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Maido in Ardmore Continues to Serve Up a Sense of Community
When you enter Maido in Ardmore, you are instantly enveloped in a full sensory experience of Japanese cuisine and culture,…
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Shot Tec Owner in Bala Cynwyd Challenges Lower Merion’s Strict Gun Rules
In April, Lower Merion Township limited gun businesses to only certain areas of the township away from mostly residential areas.…
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SEPTA and Amtrak Plan to Restore Connecting Tunnel at 30th Street
As part of a federally funded renovation, SEPTA and Amtrak are planning to restore a tunnel that will reconnect their…
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Goschenhoppen Folk Festival Is a Passport to 18th- and 19th-Century Perkiomenville
This past weekend, visitors were able to take a trip back in time to celebrate the 18th– and 19th-century Pennsylvania…
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Montco Residents Living Near Limerick Plant Can Now Get Potassium Iodide Tablets
The Limerick Plant is one of Pennsylvania’s four active nuclear power plants, and anyone living in its vicinity could be…
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KOP Startup on Mission to Build Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Across Country
InductEV, formerly known as Momentum Dynamics, has its research and development team in King of Prussia hard at work planning…
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‘Arthropalooza’ at Churchville Nature Center Offers Bug-Tasting and Cockroach Racing
Bugs were once again on the menu on Saturday at this year’s Arthropalooza at Churchville Nature Center, writes Emily Rizzo…
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Staff, Shoppers at a North Wales Garden Store Come to the Rescue of a Pregnant Woman
Rasheida Colon was almost 8 months pregnant, when she developed complications from Placenta previa while shopping at The Rhoades Garden,…
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Bethlehem Pike in Springfield Township Gearing Up for Major Upgrade
Bethlehem Pike in Springfield Township is about to receive a major upgrade, writes Emily Rizzo for the WHYY. The Pennsylvania…
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Upper Merion Township Plastic Ban Will Affect King of Prussia Mall
The Upper Merion Board of Supervisors recently announced that starting in 2024 single-use carry-out bags, single-use plastic straws and utensils,…
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SEPTA Puts Brakes on $48M Suburban Park and Ride in Conshohocken
Already five years into the planning process, SEPTA has decided to halt plans for a new parking garage complex in…
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Glenside Fourth of July Parade in Montgomery County Just Celebrated 120 Years
Glenside, which is situated within Cheltenham and Abington townships in Montgomery County, calls itself the “July Fourth capital of the…
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Food Insecurity Was the Fifth Most Pressing Need in Lower Merion Township in 2022
Lower Merion Township is one of Montgomery County’s wealthiest areas, but even residents there worry about having enough food to…
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Elkins Park Medical Marijuana Dispensary Workers Vote to Unionize for Better Pay
Workers at the Restore Integrative Wellness Center, a medical marijuana dispensary in Elkins Park, voted to unionize earlier this month,…
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Norristown Native Charles L. Blockson, Prominent Historian and Scholar, Remembered
Norristown native Charles L. Blockson, a prominent historian who was the architect behind some of the nation’s most prestigious collections…
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Weekend Wanderer: (Not) Planning a Family Vacation
I fly to Scotland in 72 hours. Sealed in a metal tube 30,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean. Where the…
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Cheltenham Passes Ordinance Outlawing Plastic Bags
Cheltenham Township’s Board of Commissioners passed an ordinance that bans the sale or distribution of single-use plastic bags. Kenny Cooper…
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Chester Issued Stern Warning From State Receiver Over Finances
Chester’s finances need a solution, and the state receiver working on the dilemma put out a dire warning to underline…
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