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Delaware County Food Donations Get a Boost With Fresh Garden Produce
The community group Grands Stepping Up is supplementing donations for the food insecure in Delaware County with fresh produce grown in their own community garden at New Liberty Baptist Church in Aston. There are tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini and peppers, reports Marcella Baietto for Philadelphia CBS News. “A lot of the time when you are food…
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A Wine-Making Hobby Led to Penn Woods Winery in Chadds Ford
Penns Woods Winery founder Gino Razzi discovered he had a knack for winemaking and talked his daughter, Carley, into turning his hobby into a proper business, writes Leigh Green for PA Eats. Now 15 years later, Penns Woods Winery in Chadds Ford is busy and successful, benefitting from Razzi’s winemaking roots, Carley’s business savvy, and…
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Penn State Great Valley Launches Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence
Penn State Great Valley has announced the launch of its new master of artificial intelligence (AI) program, set to commence this fall. This program is designed to equip students with the cutting-edge skills and knowledge needed to excel in the rapidly evolving field of AI. The master of artificial intelligence at Penn State Great Valley offers a…
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Two Sushi Restaurants Among Best to Try in Chester County
When the sushi cravings hit, here are two sushi restaurants in Chester County to stop by for take-out or dine-in, writes Oliva Stefano for Main Line Today. At 123 N Church St. in West Chester, Kooma has a modern take on its sushi, earning it a popular reputation throughout the county. At the sushi bar,…
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Montgomery County Considers Norristown Dam to Power County Operations
Montgomery County officials recently hosted a public meeting on potentially using the Norristown Dam to power all county operations with renewable energy, writes Emily Neil for the WHYY. The county has initiated the process of seeking federal approval for the project by submitting an Initial Consultation Document to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. It will…
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John & Peter’s Place in New Hope Named Top Dive Bar in the Nation
John & Peter’s Place in New Hope is considered one of the best dive bars in the nation, according to MediaFeed. Established in July 1972, this iconic venue has evolved into a beloved hotspot for live music and camaraderie. John & Peter’s features an outdoor patio perfect for enjoying the scenic views of the Delaware…
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Sprouts Farmers Market Prepares to Open 2 New Philadelphia Locations This Month
Sprouts Farmers Market will be opening a new store at Roosevelt Mall and Quartermaster Plaza, respectively, later this month, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The two new Sprouts Farmers Market locations are the latest as the grocer continues to grow its presence in the region. The 24,000-square-foot Sprouts store opening at the…
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A Pennsylvania Fish Story: Son Snags Largest Pennsylvania Perch Ever Near Chester
The 20-foot fishing boat left the Ridley Township Municipal Marina, navigated Darby Creek and settled on the Delaware River below the Commodore Barry Bridge near Chester. It was there that Christopher Barrett, 19, while fishing with his father, Craig, caught a white perch that turned out to be the largest ever caught in Pennsylvania, writes…
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This Delaware County Spot Is on a List of Pennsylvania’s Less Crowded Towns
Beyond Pennsylvania’s larger cities there are smaller, less crowded towns that offer natural places to explore, writes Felix Ngeso for MSN. Among Pennsylvania’s 10 least crowded, but still scenic towns, lies Swarthmore Borough. Swarthmore is a college town with an uncrowded feel, providing serene and tree-lined neighborhoods. Formerly known as Westdale, Swarthmore is one…
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Health Issues Lead to Soccer Retirement for Havertown’s Sinead Farrelly
Sinead Farrelly announced Friday she is immediately retiring from playing soccer due to long-term symptoms from previous concussions, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. It’s been quite a journey. The Havertown native had only returned to playing last year after eight years away from the game, then went to the World Cup with Ireland…
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New Impact Grants Totaling $1.2M Go to Non Profits Serving Delaware County
The Foundation for Delaware County recently announced more than $1.2M in new Impact Grant awards to 57 area nonprofits. New funding is in addition to nine second-year Impact Grant awards totaling more than $712K and three third-year Impact Grants totaling more than $203K for a total of more than $2.1 million invested in nonprofits serving…
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CCRES Hosts 2 Open House Interview Days for Achieve Program Staffers
CCRES and the Achieve Adult Service program is hosting open house interviews Tuesday, June 11, and Friday, June 14, in Downingtown for those interested in working as a Direct Support Professional with the Achieve program. The position includes a $500 sign on bonus. Achieve is a 9 AM to 3 PM Monday through Friday program…
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The Definitive Guide to Visiting the King of Prussia Mall in 2024
Nestled at the crossroads of major highways and enveloped in the historic allure of the Delaware Valley, the King of Prussia Mall is not just a shopping destination—it’s a vibrant hub where luxury meets convenience. Originally opened in 1963, the King of Prussia mall began as a modest open-air shopping center featuring major anchors like…
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Netflix Series Starring Comedian Shane Gillis Filmed in West Chester
Tires, a show recently released on Netflix, stars comedian Shane Gillis and was filmed in West Chester, mainly around the Tires Etc shop at 640 East Gay Street, writes Soniya for sportskeeda. The show is summarized as taking place “At his father’s auto shop, [where] a hapless manager strives to improve customer service and drive…
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Developer Switches Gears With Former Rite Aid Site in Center City from Apartment to Retail Project
Plans to construct a mid-rise apartment building on the western border of Center City have been scrapped and instead, the owner of the site is looking for a retail tenant for the existing single-story building, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The building on Walnut Street originally housed a Rite Aid that closed…
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Infrastructure Overhaul a Theme at 2024 State of Delaware County Address
The 2024 State of Delaware County breakfast hosted by the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce June 3 at the Llanerch Country Club, highlighted county council’s efforts in 2024 to address years of underinvestment in infrastructure. Members of Delaware County Council presented highlights of its accomplishments and goals in the past year. The event concluded with…
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Newtown Square’s ArriVent Partners With Chinese Firm on Cancer Drug
ArriVent Biopharma in Newtown Square has made a deal valued up to $615 million with a Chinese firm on a cancer drug development, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal. ArriVent will team with Jiangsu Alphamab Biopharmaceutical on antibody drug conjugates, also known as ADCs. They’re a type of cancer treatment that combines a cloned…
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Sushi Has a Home at These 2 Delaware County Restaurants
Despite being in competition with cheesesteaks and hoagies, sushi has managed to swim its way into the Delaware County consciousness and there are two local spots where you can find it, writes Olivia Stefano for Main Line Today. Azie Media, at 217 W. State Street in Media creates a unique sushi experience. It has an…
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