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We’re Still Growing in Delco Even as U.S. Population Slows to a Crawl
While the U.S. population increased at a mere .35 percent growth between 2019 and 2020, here in Delaware County we’re the 12th fastest county in Pennsylvania for resident growth, according to a recently released report by Stacker. Nationally, it was 327th among the fastest-growing counties, placing it among pockets of the country that are still…
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Did COVID Take Away the Philadelphia Union’s Eastern Conference Victory?
It was a valiant, tough fight from the short-handed Philadelphia Union team Sunday in the Eastern Conference final match against New York City FC in Chester’s Subaru Park that they came close to winning, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia Union manager Jim Curtin showed frustration after the game. The Union’s 2-1 loss…
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Find the Ideal Holiday Gift at Dunwoody Village’s ReSale Shop in Newtown Square
With the holiday shopping season upon us, the Dunwoody Village Resale Shop is open for all of your shopping needs. The shop is open to the public and is a great place for special deals on home décor, clothing, jewelry, furniture and more. The shop is open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Proceeds…
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Penn State Brandywine Students Attend Off-Campus Retreat on Global Citizenship
Four Penn State Brandywine students recently attended A Taste of GELE (Global Engagement and Leadership Experience), a one-day, off-campus retreat on global citizenship. They joined 22 other students from Penn State Abington, Berks and Lehigh Valley at the Oct. 23 session. A Taste of GELE is a spinoff of the Global Engagement and Leadership Experience,…
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John Lim, Swarthmore College Grad, Makes Forbes 30 Under 30 for AZN Flush Game
Delaware County is represented on Forbes 2022 30 under 30 list this year, thanks to John Lim, a Swarthmore College graduate who went on to create party-oriented card games geared toward Asian-Americans, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. There were 19 honorees from the region on this year’s list. The Forbes list divided 600…
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Connection Interrupted. Looking at Internet Connectivity Across Delco
We’re all used to having mostly reliable, fast, and wide-reaching internet service. But there are still parts of Delaware County where that simply isn’t true. Now, Delaware County Council wants to do something about it, writes Kenny Cooper for WHYY.org. An online survey running until Jan. 14 is asking residents to identify residential and commercial…
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Foundation for Delaware County Celebrates 5 Years of Making a Difference
The Foundation for Delaware County has made a huge impact on Delaware County in its five years of existence. The Foundation was created on July 1, 2016. In the past five years, it has served more than 10,000 people a year through its public health programs, including: Nurse-Family Partnership WIC Healthy Start It has distributed…
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This Time of Year, Byer’s Choice Artisans May Be Busier Than Even Santa’s Elves
The only seasonal manufacturing site busier now than Byer’s Choice headquarters may well be a certain workshop at the North Pole. Hank Flynn, of FOX29 Philadelphia, reported how the hectic pace hasn’t eclipsed the Chalfont brand’s personal touch. Among the staff assembling the distinct figurines — called carolers and kindles — is Donna Chando, who…
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Party Tray Needs Met by 2 Delco Store Favorites and a Popular Neighbor
It’s the holiday season so there’s a good chance that somewhere there’s a party happening. If you’re lucky enough to receive an invite or host your own, you’ll need food. Here are two Delaware County businesses and a nearby neighbor ready to supply your party tray, writes Nick Vadala for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Di Bruno…
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These Electrifying Drive-Through Holiday Light Displays Are a Short Sleigh Ride Away From Montgomery County
Although strolling by your neighbor’s holiday lawn décor is a nice way to spend an evening, sometimes you need a professional for something first class. To kick the bulb-and-extension-cord experience up a notch, get behind the wheel of the car, fill the backseat with neighbors or friends, crank up the holiday tunes, and make a…
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Governor Comes to Chester With State Money to Stop Gun Violence
The Chester Panthers Foundation is getting $50,000 from the state to expand its efforts to curb gun violence, Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf announced during his visit to Chester Friday, writes Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. The Panthers, which brings football and cheer programs to 200 youth, will use the money to expand its sports…
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Haverford Pastor’s Mission Is to Get Food and Vaccinations to Those Who Need It
Pastor Daren Miller drives around the Haverford Township community six days a week collecting food and other necessities for his church’s food pantry, writes Ashley Johnson for 6abc.com. As head of the Memorial Church of God in Christ, he’s made it his mission to make sure those who need it are well fed. “I see…
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Holiday Shopping Season is Already in Full Swing at King of Prussia Mall
With more than three weeks left until Christmas, the holiday shopping season is already in full swing at King of Prussia Mall, writes Bryanna Gallagher for 6ABC. “We’re seeing a lot of bags, a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of people, which for us really translates to a great holiday season,” said Todd Putt, King…
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Duck Donuts, With Radnor Ties, Waddles in as an America Favorite
Duck Donuts, acquired early this year by an affiliate of a private equity firm in Radnor, has been named one of America’s favorite restaurant chains by Newsweek, writes Sue Gleiter for pennlive.com. Duck Donuts has made-to-order doughnuts with customer-customized toppings, including icings, drizzles, nuts, sprinkles and Oreo cookie crumbles. “This recognition is a testament to…
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The DELCO Original Trading Company Is Back Again at the Springfield Mall
The DELCO Original Trading Co. is back again this holiday season at the Springfield Mall, much to the delight of Kevin Kinkead, writing for crossingbroad.com. Kinkead’s memories of the Springfield Mall track back to when he wrote stories about the Philadelphia Union from the Mall’s “food court,” essentially a Sbarro and a Tony Luke’s. He…
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DELCO Careers: Pennsylvania Institute of Technology
The Pennsylvania Institute of Technology in Media, founded in 1953, is a two-year accredited, private non-profit college offering an education for those looking for career development and advancement, college transfer opportunities, and personal growth. The following positions are available at the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology: Dean of Academic Affairs The college dean is the chief…
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Nonprofits Invited to Learn More About Foundation Impact Grants Dec. 9
Nonprofits are invited to join a virtual event with the Foundation for Delaware County’s grant making team Dec. 9 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to learn about the 2022 Impact Grants. 2022 Impact Grants Applications for the grants will be available online starting Jan. 4, 2022. Proposals will be due on Feb. 8, 2022.…
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A New Community’s Coming to Edgmont and It’s Got All the Amenities
The Caswell at Runnymeade, a new multi-family community, is being built in Edgmont, reports GMH Communities, as released on businesswire.com. GMH Communities, a Newtown Square real estate firm, has broken ground on two four-story buildings that will contain 249 units. The development is east of Ridley Creek State Park, minutes from West Chester Pike. It…
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