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Styer’s Peonies Are a Sight to See in Chadds Ford
It’s an annual ritual from late spring to early August, when crowds gather from late May to early June at a Chadds Ford hillside to see thousands of peonies, writes Roger Morris for The Hunt Magazine. It all started in 1920, when J. Franklin Styer, a young botanist, began growing peonies and more for the…
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Man Who Led Titan Submersible Search Went to School in Jenkintown
Rear Admiral John Mauger of the U.S. Coast Guard captured the nation’s attention as he led the search for the Titan submersible, writes Justin Strawser for The Daily Item. Who is this man put in charge of such a daunting task? As Commander, First Coast Guard District, he oversees all Coast Guard missions across eight…
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Radnor Boys’ Lacrosse Was Determined to Win, and They Did
The energy that had gone into the rivalry between Radnor boys lacrosse and Springfield reached its peak recently at the PIAA Class 3A state boys lacrosse championship game when Radnor High took an 8-1 victory, writes Jack McCaffery for PA PrepLive. It was evident in how passionately the Radnor Raptors played, from the first to…
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DuMor 520 Series Seating Brings Versatility to Your Recreation Project
For those who like to casually stroll through or visit a cultivated landscape, garden, park, playground, or recreational area, finding a place to rest or enjoy a snack or meal can be an important consideration. It’s a consideration that goes into any playground, park, or streetscape design. Now there’s equipment that can easily accommodate your…
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New York Post: Philadelphia House Built in 1728 on Nation’s Oldest Residential Street Available for Sale
A Philadelphia house built in 1728 on Elfreth’s Alley, America’s oldest residential street, with three bedrooms and one bathroom, has hit the market for $500,000, writes Mary K. Jacob for the New York Post. The home last sold three decades ago for $119,000. Constructed when the nation was still a colony, this residence is considered…
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Rose Tree Park Summer Concert Festival Opens for Another Season
A 40-year tradition continues with this summer’s Rose Tree Summer Festival, the county’s award-winning outdoor concert series in Rose Tree Park. “The concert series is one of Delco’s finest traditions, and residents really look forward to it,” said Parks and Recreation Director Marc Manfre. “We’re very pleased to present it to the public each year.”…
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Balancing Delco Ingenuity With Philly Grit: A Power to Do Good
By now, it’s understood that the quick reopening of I-95 can be partially credited to specialized fill used for emergency repairs provided by the Eddystone firm, Aero Aggregates of North America. Eddystone’s in Delaware County. Ingenuity in a pinch. It’s kind of what Delaware County does, writes Stefanie Farr for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Just ask…
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Chester Heights Purchasing Private Land for Public Open Space
Chester Heights is buying 40.2 acres of the Powell property at Valleybrook and Smithbridge roads for use as public space, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. The borough plans to spend $3.4 million for the parcel which consists of rolling meadows, woodlands, and a tributary to Chester Creek. If this purchase hadn’t been made,…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Exquisite Carriage House in Wayne
An exquisite carriage house on 3.34 stunning acres with five bedrooms and five full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in Wayne. This extraordinary treasure has been meticulously renovated and expanded over the years. It boasts many gorgeous details, including sun-filled living spaces with high ceilings, original restored millwork and moldings, and timeless…
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SCORE Award Winner: Advanced EEO Solutions
Each year, SCORE Chester and Delaware Counties recognizes owners and entrepreneurs that have demonstrated unique vision, innovation, and achievement in support of the local economy and small business community. Congratulations were extended to five 2023 Small Business Achievement Award winners honored on June 1 at a celebratory luncheon at the Penn Oaks Golf Club. Learn how they…
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Springfield Lacrosse Player Makes Academic All-Area Team
Belle Mastropietro from Springfield ranks as one of Temple University’s most accomplished athletes in recent history, reports owlsports.com. Now she’s been named one of the 12 student-athletes on the PhillySIDA Academic All-Area women’s lacrosse team. Members of the team are nominated and voted on by the sports information offices of 30 area institutions of higher…
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Chester County Home to One of Pennsylvania’s Best Tubing Spots
If you are looking for a nice place to enjoy a relaxing float down the water with family or friends, there is the perfect spot for tubing right here in Chester County, writes Ashley Adams for The Keystone. Northbrook Canoe Company in West Chester offers you a chance to fully take advantage of the lazy…
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How Former Philadelphia Eagles Coach and NFL Legend Became a Wine Producer
Former Philadelphia Eagles coach and East Fallowfield resident Dick Vermeil has a passion outside of football. Dick Vermeil has an impressive career as an NFL coach, 120 winning games, and a Super Bowl Championship on his portfolio. At 86 years old, the retired sports professional has his eyes on wine, writes Eric Cooper for Quick…
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Clock Tower Could Open at Glen Mills as early as July 1 but There Are Issues
Clock Tower is ready to bring students to the former Glen Mills School as early as July 1, but West Chester Area School District thinks that opening should be delayed a year, writes Alex Rose for the Daily Times. “We seek your assistance now before the mistake that Glen Mills eventually became is repeated with…
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VFMAC: Guns and Tanks and Soldiers …. OH MY!
The US Army is coming to the Valley Forge Military Academy & College in Wayne on Saturday, June 24 in an impressive demonstration of military might. The Army will demonstrate some of the equipment used in defense of the nation. The demonstration includes the firing of blanks from infantry weapons. “Each year as part of…
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Go to Upper Darby and the Main Line for Your Boba Bubble Tea Fix
Boba Bubble tea has gained popularity in the United States over the past few years and now there are several places in the Philadelphia region where you can find it, including at the Korean American marketplace, Hmart, in the 69th Street area of Upper Darby, writes Tori Bissonette for Main Line Today. The drink combines…
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Montgomery County Home to One of the State’s 10 Most Historic Abandoned Places
Visiting abandoned places has become a popular activity among tourists across the country. From ghost towns to abandoned historic sites, these places are filled with eerie stories about life in earlier centuries. In Pennsylvania, there are ten sites that Joshua Childu at The Travel considers the most historic abandoned places in the state. Among them…
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Ollie the Barn Owl Lost in Pottstown, Still Missing More Than a Month Later
Ollie the Barn Owl, who lives with his owner, Molly, in Newville, got lost in Pottstown almost six weeks ago, during a birds of prey demonstration at Riverfront Park, writes Caitlin Rearden for WFMZ 69 News. Ollie has been spotted several times over the last six weeks. “Most recently he was spotted the last two…
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