimony”) for federal income tax purposes, the law has changed. [uam_ad id=”54865″] As of…
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VFTCB honored with Manor College Award
by Rachel Riley The Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board (VFTCB) was recognized with Manor College’s Community Leadership Service Award during Thursday night’s “Evening with Manor” gala. “This is such an honor,” said Mike Bowman, president & CEO of the VFTCB. “We are so humbled to receive this award for our impact on the Montgomery…
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Kona Ice of Montgomery County to host sixth annual national ‘Chill Out’ Day
With Tax Day right around the corner, many of us are reaching into our pockets to pay-off Uncle Sam. To relieve taxpayers of the stress associated with meeting the federal deadline, Kona Ice will be hosting its sixth annual National “Chill Out” Day. [uam_ad id=”54865″] The island-inspired trucks will be handing out free shaved ice at the…
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What are you doing this weekend? Here are some fresh suggestions
Warmer days and longer nights mean that spring is officially here. Say goodbye the winter blues and hello to fresh new events and things to do right here in Montgomery County. Check out these suggestions from Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board. [uam_ad id=”54865″] SPRING INTO WELLNESS AT SUBURBAN SQUARE April 13 Suburban Square A…
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You know you grew up in Montgomery County when…
Philadelphia is well known for its die-hard sports fans, world class cheese steaks, and of course, for “Being the birthplace of freedom and Democracy.” For those of us who were raised just outside of the city, we know that everything Philly gets credit for is reflected in the suburbs. “I’m talking about the Philadelphia suburbs known…
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Aqua Pennsylvania sues to prevent $60 Million bailout of Chester Water Authority
The proposed $60 million bailout of the city of Chester by the Chester Water Authority is being challenged in court by Bryn Mawr-based Aqua Pennsylvania, writes Andrew Maykuth for the Philadelphia Inquirer. If it goes ahead, it would prevent Aqua’s attempt to buy the strategically positioned water utility. Chester Water Authority is especially attractive to…
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Wawa is offering free coffee April 11 to mark 55th anniversary
Wawa, Inc. announced this year’s Wawa Day celebration will honor its 55th anniversary in convenience retailing and the fifth anniversary of The Wawa Foundation. Wawa Day will be held on Thursday, April 11, and themed around high-fives for fulfilling lives! Wawa will celebrate the occasion by offering customers any size free coffee, chain-wide, all day.…
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Red Cross looking for volunteers to help install free smoke alarms
National Volunteer Week is April 7 to 13, and the American Red Cross Eastern Pennsylvania Region is honoring its volunteers who help people in need through its lifesaving mission. The Red Cross is also looking for community groups and individuals to volunteer for its upcoming Sound the Alarm home fire safety blitz happening at the…
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NMTCC to offer Fine Woodworking course under master craftsman
Starting Tuesday April 23, North Montco Technical Career Center in Lansdale (NMTCC) will offer Fine Woodworking as a Continuing Education course. Students will build a beautiful end table from walnut under the direction of master craftsman, Nick Martier. In addition to learning the basics of woodworking and finishing, the course will cover shop safety, proper…
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Washington Memorial Chapel appoints Reverend Mark Nestlehutt as Rector
The Washington Memorial Chapel has announced the appointment of Reverend Mark Nestlehutt as its sixth Rector in its 116 year-history. In this position, he will serve as the community’s main preacher and teacher and will be responsible for helping the parish to articulate its vision and carry out its mission as a community seeking to follow Christ.…
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Montco’s Best Pizza Tournament down to final two!
Montco’s Best Pizza Tournament has its Final Two: Via Veneto in Norristown, and Palermo’s Pizza, both in Blue Bell. Final round voting will continue until Wednesday, April 10. The winner will be announced April 12. [uam_ad id=”54865″] For the fourth year in a row, the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board is pitting pie against…
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Come celebrate The 28th Annual Ukrainian Folk Festival
A dazzling festival of Ukrainian folk music, dance, foods, arts and crafts. Excite your senses with an array of wonderful colors sounds and flavors. Experience the vibrant, enduring culture of a people that fights for freedom! The 28th Annual Ukrainian Folk Festival will be held at the Ukrainian American Sport Center– Tryzub (www.tryzub.org), County Line and Lower…
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Delco tourism bureau launches new website
Destination Delco, the official tourism promotion agency of Delaware County, has launched a newly redesigned website. The revamped website was designed and implemented by Media Proper, a web design group based in Media, and features streamlined and simplified design, improved functionality, and enriched content areas. Visually dynamic while introducing some fresh rebranding initiatives, the colorful…
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