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It’s Designer Bag Bingo at the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology
Play designer bag Bingo with the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology in Media for a chance to win an amazing designer handbag from the likes of Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Coach, and Dooney & Bourke. This fundraising event takes place Sunday, June 4, at the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology, 800 Manchester Ave. in Media. Doors open…
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Democrats Keep 1-Seat Majority in State House After Heather Boyd Win
With Heather Boyd’s 163rd District win in a special election Tuesday, Pennsylvania Democrats will retain control of the state House and can continue advancing their agenda, writes Sean Kitchen for The Keystone. Boyd defeated Katie Ford, the Republican nominee, for the seat which had been held by former Rep. Mike Zabel. The Democrat resigned over…
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Wawa Expands Into Work Places With ezCater Partnership
Executives in board rooms and employees in break rooms will now have access to Wawa’s Sizzli breakfast sandwiches and hoagies through a new partnership with a catering company, reports ConvenienceStore News. Businesses will now be able to order from Wawa’s 1,000 convenience stores through the ezCater marketplace. “Thanks to this new partnership with ezCater, we…
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The Washington Post: A Ridley Park Taylor Swift Fan Joined a Parking Lot Crowd
Thousands gathered in the Lincoln Financial Field parking lot May 13 just to have a bonding experience with the sold-out Taylor Swift Eras Tour. That included Jackie Gaul of Ridley Park, writes Emily Yahr for The Washington Post. “We’re lucky to even just be in the same city as her,” said 27-year-old Gaul. She sat…
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All Skate: Roller Skating Rinks Still Going Strong 140 Years Later
Roller skating rinks first showed up in America back in the 1880s but hit their peak of popularity in the 1950s and ‘60s. Back in the day, Delaware County had Spinning Wheels in Concordville and Chez Vous Roller Rink in Upper Darby. These days, rinks compete with skate parks, trampoline parks, ice rinks, and other…
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DELCO Careers: CCRES
CCRES is looking for professionals looking to start or expand their behavioral health careers and are looking to work with children and adults challenged by behavioral health issues. Several key positions are available. Make a difference in the life of a child or adult with behavioral health challenges. CCRES is hiring qualified staff to work…
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Eye Ailment Focused LaChelle Wong on Son Isaiah’s Basketball Career
LaChelle Wong, was about 35 years old when an autoimmune condition caused inflammation in her corneas, slowly affecting her ability to see, writes Aaron Carter for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “I was staring at a screen, and then I couldn’t see it anymore,” she said. Her vision stayed blurry for six months, sometimes going completely black.…
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Valley Forge Military College Graduates the 86th Class of Cadets
Valley Forge Military College, the Military College of Pennsylvania, has graduated its 86th class of Cadets. Thirty-six Cadets received Associate’s degrees and will matriculate to other colleges and universities to complete their Bachelor’s degrees. Cadet Elijah Kornbau, the salutatorian, earned the distinction of ranking second academically in his class. Graduating with an Associate of Arts…
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Wall Street Journal: Phillies’ All-Star Likes to Wind Down with Romance Novels
Philadelphia Phillies’ designated hitter Bryce Harper is among the growing number of men who are picking up the traditionally female-targeted romance novels, writes Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg for The Wall Street Journal. In his recent interview with GQ, the seven-time All-Star said he enjoys reading novels by Elle Kennedy, a prolific romance novel author, to wind…
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Delaware County Senator Pushing for Recycled Materials in Stuffed Toys
Kids who love to hug the stuffing out of their teddy bears and other stuffed animals may be hugging recycled material if Delaware County state Sen. John Kane has his way, writes Jan Murphy for Yahoo! Sports. He, along with Sen. Devin Robinson of Allegheny and Art Haywood of Montgomery County, hope to change a…
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A Spring Breeze, Some Flowers, and Gourmet Dining in Delco
There are plenty of top-tier al fresco options to enjoy a view and a gourmet meal outdoors if you want to do outdoor dining in Delco, writes Ed Williams for Main Line Today. At Autograph Brasserie in Wayne, you can be surrounded by plants and flowers on the outdoor patio, or visit the indoor-outdoor Sycamore…
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Neumann President Emeritus Dr. Rosalie Mirenda Remembered
Neumann University’s President Emeritus Dr. Rosalie Mirenda, who served students at the university for more than four decades, has died. She was 85. The announcement was made by Neumann University President Dr. Chris Domes Monday. “Rosalie served students with passion and committed herself to living the mission and values of Neumann University for over four…
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Camden Social Justice Hero Counsels Neumann’s Graduates
A self-described “free spirit” and “rule breaker,” Kristin Prinn urged Neumann University’s graduates not to stress about the future in her May 13 commencement address. “Your way will find you,” she said. “Look for opportunity, and remain open, brave, and willing to take risks. Get comfortable being uncomfortable. And above all else, lead with love.”…
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Freedom Village Has 2 ‘Get Acquainted’ Events Coming Up
Freedom Village at Brandywine in Chester County invites you to an information session, “Understanding Life Care” on Tuesday, May 23, starting at 11 AM, at the Brickside Grill, 540 Wellington Square in Exton. Freedom Village at Brandywine is a Life Plan Community in West Brandywine that has served seniors for more than 25 years. It…
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PennDOT Starts 4-Year Project on Rt. 420 Bridges Over Darby Creek
PennDOT is starting work on a $35.8 million federally-funded project replacing the Route 420 bridges connecting Prospect Park and Tinicum Township, reports the Daily Times. The southbound and northbound bridges have deteriorated and are listed in poor and fair condition. The construction will last until the summer of 2027. Two lanes will be maintained during…
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Flying Out of PHL This Summer? Expect Bigger Crowds
The Philadelphia International Airport is projecting a 12 percent increase in summer travel passengers, with more than 4 million expected to leave from the airport from June through August, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The airport is estimating an even split of passengers over the three months, with 1.31 million departing in June,…
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Going Gluten-Free? Let These Delco Bakeries Handle Your Sweet Tooth
Whether you’re gluten-free or supporting a friend with celiac disease, area bakeries are ready to keep you well-stocked in sweet treats, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Some of the top bakeries in the region are in Delaware County or nearby who are happy to accommodate those on a gluten-free diet. Sophisticakes at 4824…
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Widener University celebrates 2023 graduates in multiple commencement ceremonies
Widener University celebrated the achievements of 1,375 Chester-campus graduates in five ceremonies held on Memorial Field this week. The Widener University graduation ceremonies began on Tuesday, May 9, and concluded on the evening of Thursday, May 11. Graduates from the School of Business, School of Nursing, School of Engineering, College of Arts & Sciences, College…
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