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Jefferson Abington opens interior convenience store/market, open to patients, visitors and employees
Jefferson Abington has opened a new interior store called The Market, “which combines the convenience of a corner store with the style of a modern market,” according to the hospital. The store is open to employees, patients and visitors and was made possible through a $100,000 donation by...
Segment of Huntingdon Pk in Huntingdon Valley closed due to a fallen tree on power lines
The Lower Moreland Police Department announced on the morning of Friday, August 16 that Huntingdon Pike (Huntingdon Valley) is closed between Carriage Lane and Cathedral Road due to a fallen tree on power lines. Police said that barricades are in place and urge residents to be cautious and find an...
Man wanted after series of overnight business break-ins in Norristown
Police are asking the public to help them identify a man they said burglarized numerous businesses in Norristown, Pennsylvania. According to the Norristown Police Department, the man committed multiple overnight burglaries of local businesses on Forrest Ave. and Swede Street. Police said the man is bald with a mustache and...
Perk Valley's Lena Stein starts family rivalry with West Chester commitment
Lena Stein had to make more than just a decision between two colleges. The Perkiomen Valley senior wing had to pick between continuing to play with her older sister Anna Stein at Kutztown — or becoming her biggest rival on the court. And as it turned out, the pull of West Chester University was just too strong.
Museum of Indian Culture's Roasting Ears of Corn festival to honor Native American, Indigenous culture
ALLENTOWN, Pa. — With each graceful note flowing from his wooden flute, Sicanni Purizaca hopes to inspire the crowd to come together. Purizaca, a flutist and composer, will headline the Museum of Indian Culture's 44th annual Roasting Ears of Corn Festival. "I realize that it's not easy to get...
DelVal and Penn State Abington Announce Pathway to Master’s in Healthcare Administration
Delaware Valley University (DelVal) and Penn State Abington have announced an agreement to create a five-year pathway program so undergraduates enrolled in four Abington majors may earn a Master of Science degree in healthcare administration from DelVal in a faster and more affordable manner. Abington students may take up to...
Holy Family University To Launch Nurse Aide Training Program
Holy Family University’s School of Nursing & Health Sciences earns Pennsylvania Board of Education approval for Nurse Aide Training Program. The Holy Family University School of Nursing & Health Sciences has gained approval from the Pennsylvania Board of Education for its newly created Nurse Aide Training Program. The program...
Firstrust Bank’s Support of Variety’s Annual Sunshine Games Demonstrates Its Commitment to Inclusivity
FOX 29's Bob Kelly, Trusty, and Swoop cheer on the children at the start of the 23rd annual Annie Madden Sunshine Games. Since 1976, Firstrust Bank’s support of Variety — The Children’s Charity of the Delaware Valley has helped to improve the lives of countless individuals with special needs.
Souderton grad, Telford native one of two sworn in as new Montgomery Township Police officers
Montgomery Township Supervisors this week welcomed to young recruits to the police force, one of which is a Souderton Area High School graduate. Mason Strauss and Louis “Ray” Ricci were sworn in Monday night at the supervisors meeting by Supervisors Chair Candyce Fluehr Chimera. Strauss and Ricci’s first day was on Tuesday.
Owner of Razor Reese’s Salon & Spa in Hatboro has preliminary hearing regarding June’s fatal shooting outside of his business
Maurice Anthony Byrd, Jr., owner of Razor Reese’s Salon and Spa in the Hatboro section of Upper Moreland Township recently went through a preliminary trial, The Times Herald reported. Byrd, 41, was arrested on June 8 for the first-degree murder of 37-year-old Stephen Strassburg of Hatboro after the two...
Philadelphia police ID man killed in ‘execution-style’ shooting ambush while riding bike
Police identified the 25-year-old man who was riding a bicycle in South Philadelphia on Wednesday night when three gunmen shot at him at least 40 times, killing him in what police say was an “execution-style” slaying. Shortly after 7 p.m., police responded to reports of a shooting at...
Police Sgt. Assaulted At Philly Family Gathering
On Aug. 2, at approximately 6 p.m., Philadelphia Police responded to a report of a person screaming and a robbery alarm at Chickie’s and Pete’s, located on the 1500 block of Packer Ave. Upon arrival, officers discovered two groups involved in a physical altercation that stemmed from a family gathering.
Schuylkill River Greenways to Remove Large Debris Pile from Schuylkill River at Douglassville Bridge
Schuylkill River Greenways owns the historic Douglassville Bridge, which serves as a crucial river crossing for the Schuylkill River Trail. In recent years, powerful storms have downed trees and dropped branches into the river, causing them to pile up under the legacy footings of this bridge, which has short spans and openings.
Shopping Gets Immersive as King of Prussia Mall Moves Toward Interactive Experiences
King of Prussia Mall is moving toward more experience-based attractions to draw in shoppers, including Netflix House. King of Prussia Mall, among other malls, is pivoting toward more experience-based attractions, reports Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Malls across the country have seen a considerable drop in shoppers following...
QB Controversy: Five standout players from the Eagles preseason win vs. New England
Nick Sirianni and the Eagles remain undefeated in the preseason following a 14-13 win over the Patriots. After three sluggish quarters, the offense scored 11 points in the final period and converted a two-point attempt to clinch the victory. Several players turned heads in this contest, albeit some for the wrong reasons.
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