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SEPTA to Increase Prices on July 1
Commuters face more unwelcome news from SEPTA, as it has announced that fares will increase on July 1, writes Mark Dent for Billy Penn. The Broad Street Line and Market-Frankford Line, as well as buses and trolleys, will increase from $1.80 to $2.00, while single-ride tickets will go up from $2.25 to $2.50. Depending on…
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Delaware County Leadership – Dr. Rosalie Mirenda, President, Neumann University
DELCO Today asks Dr. Rosalie Mirenda, President of Neumann University, about growing up in South Philadelphia the first daughter of Italian immigrants born in the United States; finding her way to Villanova University; a career in nursing; and eventually rising through the ranks to become president of Neumann in 1996, where she tripled enrollment and…
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Local Films Highlight 10th Annual Media Film Festival from April 7-8
Several outstanding local filmmakers will have their work screened as part of this year’s Media Film Festival to be held from April 7-8 at the historic Media Theatre. This year marks the 10th Anniversary for the annual event featuring short, independent films. Festival-goers will be able to witness a live script reading from Hollywood actor…
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The Maggittis Find Balance in Family, University Life
College sweethearts Sara and Patrick Maggitti have decades of experience in balancing their personal and professional lives, according to a staff report from the Main Line Today. Sara is a director at Cabrini University’s counseling center, while Patrick is a dean of the Villanova School of Business. Both have demanding schedules. Patrick points to his wife…
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Superhero 5K Run, Walk That Benefits CASA Youth Advocates Set for April 30
Runners and walkers will gather on Sunday, April 30 at 9 AM at Ridley Creek State Park in Media for a great cause. Participants are encouraged to hit the trails dressed as their favorite superheroes to support CASA Youth Advocate’s mission of providing champions for children. “With the success of last year’s race, we were…
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Malvern Federal Savings Bank’s Insurance Subsidiary Offers an Asset to Your Portfolio
In order to continue to meet the evolving needs of its clients, the Paoli-based Malvern Federal Savings Bank has reintroduced its insurance subsidiary, Malvern Insurance Associates. Malvern Insurance Associates, with its customer-focused and highly personalized service, is offering clients a necessary product, considering how insurance serves as an asset in one’s financial portfolio. Malvern Federal…
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Local Filmmaker, Owner of Marty Magee’s Try Their Luck on Irish American Films
Much more than luck is involved in bringing the Philly area’s rich Irish American heritage to television screens, and two Delaware County men are behind the scripts, cameras, and digital production of four upcoming feature-length films. The partnership of Marty Magee’s Irish Pub owner Joe Magee and Character Driven Productions Filmmaker and Producer Shawn Swords…
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Plymouth Meeting’s Legoland Discovery Center to Open its Doors on April 6
The eagerly awaited Philadelphia Legoland Discovery Center in Plymouth Meeting Mall will open its doors to fans on April 6, providing one of the first tastes of the magical world of LEGO and its stunning displays. For visits after the grand opening, there are already pre-booked tickets available online from April 7. Individual admission will…
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After Seven-Month Search, Neumann University Names New President
The Neumann University Board of Trustees has announced that Dr. Chris E. Domes, current president of Silver Lake College in Manitowoc, Wisc., has been named the sixth president of Neumann University. He will take office on July 1. His appointment ends a seven-month search for the successor to Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda, who announced last…
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Boeing in Need of Right Kind of Defense Spending
Despite an onslaught of defense spending from the political guns of President Donald Trump, layoffs continue to threaten Boeing Corp.’s war helicopter facilities in Ridley Park. That’s because the new military spending may not be the right kind of military spending, according to a Philadelphia Inquirer report by Joseph DiStefano. The $52 billion being called…
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Five Thousand New Jobs Just Another Reason to Love Wawa
Add a plethora of new jobs to the list of reasons to love Wawa. The convenience store franchise based in Delco plans to hire 5,000 customer service associates and managers over the coming three months, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report by Kenneth Hilario. The spring hiring spree will be spread across all 750…
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Radnor’s ControlRad Systems Raises $3 Million Ahead of Debut Product Launch
New eye-tracking radiation technology is catching the eyes of medical device investors, as Radnor’s ControlRad Systems just generated $3 million from the sale of private stock. The funding gets ControlRad halfway to its $6 million goal as it prepares for the launch of its debut product, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report by John…
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Cabrini Grad Returns to Alma Mater to Teach Video Production
John Doyle, a Cabrini graduate who possesses a master’s degree from Villanova, has been welcomed with open arms after deciding to return to his alma mater to teach video production, writes Lauren Stohler for Loquitur, Cabrini’s student newspaper. Doyle has always loved video production, and originally chose to study at Cabrini for its developing studio…
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FROM MONTCO: American Treasure Tour in Oaks Promises Fun Times with Eclectic Collection
From a huge collection of classic cars and store-window animations to patriotic art and holiday items, the American Treasure Tour in Oaks is sure to amaze and entertain even the pickiest of visitors, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware County News Network. Located in the former B.F Goodrich tire factory, the American Treasure Tour houses tens…
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Industry Veteran Joins Beneficial Bank’s New Media Office as Senior Vice President
Beneficial Bank has named Albert Melfi as Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending Team Leader. Based in Media, he will lead new business development and relationship management in Beneficial’s Delaware County loan office that just opened this month. Melfi has more than 40 years of experience in banking and commercial lending. Prior to joining Beneficial Bank,…
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Elwyn’s Board of Directors Appoints New President, CEO
The Elwyn Board of Directors has appointed Charles “Chuck” McLister the new President and CEO of its organization, a nationally recognized leader in education and support services for children and adults with physical and intellectual challenges. McLister succeeds Sandra Cornelius, who served Elwyn for more than a quarter of a century and announced her retirement…
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Newtown Square’s SAP Makes Its Debut on Fortune’s Best Employers List
Newtown Square’s SAP America has made its debut on Fortune’s annual list of its 100 best employers, landing at No. 59, writes Michelle Caffrey for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The North American headquarters of the German enterprise software company has secured a spot on the list, thanks to its global employment opportunities and the unshakeable…
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Check Out Where Philly Ranks Among America’s Best Cities for St. Patrick’s Day Parties
If you’re looking for one of the nation’s best St. Patrick’s Day parties, Philadelphia is your pot of gold. Expect to see lots of green today from the city that WalletHub ranked No. 9 on its 200-long list of 2017’s Best Cities for St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations. Philly lucked out with favorable marks on 16…
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