Montgomery County
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Wegmans introduces ready-to-cook seafood in oven-safe packaging
Wegmans Food Markets is introducing an innovative way to enjoy quick and easy seafood meals anytime. Eleven stores throughout Wegmans’ market areas are now offering a first-of-its-kind line of chef-developed seafood entrées sold frozen and ready to cook in oven-safe packaging. The family-owned company plans to make these items available in the seafood department of…
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Ridge Avenue historic district approved by Philadelphia commission
Preservationists have cause to celebrate. The Philadelphia Historical Commission granted protections to 188 buildings along a five-mile stretch of Ridge Avenue in Roxborough on Friday, creating the largest new historic district the city has seen since 2009. “We hope this is a model for other parts of the city undergoing intense short-term development pressure that…
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Recycling grants approved for Conshohocken, Whitemarsh, East Norriton, Plymouth and Upper Dublin
State Sen. Vincent J. Hughes (D-Philadelphia/Montgomery) said today that nearly $1 million total in grant funding to aid recycling efforts has been approved for several municipalities in his senatorial district. The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) approved grant funding for Philadelphia ($350,000), Conshohocken ($212,363), Whitemarsh ($94,057) and Upper Dublin ($328,849). The funds will be…
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UGI Heating, Cooling and Plumbing stretches its reach in Montco
Seeing that Montgomery County was looking like a “cool” place to expand its reach, UGI Heating, Cooling and Plumbing did just that. UGI Heating, Cooling & Plumbing offers services that cover residential furnaces, boilers, water heaters, central air conditioning, ductless solutions, water treatment systems and clean air solutions. The company, which is a sister company to…
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What are you doing this weekend? How about getting a ‘Taste of Montco’
By Susan Greenspon Now that the leaves are beginning to turn, button up your flannel and set out to explore the shopping, dining, entertainment and autumn festivals that abound in towns around Montgomery County. Taste of Autumn in Montco Part II takes you through the lively towns of Ardmore and Narberth. Don’t miss the upcoming annual Taste of…
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VFTCB presents: Taste of Autumn in Montco, Part I
Now that the weather is cooling down, zipper up your fleece and set out to explore the shopping, dining, entertainment and autumn festivals that abound in towns around Montgomery County. Taste of Autumn in Montco Part I , written by Susan Greenspon, takes you through the charming towns of Ambler, Jenkintown and Lansdale. Stroll quaint downtown Ambler…
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MCCC offers continuing education credits for dental professionals
Montgomery County Community College’s Dental Hygiene Department is offering a continuing education course for dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants on Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 5 to 7 p.m., in the Health Sciences Center Atrium, Central Campus, 340 DeKalb Pike, Blue Bell. The course, an open presentation of student research posters, titled “Connecting the Dots: Topics for Dental Hygiene…
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Montgomery County Community College appoints two new deans
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) has announced the appointment of two new deans. James Bretz, Ph.D., has taken over the role of Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and Gloria Oikelome, Ed.D. is the new Dean of Health Sciences. Both appointments were made at the conclusion of national searches. Dr. Bretz joined MCCC…
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The 6 R’s of small business crisis management
By Gina F. Rubel, Esq. It’s not a matter of if a crisis will happen, it’s a matter of when. Every company no matter how big or small, from local law firms and accounting businesses to family-owned restaurants and nonprofits, is vulnerable to a crisis. A crisis can take many forms and may be dependent…
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What to do when the sheriff hands you a lawsuit
Question: The Sheriff recently came to my house and handed me a bunch of legal documents. One says “COMPLAINT.” Another one is titled “NOTICE TO DEFEND” and says that I have been sued and that I should take the paper to a lawyer at once. What should I do? Answer provided by: Michael J. Lyon,…
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Hit the pedals and get ready to Bike Montco
Join the Montgomery County Planning Commission (MCPC) at one of three free public events to learn about Bike Montco: The Bicycle Plan for Montgomery County. Bike Montco envisions the creation of a future on-road bicycle transportation network throughout Montgomery County. This planned future network and new policies in Bike Montco will work toward achieving improved bicycle access and mobility all…
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What are you doing this weekend? Here are some spooky suggestions
October is here and spooky season is in full swing! Get your frightening fix with this week’s batch of brand new events at Eastern State, Colebrookdale Railroad and many more of Montgomery County’s best destinations. To check out all the listing from Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board, click here. SEARCHLIGHT SERIES: FIRSTHAND STORIES October…
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What are the best things to do in Montgomery County?
By Mia Taylor We all love living in Montgomery County, which is in the heart of the state of Pennsylvania. We are blessed to live here! Not only do we have a great sense of community, but we have awesome art, exceptional entertainment, incredible restaurants and eateries; and some of the U.S’s top attractions and…
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Residents at Five Star Senior Living in Exton ‘seize the day’ during National Assisted Living Week
Five Star Senior Living in Exton recently celebrated National Assisted Living Week with an entire week of events that inspired residents and staff to “seize the day,” to live out their dreams and remember pivotal moments in their lives. National Assisted Living Week was established in 1995, and this year’s theme was “Capture the Moment.”…
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Close to $5 million coming to Montco for road improvements
While roads, bridges, traffic lights, etc. may not be the most interesting of dinner conversations, keeping all of the above in good repair is one of the main functions of our state government. On October 5, PennDOT will begin accepting applications for the next round of funding for grants under the Multimodal Transportation Fund, according…
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MCCC’s Vice President for Information Technology receives national leadership award
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) is pleased to announce that Dr. Celeste M. Schwartz, Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Digital Officer at the College, has received the 2018 EDUCAUSE Leadership Award. EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association that helps institutions of higher education elevate the impact of information technology. The annual Leadership Award is EDUCAUSE’s highest…
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Sen. Rafferty announces $1.6 million in state funding for 44th Senatorial District
Senator John Rafferty (R-44) today announced that the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) has approved $1.6 million in state funding for 11 water, sewer, and trails projects in the 44th Senatorial District. “I am pleased that I was able to secure this funding for important projects in our region,” Rafferty said. “Initiatives to improve water service and sewage treatment are important…
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What are you doing this weekend?
This week in Montgomery County brings a new batch of exciting new events. From Sly Fox’s annual can jam festival to painting and highly anticipated concerts, this weekend is full of can’t miss events. To see the complete list of events from Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board, click here. UNDER THE STARS September 28 Sunnybrook Ballroom…
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