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Owners of Tlush Family Farm in Plymouth Meeting Use Every Bit of Their Half-acre Space
Kathleen and Jon Tlush, founders of Tlush Family Farm in Plymouth Meeting, are making sure that even the smallest part of their half-acre property gets used to the maximum, writes Todd Haas for 6abc. The property — located in a suburban area — is certainly not a typical farm. The backyard is home to a…
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Plymouth Meeting Broker Hired to Sell Connecticut Commercial Space One Year after Purchase
Forged Real Estate, Plymouth Meeting, has been hired by the Connecticut owner of a large commercial real estate property to sell it. Its present owner, according to Luther Turmelle’s story in CT Insider, wants it off the books less than a year after acquiring it. Kohan Retail Investment Group, of Great Neck, New York currently…
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Owner of Plymouth Meeting, Willow Grove Malls Has an Unconventional Idea to Pay Off Debt
The owner of the Plymouth Meeting Mall and Willow Grove Mall, has an interesting idea — apartments, writes Bob Fernandez for The Philadelphia Inquirer. PREIT, as well as other local mall owners, have been suffering in this harsh landscape of post-covid shopping climate. The malls are in debt. Enter CEO Joseph F. Coradino with an…
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Plymouth Meeting Cancer Network Deepens Info-Sharing Relationship with Experts in Poland
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) is deepening its collaboration with two cancer-related healthcare organizations in Poland. The arrangement, covered in Markets Insider, is designed to share focused insights. The agreement is between the NCCN, a Plymouth Meeting alliance of healthcare information providers, and two organizations in Poland: The agreement among the three focuses on…
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Plymouth Meeting’s Health Advocate Named Customer Service Organization of the Year
Health Advocate, a proponent and navigator for patient care, has earned a 2023 all-star award from the National Customer Service Association (NCSA). MyChesco covered the Plymouth Meeting accolade from the Orlando organization. NCSA all-stars must “… consistently go above and beyond to provide excellent service to their customers, while living their organization’s mission and values.”…
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Plymouth Meeting Property Company Ranks High in Resident Satisfaction
A Plymouth Meeting-based property company is getting accolades for resident satisfaction. Real estate technology company Grace Hill and Ellis Partners announced the winners of the 2023 Kingsley Excellence Awards. According to the Victoria Advocate, a Texas-based newspaper, the awards started in 2018 to recognize its top 100 performing properties. In 2022, the Elite 5 category…
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Plymouth Meeting Maternity Care Firm Cites Trends Affecting Moms, Babies in 2023
ProgenyHealth, a Plymouth Meeting care-managing resource for newborns, offered its view of 2023 trends on maternal and infant health. Investors Observer ran them. Among its findings was a notable spike in U.S. infant mortality. ProgenyHealth analysts see it now as “three times the rate of most other high-income countries.” In a related finding, the number…
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PREIT Sells Whole Foods-Leased Parcel at Plymouth Meeting Mall for $27M
As part of its ongoing plan to raise capital, PREIT has sold the site currently leased by Whole Foods at Plymouth Meeting Mall for $27 million to Agree Realty, a Michigan-based REIT. Paul Schwedelson reported the transaction in the Philadelphia Business Journal. Since the start of last year, PREIT has generated $141 million through asset…
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Plymouth Meeting Fondly Recalls Criminal Justice Reformer and Tireless Arts Advocate
Robyn E. Buseman, of Plymouth Meeting, a creative criminal justice reformer who spent her life confronting and correcting legal, social, and economic inequities, died on Dec. 29, aged 68. Gary Miles reported the loss in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Buseman was an adjunct professor at Temple University and Chestnut Hill College, as well as a tireless…
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ECRI, Plymouth Meeting, Reports on Medical Technology Fails; One Is Both Dangerous and Pervasive
A QMED article cites data from ECRI, the Plymouth Meeting healthcare safety nonprofit, warning about a pervasive medical risk. QMED’s publication, MD+DI, had the details. Much concern surrounds medical devices designed for at-home use. Use of this general classification of equipment — from blood pressure monitors to dialysis machines — has risen in patient homes,…
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12 Montgomery County Public High Schools Rank Among Top 50 in Pa. for 2023
Twelve Montgomery County public high schools are among the top 50 in Pennsylvania for 2022, according to a new ranking recently released by Niche. To determine the ranking for its 2023 Best Public High Schools in Pennsylvania list, Niche analyzed key statistics from data provided by the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews…
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Plymouth Meeting Executive Campus for Sale: One Valuation Estimates a Nine-Figure Windfall
The five buildings that comprise the Plymouth Meeting Executive Campus are on the market, and a ballpark valuation sees more than $100 million as a possibility. Paul Schwedelson unlocked the details in the Philadelphia Business Journal. The collection of structures — four four-story buildings and one six-story — comprise 521,288 sq. ft. of space. At…
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Ken Lawrence, Jr., Departing Montgomery County Board of Commissioners: ‘Four More Years Is Too Long’
Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence, Jr., has announced he will not seek another term. Kevin Tierney carried the news of his decision in More Than the Curve. Lawrence’s withdrawal comes just days after fellow commissioner Valerie Arkoosh was chosen by Gov.-Elect Josh Shapiro to serve in his Harrisburg administration. Lawrence, a Plymouth Meeting resident, issued…
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Plymouth Meeting–Based Director Provides Context for Super Bowl Ad That Blew Up Social Media in 2021
The creative talent behind a 2021 Super Bowl ad that generated a bit of social media buzz had ties to Montgomery County, reported Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware County Daily Times. The Cure Insurance commercial aired just before halftime. The ad’s cinematographer, Chris Newhard, grew up in Plymouth Meeting. His mother was a teacher at…
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‘Man Called Otto’ Features a Grumpy Tom Hanks and a Talented Plymouth Meeting Actress
Plymouth Meeting actress Kailey Hyman obtained a role in A Man Called Otto, the Tom Hanks dramedy that opens nationwide on Jan. 13. Her role was cited by Kevin Tierney in More Than the Curve Hyman attended Norwood-Fontbonne Academy, a Philadelphia elementary school, before moving onto the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts.…
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‘Young’ Auld Lang Syne: Montgomery County Sites Hold Family-Friendly New Year’s Eve Events
Dec. 31, with its late-night timeline and adult-beverage element, seems generally pitched at adults. But Montgomery County’s welcome to 2023 includes several events designed to create a family-friendly New Year’s Eve. Michelle Reese sifted through the confetti to include three in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Christmas House, King of Prussia Mall Christmas House is a fully…
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PREIT, Owner of Two Montco Malls, Being Booted by NYSE
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT), the owner of Plymouth Meeting Mall and Willow Grove Park Mall, is being delisted by the New York Stock Exchange, writes Rich Bockmann for The Real Deal. On Thursday, the exchange announced it would suspend trading of the struggling mall operator’s shares immediately and begin the process of removing…
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New Book Reveals Plymouth Meeting Mall’s Role in Creation of Retail-Centric Food Courts
Alexandra Lange’s new book, Meet Me by the Fountain: An Inside History of the Mall, reveals the role Plymouth Meeting Mall played in the creation of mall food courts. Victorino Matus reported the distinction for The Washington Free Beacon. According to the book, the first-ever indoor, multibrand, quick-serve food location amid rows of retail stores…
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