The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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The Heck with London and Rome! Ursinus College Selects Philly for Study-Abroad Concept
Ursinus College is offering students “The Philadelphia Experience,” a program based around the study-abroad concept, but instead focused on Philadelphia,…
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Rosemont Sees Enrollment Spike Following Significant Tuition Cuts
Rosemont College has slashed tuition prices for the 2016-17 school year by an astonishing 43 percent, bringing a wave of…
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King of Prussia Home Welcomes New Owners After More Than Half-Century
Many families change homes as they grow and adjust with the times, but for King of Prussia’s Mycek family, one…
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Three Montco Schools Capture Prestigious National Blue Ribbon Awards
U.S. Secretary of Education John King designated three Montgomery County schools as “shining examples” for others around the country, winners…
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The Farm and Fisherman Tavern from Cherry Hill Coming to Horsham
Josh Lawler and Todd Fuller are planning to bring their family-friendly The Farm and Fisherman Tavern to Montgomery County, writes…
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Woman Breaks Big Pharma’s Glass Ceiling After Being Named CEO of GlaxoSmithKline
Emma Walmsley has been named the new CEO at GlaxoSmithKline, the United Kingdom’s largest drug manufacturer with facilities in Upper…
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Blue Bell’s Unisys Celebrates Three Decades in Information Technology
Blue Bell’s Unisys, founded to challenge IBM’s leadership in global tech, recently marked three decades of success with an ice-cream…
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King of Prussia’s Renmatix Attracts Bill Gates as Investor
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has thrown his support behind King of Prussia’s Renmatix by joining the French oil giant Total…
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Teachers at KOP’s Virtual Charter School Vote to Join Union
Teachers at the Pennsylvania Virtual Charter School based in King of Prussia have voted to join a union, writes Martha…
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Conshohocken’s Instem, Based in the UK, Acquires France’s Notocord
United Kingdom-based Instem, which has its U.S. headquarters in Conshohocken, is continuing to grow by making its fifth acquisition in…
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Wissahickon High School Trio Turns Looking Cool into Online Business
Three students from Wissahickon High School have decided to turn their desire to look cool into an online business to…
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Fort Washington Student’s Balancing Act Promotes Circadium
Passersby recently watched with their mouths agape, as they observed Fort Washington’s Luna Deasy balance atop a barrier as if…
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Demographic Change in Philadelphia Suburbs to Impact Presidential Election
The demographics of the vote-rich Philadelphia suburbs continue to change, making the region an important battleground in November’s presidential election,…
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Audubon’s Liquid Biotech Relocating to Penn’s New Technology Incubator
Liquid Biotech USA is relocating from its Audubon premises to the University of Pennsylvania’s new Pennovation Center, an incubator for…
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Cisco Systems Renews Contract with Blue Bell’s Strategic BCP
Cisco Systems has renewed its three-year contract with Blue Bell’s Strategic BCP for the use of its ResilienceOne platform, writes…
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Talent Attraction, Retention an Issue for Manufacturers in Montgomery County
A discussion on the lack of manpower and possible ways of attracting new talent was the main focus of the…
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Plymouth Meeting’s Inovio Pharmaceuticals Starts Testing Zika Vaccine in Puerto Rico
Plymouth Meeting’s Inovio Pharmaceuticals has started a clinical study of its experimental Zika vaccine on 160 healthy adult volunteers in…
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Bala Cynwyd’s Duffy Brothers Introduce New Amazon Show Featuring Emeril Lagasse
Fraternal twins Mike and Tim Duffy of Bala Cynwyd are continuing the family tradition of melding cooking and television with…
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