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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Moo-nlighting DelVal University Senior Isn’t Sheepish about Her Future Plans
W.B. Saul High School, a 150-acre working farm in Roxborough, trains the farmers of tomorrow. One grad, TaiLyn Lyghts, returns to campus every…
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Montco Companies Are Betting on Post-COVID-19 Growth with Mergers, Acquisitions
With the coronavirus pandemic (seemingly) winding down, many local companies are betting on post-COVID-19 growth with mergers and acquisitions, writes…
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Montgomery County Housing Market is on Fire—See Which Areas Are in Biggest Demand
With many buyers looking for a home in Montgomery County and not enough available inventory, the time houses are on…
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Moving Beyond Struggle and Surviving, Two Royersford and Conshohocken Restaurants Focus on Customers and Hospitality Amid Pandemic
While the pandemic has wreaked havoc on the restaurant industry throughout the country and across the region, some eateries have…
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After Putting Local Hospitals Like Pottstown Hospital Up for Sale, Tower Health Struggling to Find Potential Buyers for Entire System
Tower Health, the financially struggling health system that owns several local hospitals, is having trouble finding interested parties after putting…
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Study Conducted by Merck’s North Wales Team Finds Death Rates Among COVID-19 Patients Dropped After Early Months
A new study conducted by Merck’s North Wales and New Jersey teams has found that survival rates of hospitalized COVID-19…
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Wynnewood Family Overjoyed With New Delivery Service That Brings Chinatown Food, Groceries to Suburbs
After not being able to visit Chinatown nearly as much they did before the pandemic, Nora Zhou and Xiang Robert…
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Pennsylvania Hopes to Get Billions from Biden’s Infrastructure Spending Plan for Montco Roads, Bridges, Transit Lines
Transportation officials in Pennsylvania are hoping to receive billions from President Joe Biden’s new infrastructure spending plan for roads, bridges,…
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Cheers! Montgomery County Restaurants Celebrate Return of Bar Service
Grog Grill in Bryn Mawr is among the local restaurants that are celebrating the long awaited relaxing of the restrictions…
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Available at a Wawa Near You: Coffee, Hoagies, and a Cut of a $9 Million Settlement
For nine months in 2019, Montco Wawa customers unwittingly put their credit- and debit-card information at risk with every swipe, opening…
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Philly Sour Beer Yeast Big Hit Among Local Breweries – and Beyond
Philly Sour, a new beer yeast found in a Philadelphia cemetery and isolated in the brewing sciences lab at the…
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Oh No, It’s Back Again! Learn How to Destroy the Spread of Spotted Lanternfly
Spotted lanternflies are once again spreading across the region. You can help stop the advancement of this invasive pest by…
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Philadelphia-area Networking Group Helps Montco Members with Jobs, Fundraising
A local networking group – aptly named the Best of the Best – was started during the pandemic by Benjamin…
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Philadelphians Flying to Florida Again; the Rest of the World, Not So Much
Leisure travel from Philadelphia International Airport to places like Florida is returning, but officials are still looking at a 3-…
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Montco Hospitals See Significant Drop in ER Visits Amid Pandemic
With COVID-19 fears keeping people at home, hospitals in Montgomery County and the entire region are seeing significant decreases in…
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Di Bruno Bros. New Location in Wayne: Stocking All Your Philly Favorites
Italian-food retailer Di Bruno Bros. continues to expand beyond its South Philly roots, opening a sixth location (its second in…
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Philadelphia Inquirer Employees at Schuylkill Printing Plant in Upper Merion Open Time Capsule Seven Decades Early
A group of Philadelphia Inquirer employees gathered in front of the Schuylkill Printing Plant in Upper Merion on March 26…
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Montco Restaurant Scene Shows Signs of Post-Shutdown Recovery
Montgomery County restaurant scene is showings signs of post-shutdown recovery, with several restaurateurs expressing their confidence in the future of…
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