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Neumann eSports Preps for Video Game Production Major
Neumann University is creating a new opportunity for students to major in video game production and it’s happening because of a new technology lab in the School of Business. The brand-new lab on the third floor of the Abessinio Building is the lair of the campus eSports team, but it won’t be all fun and…
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Atif Saeed Named New CEO for Philadelphia International Airport
The city has named Atif Saeed as the next CEO of the Division of Aviation, a position overseeing Philadelphia International Airport and Northeast Philadelphia Airport, writes Ryan Sharrow for Philadelphia Business Journal. Saeed replaces Chellie Cameron, who oversaw both airports for six-and-a-half years. She became CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia in…
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Real Estate Market’s Tricky Right Now for Buyers and Sellers
Buyers and sellers are both afraid to enter the real estate market right now and that’s causing some instability, said real estate broker Richard Strahm. Rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty from inflation and recession fears are slowing the housing market down in the Philadelphia region, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sales are…
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2 Delaware County Businesses Named Top 100 Places to Work in U.S. by Fortune Magazine
Two Delaware County businesses made Fortune Magazine’s 2021 top 100 Places to Work in the US, despite disruptions from the pandemic, writes Michael Tanenbaum for phillyvoice.com. Newtown Township-based IT company, SAP America, moved up to No. 29, moving up 30 spots from last year’s ranking of No. 59. To counter the effect of the COVID-19…
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Deer Creek Malthouse in Glen Mills Releases Final PA Pride Beer for 2022
The fourth and final PA Pride beer for 2022, PA Pride 8.0, comes from Deer Creek Malthouse in Glen Mills, writes Franki Rudnesky for Philly Voice. PA Pride 8.0, an amber lager, will be sold starting Friday at more than 12 breweries. The beer is made with locally grown and malted barley. It captures warm…
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General Recreation Can Help You Raise Money for a Playground
In today’s economic environment, playground fundraising can face financial obstacles to bring your playground project to life. General Recreation Inc. in Newtown Square, a playground equipment provider and recreation space designer, can help with those fundraising issues. There are fun, creative ways to raise money, or you can use more traditional routes to raise capital,…
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One of Philadelphia’s Most Exciting Suburbs is in Delaware County
Philadelphia is surrounded by lively towns and communities in exciting suburbs that offer visitors everything from quaint main streets to picturesque orchards, and one local place is among the eight most exciting of them, writes Allie Volpe for Thrillist.com. Media is a well of treasure for nature lovers. Visitors can spend their time among the…
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San Diego Philly Cheesesteak Shop Well Positioned for the Game
The Philadelphia cheesesteak is everywhere these days, thanks to local fans like Joe Crescenzo who have been transplanted elsewhere, reports Fox 29. Crescenzo is 2,500 miles from his home in Sharon Hill, creating cheesesteaks at his Philly-themed shop in San Diego. He’s been away for 40 years, but never forgot where he come from. His…
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Swarthmore Mural Is First Wheelchair Art in the Region
Swarthmore has a new mural that was created with the help of students in wheelchairs, the first large-scale wheelchair art in the Philadelphia area, writes Gina Lizzo for Main Line Today. Children and Adult Disability and Educational Services (CADES) just completed the mural. CADES is a Swarthmore-based organization that helps children and adults with intellectual…
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DELCO Careers–CCRES
CCRES specializes in matching qualified candidates with local career opportunities working with children and adults in the community. CCRES jobs are currently available for qualified staff to work in schools, homes, and the community. CCRES Downingtown provides more than 1,500 professional staff to meet the needs of children and adults challenged by autism, behavioral health issues,…
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Volleyball Marvel Abby Harrell Heading to Villanova
Challenges surrender before incoming Villanova University volleyball player Abby Harrell, writes Scott Spruill for Yakim-Herald-Republic. She was a big force from her freshman days forward playing volleyball with the Ellensburg High School Bulldogs in the Kittitas Valley in Washington State. Harrell helped lead the team to its first all-state honors and has had back-to-back…
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Lansdowne’s Michael Millon a Rising Star at Lark Restaurant
Restaurants are more than the person that owns them. The hardworking chefs, sous-chefs, managers, servers, dishwashers, bartenders, and farmers keep the restaurant going, writes Craig LaBan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. LaBan featured 16 rising stars at the region’s top 10 restaurants, including Michael Millon from Lansdowne, executive chef at Lark Restaurant in Bala Cynwyd. …
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Virtual Exchange at Penn State Brandywine Connects International Education Students
Penn State Brandywine Professor of Education Lynn Hartle has used virtual exchange technology to give her students an international experience without leaving their home campus. During the spring semester, Hartle collaborated with Luciana Cabrini Simões Calvo, professor of language teacher education at the State University of Maringá in Brazil, to provide virtual experiences for their…
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Psychiatrist From Glenolden Fighting Stigma of Mental Illness
Ken Duckworth’s family moved away from Glenolden when he was eight years old because of his father’s mental illness, but no one in the family said it out loud, writes Abraham Gutman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. There was s a commotion while he was playing in the basement of his Glenolden home. A police officer…
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Delaware County Residential Real Estate Pace Slows a Bit
The residential real estate market in Delaware County is changing, but it’s a move that’s actually returning it to normal, say some real estate experts. That hasn’t stopped people from worrying, asking brokers if we are in a recession, writes Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. Beth Endrizzi, a real estate agent with the…
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Lincoln Center Named ‘2022 Top-Rated Nonprofit’
The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth (TLC) has been named a “2022 Top-Rated Nonprofit” by GreatNonprofits, the leading website for community recommendations of charities and nonprofits. TLC is an entrepreneurial nonprofit providing innovative education, coaching, and counseling services to individuals and families, as well as grant writing and management services for school districts and…
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Scandinavian Prison Approach Working at SCI Chester
The United States has the largest number of people incarcerated in the world and so it deals with overcrowding, violence, long sentences, and hopelessness, writes Jordan Hyatt and Synove Nygaard Anderson for yahoo.com But a unique approach used at Scandinavian prisons now being tried at a state prison in Chester may hold solutions. The approach…
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Look No Further Than Clifton Heights for Good Drinks
The Philadelphia region has plenty of variety when it comes to wetting your whistle, whether it’s a cutting-edge cocktail, a bone-dry wine, or a really good beer. A more traditional no-frill cocktail drinking experience can be found at the Original Clam Tavern in Clifton Heights, the only Delaware County restaurant to make a list of…
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