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Former Crave Beauty building in Glenside now on the market for $199K
The former Crave Beauty building at 2 Limekiln Pike in Glenside is now on the market for $199,900. According to the listing, the 0.11-acre lot can be used as an office and was remodeled in 2011. From the description:. From Edgehill Rd and Mount Carmel Ave, south on Limekiln Pike...
Woman shot in parking lot of Northeast Philly Wells Fargo Bank, police say
An investigation is underway after a woman was shot in the parking lot of a Wells Fargo Bank in Northeast Philadelphia, police said. The shooting occurred shortly before 9 a.m. Monday in the parking lot of the Wells Fargo along the 7300 block of Bustleton Avenue, according to investigators. A...
Frozen, Hamilton star Jonathan Groff hosting Drag Storytime in Lancaster
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) – Broadway star Jonathan Groff, known on the stage for his role as King George III in ‘Hamilton’ and on the big screen as Kristoff in ‘Frozen’, will be returning to his hometown of Lancaster for Drag Storytime. Groff is teaming up...
Phillies place Jose Alvarado on restricted list for personal reasons
Jose Alvarado left the Phillies on Monday evening to deal with a personal matter and was placed on the restricted list prior to their series opener against the Houston Astros. There were no further details on Alvarado's situation. There is no defined timetable when a player is placed on the restricted list. Yu Darvish, for example, was placed on the restricted list on July 6 to deal with a family matter and was reinstated by the Padres on August 23.
10 kids from Philadelphia recently went missing — see their pictures
Authorities in Philadelphia are asking for your help as they search for 10 missing children. These kids, some as young as 11 years old, have all gone missing since the middle of July. If you have seen any of the juveniles shown below, contact the Philadelphia Police Department immediately. Call...
Chambersburg Hall of Fame — Barry Carter excelled in 4 sports
Note: The Chambersburg Athletics Hall of Fame will induct its inaugural class of 11 athletes or coaches, plus one team, on Friday, Sept. 20 at halftime of the football game against State College. Stories about each inductee and the team will be published periodically before that date. Hall of Fame...
York woman dies after medical emergency at Elizabethtown Fair
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — The woman who died after suffering a medical emergency at the Elizabethtown Fair on Tuesday, August 20 has been identified. According to the Lancaster County Coroner, on August 20, at around 1:27 p.m., 55-year-old Michele Rhodes experienced a cardiac arrest while eating at a concessions area at the Elizabethtown Fair.
Judge approves Philadelphia Housing Authority ownership of Brith Sholom House, ending years of stress for tenants
A Common Pleas Court judge on Monday approved the sale of the troubled Brith Sholom House to the Philadelphia Housing Authority after years of turmoil in the apartment building.
First Bank To Expand in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
First Bank will open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, aiming to offer better convenience and service. First Bank plans to open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, with a focus on providing enhanced convenience and exceptional service to retirees, families, small businesses, and entrepreneurs.
How officials are handling ‘forever chemicals' in water across the region
So-called “forever chemicals” have seeped into people’s drinking water over the decades. Drinking water suppliers across our region are now racing to fix the contamination. The state regulations that do exist are relatively new and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently released new standards. The NBC10 investigators went across the tri-state region looking at how towns and schools are handling the contamination of PFAS, or forever chemicals. We found residents trying to come up with their own ways to keep the pollution out of the water they drink-- all while their towns and water operators struggle to meet their own state standards, plus the ticking clock of the new federal standards.
Pa. urges insurer flexibility for people affected by remnants of Debby
The Shapiro Administration is asking insurers to be flexible in helping people affected by the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby. Debby, as a post-tropical depression, tore through the middle of the state, from the Maryland to the New York border, on Aug. 9. It created catastrophic flooding for some areas and high winds. A tornado was confirmed in Harrisburg.
DCED secretary discusses how state budget supports downtowns
Rick Siger, Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) secretary, recently spoke about how Gov. Josh Shapiro’s bipartisan 2024-2025 budget supports downtown business districts, creates jobs, and boosts the economy. “The Governor’s bipartisan budget includes bold, meaningful investments — like $20 million for the new Main Street Matters program — to make Pennsylvania more competitive, […] The post DCED secretary discusses how state budget supports downtowns appeared first on Pennsylvania Business Report.
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