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Upper Darby Uber Driver Talks About Waiting for Fans and Fares at Citizens Bank Park
A 55-year-old Uber driver from Upper Darby waited two hours to find a suitable fare from Citizens Bank Park. He needed a fare that would make up for his lost time driving to the stadium and waiting in the lot, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The fare would earn him $24. Uber was…
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Wallingford Restaurant Brings French Elegance to Delaware County
Fond, a former Philadelphia-favorite contemporary French BYOB, will reopen in Wallingford this week, writes Vince Carey for the Daily Times. Fond had been an elegant offering for 12 years in Center City Philadelphia until the pandemic forced it to close in 2021. Now chefs Lee Styer and Jesse Prawlucki-Styer will reopen Fond on Oct. 16…
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Delaware County Leadership: Antonio D. Tillis, Ph.D., Chancellor, Rutgers University–Camden
From the vibrant streets of Memphis to the chancellorship at Rutgers University–Camden, Antonio D. Tillis, Ph.D., has followed a path shaped by tradition, purpose, and an unwavering belief in the power of education. A first-generation college student raised by his grandparents in the Bluff City, Antonio Tillis brings a rich personal history, global perspective, and…
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Financing from Firstrust Bank Fuels Ambitious Riverfront Vision at Conshohocken’s River Place
River Place, a 62-unit townhouse community taking shape along the Schuylkill River in Conshohocken, is transforming a previously underused stretch of Washington Street. And nearby Firstrust Bank, with its headquarters just a stone’s throw away, has been instrumental in making it happen. Firstrust provided the construction financing for the project, continuing a relationship with the…
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Self-Leadership for the Second Half of The Year: Finish Strong with Focus and Clarity
Six months into the year, you’ve gained valuable insights — successes to build on, setbacks to learn from, and lessons that shape your path forward. The second half presents an opportunity to shift gears: from reaction to intention, from drifting to deliberate action. Now is the time to reflect, realign, and re-engage with clarity, discipline,…
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Feeling Uncertain in Today’s Geopolitical Climate? Strengthen Your Business Value with Risk Management
In today’s environment of economic volatility, rising capital costs, and unpredictable global events, the phrase “control what you can control” has never been more relevant. Proactive, strategic risk management is not only a defense mechanism; it’s a powerful lever to sustain and grow your business value. Effective risk management helps you anticipate challenges, adapt to…
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Chester County Mini Golf Courses are the Perfect Summer Activity
Looking for a fun summer activity to enjoy with friends and family? Several mini golf spots throughout Chester County offer memorable experiences for all ages, writes Olivia Stefano and Anne E. Hill for Main Line Today. Boulder Falls Mini Golf in Downingtown features two stunning 19-hole courses surrounded by waterfalls, rock structures, and caves. The…
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Bucks County Man Secures Cancer Medication After Insurance Denial
Bucks County resident Paul O’Hara was quick to react when his health insurer claimed they couldn’t cover his prescription cancer medication, writes Joshua Sidorowicz for CBS News. O’Hara has treated his chronic myeloid leukemia with Sprycel for over a decade. He had a history of poor reactions to other medications. So when his insurance denied…
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Old City Bar Affiliated with Popular Local TV Sitcom Closing After 15 Years
Mac’s Tavern, the Old City bar and restaurant co-owned by two stars of the long-running TV show It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, will soon be closing, writes Michael Tanenbaum for PhillyVoice. Robert McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson opened the bar in 2010. “When we opened this bar, our hope was to create a welcoming, down-to-earth place…
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Upper Darby Summer Stage Celebrates 50 Years With a Show
Upper Darby Summer Stage celebrated a 50-year legacy this weekend that gives young people theatrical experience while offering professional-quality shows, writes Emily Neil and Kenny Cooper for WHYY. The program, which hosts more than 800 children and young people each summer to produce eight shows, pulled out all the stops Friday and Saturday, with a…
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Women’s Respite, The Wildflower Collective Has Reopened in Havertown
The Wildflower Collective, a space for new moms or women needing to rest, recharge, and reconnect, has opened at a new location in Havertown, reports the Daily Times. The Collective reopened June 22 at 16 E. Eagle Drive. Founded by Rachel Creighton, the Wildflower Collective is a designed space that invites women at all stages…
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A New Generation Launches New Maison Lotus Restaurant in Wayne
Win and Sutida Somboonsong are retiring from the restaurant business, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. They have been responsible for several elegant Asian restaurants in the western suburbs, including Thai Pepper, Mikado, Teikoku, Azie, and Blue Elephant. They’ve turned their restaurant empire over to their oldest children, Pearl Somboonsong Murphy, 33; and Paul…
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PRIZE Signing Day: High School Seniors Sign Pledge to Become Teachers
On Thursday, Jun. 26, Marissa Herring (pictured, left, Kennett High School) and Faith Bullen (right, Avon Grove High School) signed commitment declarations to pursue academic journeys that will lead to careers as future teachers in the region. These young women are on their way to becoming excellent educators through West Chester University’s Partnering in Raising Inclusive, Zealous Educators Program, or…
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Rothman Orthopaedics Relocates South Philadelphia Office to Navy Yard
Rothman Orthopaedics, a nationally renowned leader in orthopedic care for more than 50 years, is expanding its footprint in the region with the opening of a new office at the Navy Yard in South Philadelphia. The new location — 1 Crescent Drive, Suite 401 — will begin seeing patients on June 30. This move reflects…
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Lead and Inspire: Which WilmU Ed.D. Degree Is Right for You?
Are you looking to lead your school or organization to its next level of success? Wilmington University’s College of Education & Liberal Arts offers two Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) programs to fit your goals and accommodate your schedule. Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership The Ed.D. in Educational Leadership (EDL) for K-12 teachers and administrators supports you at the…
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Campbell’s Heiress, Equestrian Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Bred Olympic Stallions in Chester County
Mary Alice Dorrance Malone was more than the Campbell’s Soup heiress. She was an award-winning equestrian enthusiast and used to breed Olympic-grade stallions in Chester County, writes Jadon George for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Malone, who passed away on June 16, grew up primarily in Chester County, where her love of horses started. She became a…
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New Hope Restaurant Renowned for Unique Vegetarian Fare Named Among Top Places to Eat in Nation
One New Hope restaurant renowned in the region for its delicious and unique vegetarian fare is on the list of top 44 places to eat nationwide, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. USA Today food writers selected Dharma Bums in Point Pleasant as one of the eateries they would “return to again and again” and…
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WilmU One-on-One: 2025 Graduate Nicholas Phillips Reflects on His Experiences in the B.S. in Behavioral Science Program
Nicholas Phillips was the 2025 commencement speaker for the WilmU College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. He currently works as a Registered Behavior Technician, providing trauma-informed and assent-based care to children with autism. His goals include earning his master’s degree and becoming both a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Social and Behavioral Sciences Professor. Q:…
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