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Montgomery County Dining Scene Is Set to Welcome Two Culinary Newcomers
The ever-shifting array of the Montgomery County dining scene will see some new arrivals over the next handful of months, as reported by Michael Klein in The Philadelphia Inquirer. In the Jewish deli category, for example, Montgomeryville is getting its own edition of The Kibitz Room. A long-established Cherry Hill...
South Jersey nonprofit 'Paws Healing Heroes' pairs service dogs with veterans in need
As a military veteran, Mark Eberle knew far too well the struggles of returning to civilian life.Once seeing how service dogs made the difference for fellow veterans, his mission became Paws Healing Heroes.This South Jersey nonprofit pairs dogs with those who served, so no veteran's needs are forgotten."Our goal is to rescue dogs from shelters and foster programs and train them for disabled veterans like myself," said Co-Founder and President of Paws Healing Heroes, Mark Eberly.Their training of the animals occurs at Alpha & Omega Working Dogs."It heals me along the process. You know, I had my own trauma, but the sense of joy and accomplishment, it's just a really amazing feeling when it's all said and done," said Eberly.For more information, check out the video above.Also, check out their website.
How to deter cats from scratching up your furniture | Pet Project
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Scratching is one of the most basic instincts for our feline companions, but it can be difficult for owners to understand when cats begin scratching up their living rooms."It is a normal behavior, but try and tell that to some of your furniture," says Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson.Luckily, Erickson says there are a few ways to encourage cats to scratch while saving your living room decor.Restricting access to what your cat is inappropriately scratching is an easy and obvious solution, but Erickson says a scratching post is key. Ideally, the post will have a similar...
Warrington Restaurant Ranked One of the Five Best Pizza Spots in Pennsylvania
The Bucks County pizza spot now has a well-respected title in the local food industry. An eatery in Warrington has been named one of the top five pizza restaurants in the entire state of Pennsylvania, a rare and coveted accolade. Jason Rathman wrote about the Bucks County pizza spot for PhillyBite Magazine.
According to Philadelphia Magazine, Here are the Best Jewish Delis in Montgomery County
As a sandwich-obsessed region with a significant Jewish community, the Philadelphia area is full of excellent Jewish delis. Two of the best are close to home in Montgomery County, writes Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé for Philadelphia Magazine. Hymie’s Deli in Merion Station offers all the classic Jewish deli staples, including a...
Bucks County Cheesesteak Spot Listed as One of the Best in the Philadelphia Region
Curly's Comfort Foods in Levittown has been listed as one of the best cheesesteak shops in the area. There is a new array of cheesesteak shops that have sprung up in the Philadelphia region over the last four years, offering new takes on this old favorite, writes Matthew Korfhage for northjersey.com.
Harrah’s Philadelphia Summer Music Series Features DJ Red Alert
Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack is thrilled to announce the next Summer Music Series event with an explosive performance by hip hop pioneer DJ Red Alert. This can’t-miss event will take place on July 13th at Harrah’s Backyard venue hall, a prime location within Harrah’s Philadelphia known for its vibrant atmosphere and great views.
Shelter Me: Marina the shepherd mix is looking for a playful home
This week, 6abc's Shelter Me spotlighted Harley's Haven, a non-profit, foster-based animal rescue located in Perkasie, Pennsylvania.Harley's Haven works to get dogs out of kill shelters and unwanted situations. Their goal is to pair dogs with safe, loving forever homes.Kimberly Cary, a volunteer with Harley's Haven, introduced us to the fun-loving and playful Marina. Marina is an eight month old shepherd mix who came to Harley's Haven from ACCT Philly.Marina loves everyone she meets and would work great in just about any home. She would work best with an active family who can keep up with her playfulness and energy.If you are interested in adopting Marina or any of her rescue friends, please visit https://harleyshavendogrescue.com/
Italian family celebrates 50 years of formal wear in Montgomery County
Caterina Laguda and her late husband, Tony, immigrated to the United States from Italy with a dream.Tony was a masterful tailor, and together, they opened 'Tony Laguda Formal Wear,' which is celebrating its 50th anniversary today.Caterina and her sons continue to operate the business, serving the Montgomery County community for weddings, proms, and more.The family invited friends, customers, and other local business owners to celebrate in their store today with coffee, cake, and traditional Italian desserts.To learn more about Tony Laguda Formal Wear, watch the video above and visit their Facebook page.RELATED: Dozens become U.S. citizens aboard Battleship New Jersey during special ceremony
Outback Steakhouse planning new smaller restaurant in Conshohocken
During a July 2nd meeting of the Plymouth Township Planning Commission, the commissioners voted unanimously to recommend that the land development plan for a rebuild of the Outback Steakhouse located at 322 Ridge Pike in Conshohocken (Plymouth Township). The land development plan will now go to the township’s council for approval.
Plymouth Meeting resident goes on Joe Rogan podcast twice and questions 1 x 1 = 1
Plymouth Meeting (Whitemarsh Township) resident Terrence Howard went on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast twice in the past three months and questioned basic principles of math and physics, such as and whether 1 x 1 actually equals one and the basis of gravity. Howard, who has had a successful career...
Stars and stripes everywhere for 75th annual Garrett Hill-Rosemont 4th of July Parade
GARRETT HILL — Red, white and blue were everywhere on Thursday, during the 75th Garrett Hill-Rosemont 4th of July Parade. Kids, bands, and community groups took part in the parade, which kicked off at 10:30 a.m. on the 4th, with registration for cash prizes in bikes, costumes, and floats categories beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the lot of the Rosemont Business Center.
Towamencin Votes to Draft Backyard Chicken Ordinance
Something fowl is happening in Towamencin. According to The Reporter, township supervisors directed the planning commission to draft an ordinance to allow backyard chickens on about a dozen residential properties. Supervisors Chairman Chuck Wilson said discussions have been going back and forth from the commission and supervisors since about 2017,...
The latest restaurant news for Conshohocken, Plymouth Meeting, and Lafayette Hill
The local restaurant scene in Conshohocken, Plymouth Meeting, and Lafayette Hill has had a couple of recent openings, closings, and several new places moving towards opening. There are also a handful of spaces available for restaurants to open. Below is the breakdown as of July 7th. — Recently Opened —
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