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Landmark Upper Merion Rooster Still Doesn’t Have an Official Perch
The original “Nor-View Rooster,” also affectionately dubbed “Old Abe” is still waiting to hear if the 4th Street Café in…
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New Montgomery County Exhibit: Brides During World War II Had to Get Creative with Wedding Wear
The Historical Society of Montgomery County is showcasing vintage wedding wear as part of its latest exhibition titled Historical Wedding…
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Firefighting Is a Family Affair at Centre Square Fire Company
Gabriella Saylor has fond memories of visiting her father, Fred Saylor, at Centre Square Fire Company in Blue Bell while…
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Cereal Box Mosaics: Conshohocken Free Library Kicks Off Summer with Free Workshop
Conshohocken Free Library will kick off its summer reading program with a free community workshop led by contemporary collagist Michael…
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Norristown’s Gotwals Elementary School Named After Man Who Championed Quality Education
Gotwals Elementary School in Norristown was named after the man who championed quality education and implemented and achieved many high…
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Eagleville Pastry Chef Takes Home First Prize in Philadelphia Dessert Wars
Eagleville pastry chef Colleen Kriebel has another award to add to her collection of accolades. The Plymouth Meeting native and…
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Greater Pottstown Tennis & Learning to Host ‘Free Adaptive Community Day’
On Saturday, June 10, Greater Pottstown Tennis & Learning is holding a “Free Adaptive Community Day”, writes Courtney H. Diener-Stokes…
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Education and a Strong Support System Helped a Norristown Native Achieve His CEO Dreams
Lloyd Yates, president and chief execute officer of NiSource, a large utility company based in Columbus, Ohio, is living a…
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‘It’s Basically a Head Start’: Another Green Light Given to the Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority
The Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority has received approval to start spending the $750,000 in federal funding it was awarded…
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Norristown Police Sergeant Enters Next Phase of Career: Protect, Serve, Relax
Norristown Police Sgt. Bill Tims retired this week after nearly four decades of protecting and serving residents of Norristown, wrote…
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Officials Seek Input on Norristown Community Facilities Project
Montgomery County officials are holding meetings and conducting surveys with the community to best assess how to spend the $7…
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Two Upper Salford Farmers, Rooted in the Public Good, Enable New Connector Trail
A “Park to Perkiomen” trail now connects Upper Salford Park in Schwenksville with the Perkiomen Trail in Spring Mount, 1.3…
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How a Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Singer-Dancer Originally from Mexico Made the Leap to Broadway
Local performer Angel Sigala is about to debut on Broadway, as Linda Finarelli explained in The Times Herald. Sigala and…
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Perkiomen Valley School Board Opts for Onsite Officers; Plenty of Provisos and Caveats to Follow
The Perkiomen Valley School District‘s board has approved a school resource officer (SRO) plan. Evan Brandt reported the action in…
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Norristown Works Toward Becoming ‘The Place That Everybody’s Going to Want to Be’
With a lot of future development projects in the works four months into 2023, Norristown elected officials are excited about…
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New PennDOT Traffic Management Facility in Upper Merion Hopes to Unlock Gridlock
PennDOT has opened its revamped Southeastern Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC) in Upper Merion, according to a staff report from…
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Norristown Pastor Explains the ‘St. Patrick of Sicily’
A little-known Italian saint is memorialized in Holy Saviour Church in Norristown with an oddly-ornamented statue. Rev. Gus Puleo explained…
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Get That White Suit Cleaned: Conshohocken Pub Revives NYC Disco Mecca, Studio 54
A Conshohocken restaurant-bar is recreating the glitz, glam, and disco beat of one of the most iconic 1970s hot spots…
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