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The Iconic Bars That Built Montgomery County’s Social Scene
Restaurants come and go. Trends cycle through. But a handful of bars in Montgomery County have been holding down the…
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Adapt Technologies Ready to Begin Production of Cutting Edge LED Lightbulbs
Adapt Technologies’ new manufacturing facility in West Conshohocken is ready to start producing its new range of cutting-edge LED lightbulbs,…
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Keynote speakers confirmed for Pottstown Investors Conference
Planners for the Third Annual Pottstown Investors Conference on Friday, April 12 (see details below) have confirmed and funded the…
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Top Stories: Cheltenham Mall Switching from Indoor to Outdoor Shopping
Things might seem a little different next time you visit the Cheltenham Mall, as the owners have decided to turn…
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State’s biggest marijuana ‘dealer’ – daughter of former Montgomery County sheriff – is ‘Queen of Cannabis’
She learned to navigate the maze of retail sales from one of the most prominent salesman in the region —…
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Montco native Lisa Salters roaming MNF sidelines
If you ask ESPN reporter Lisa Salters whom she aspired to be growing up in King of Prussia in the…
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Air Pollution Concerns Delays Opening of New West Norriton Amazon Woot! Facility
An air pollution review has pushed the opening of the new Amazon Woot! manufacturing facility near Norristown to next year,…
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ArcelorMittal to Lay Off 150 from its Conshohocken Rolling Mill
Global steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal plans to lay off 150 of its workers from its Conshohocken rolling mill over the next…
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Index Shows Which Local Companies are Most Transparent in Political Donations
For anyone interested which organizations and political candidates recently received financially support from Philadelphia area companies the answers are in…
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CEO of Plymouth Meeting’s Griswold Home Care Discusses Making Peace with Unhappy Franchisees
Matthew Murphy had to hit the ground running from the moment he took over as the chief executive of Plymouth…
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Thompson Organization Expands In Montgomery County
The Thompson Organization has opened a new dealership for Toyota’s luxury brand Lexus off the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Willow Grove…
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The Fall of the Saladworks Partnership
What started as a promising partnership between Saladworks’s John Scardapane and entrepreneur Vernon W. Hill II nearly a decade ago,…
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New Phoenix Correctional Institution is Welcome Upgrade to Graterford Prison
The new State Correctional Institution at Phoenix that is due to open next summer will be a huge upgrade to…
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Philadelphia Needs to Work on Its Millennial Appeal
Philadelphia has some catching up to do when it comes to its millennial appeal, writes Shannon Rooney for Philly.com. The…
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Bryn Mawr Veteran Retells His Experiences from Vietnam War in PBS Documentary Mini-Series
Bryn Mawr veteran, Bill Ehrhart, is at the center of a new documentary mini-series ‘The Vietnam War’ by PBS, writes…
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Pennsylvanians to Say Goodbye to Printed Phone Books
Pennsylvanians who still want to receive printed yellow pages and business white pages phone books will now have to request…
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Skippack’s Phoenix State Correctional Institute Ready for Employees After Years of Delays
Nearly two years after it was originally scheduled to be ready, Pennsylvania will begin introducing staff to the State Correctional…
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John L. Asher of Asher’s Chocolates, Aged 83, Dies
John L. Asher, known as ‘the Candy Man’ due to his family’s multi-generational ownership of Asher’s Chocolates, has died at…
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