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‘James Wyeth: Unsettled’ Collection Debuts at the Brandywine Museum of Art
The Brandywine Museum of Art in Chadds Ford will open a major exhibition by artist Jamie Wyeth, writes staff for Chester County Press. The exhibit, entitled Jamie Wyeth: Unsettled, is a collection of more than 50 works by the renowned artist that have been drawn from various museums and private collections. Unsettled is set to…
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Weekend Wanderer: Where’s the Music?
So there I was, streaming Moonlighting in all its Bruce Willis glory. There was a scene in Moonlighting that, well — it didn’t change my life. Not exactly. But it holds great significance. Affected me. In one episode, a pre-China Beach Dana Delany hires the Blue Moon Detective Agency. It turns out — oops! —…
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The Benefits of Incorporating Playground Spinners Into Playground Design
Playground spinners are a valuable addition to any outdoor play area, offering numerous advantages for children of all ages. By including playground spinners in your play space design, you can provide children with a range of benefits, including: When selecting playground spinners for your play environment, it is important to consider the needs of your…
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Politico: Pennsylvania Is Hoping New Policies Will Encourage Younger Generations to Turn to Farming
Pennsylvania has been working hard on encouraging young people to farm, and these efforts are slowly showing results, writes Marcia Brown for Politico. In the Keystone State, members of the new generation are trading in their desk jobs for farm life at higher rates than the rest of the nation. State lawmakers have long prioritized…
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Kobe Bryant’s Dad Puts Son’s NBA Championship Ring Up for Auction
The recent decision of Kobe Bryant’s dad to auction his son’s NBA championship ring highlights the uneven relationship his parents had with him during his 20-year career with the Lakers, writes Steve Henson for y! Sports. Joe “Jellybean” Bryant was gifted the 2000 NBA championship ring by Kobe. Bidding on the ring is now up…
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The Guinness Book of World Records Named West Chester Man the Tallest Actor in the World
Actor Matthew McGrory was once named the world’s tallest actor by the Guinness Book of World Records as he stood at 7 feet, 6 inches. Additionally, he also holds the records for biggest foot and longest toe in the world, writes Norway Martin for Venture Jolt. McGrory was born in West Chester in 1973. Before…
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African American Museum in Philadelphia Spotlights Printmaker Dox Thrash in New Exhibit
The African American Museum in Philadelphia is showcasing the life and legacy of visionary artist and printmaker Dox Thrash in its newest exhibit, writes Cherise Lynch in NBC 10 Philadelphia. The new exhibit, titled, “Imprint: Dox Thrash Black Life, and American Culture” will feature more than 40 pieces, including selections from the Museum’s permanent collection…
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Just Outside of Bucks County, the Country’s Oldest Bookstore Remains in Operation
Just outside of Bucks County, the country’s oldest bookshop continues to offer incredible reading material for everyone. The Moravian Book Shop, the official bookstore of Moravian University in nearby Bethlehem, was founded in 1745. Still in operation to this day, it is the oldest bookstore in the United States in continuous use, and the second…
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Family Fun-Filled Weekend: Disney On Ice, Michaels Kids Club, Newtown Theatre, and More!
Local Kid-Friendly Activities To Enjoy From March 22 – 24 With Spring’s arrival, several area attractions are officially opening their doors for the 2024 season! New Jersey’s charming family theme park, Storybook Land, and Hellerick’s Family Farm’s high-flying Aerial Adventure Park in Doylestown will begin welcoming guests on Saturday. Diggerland USA, Six Flags Great Adventure,…
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3 Delaware County Colleges Have Tightened Up on Who Gets In
The University of Pennsylvania is one of the hardest colleges to get into in the region based on local college acceptance rates, according to an analysis by Philadelphia Business Journal. But the second hardest is a college in Delaware County, writes Joanne Drilling and Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Swarthmore College ranked as…
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Philadelphia Area’s Best Breakfast Sandwiches Include 3 From Delaware County
Breakfast sandwiches have risen to an art form at some Delaware County eateries, surpassing even the popular Sizzli at Wawa. The better places bake their own bagels, biscuits, or rolls and use Cooper sharp American cheese, writes Neil Bardhan and Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The choice of protein varies from standards like bacon,…
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Court Orders Prospect Medical to Set Aside Rent, Tax Money for Springfield Site
Prospect Medical Holdings, owners of Crozer Health, has been ordered to put $20 million in escrow for three years of rent and taxes for medical buildings Crozer is leasing in Springfield, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The order came from a Delaware County judge handling a dispute between Prospect Medical and The…
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Campbell Soup Features Jason Kelce on Limited Edition Chunky Soup Can
Campbell Soup wants to make sure its Chunky soup brand remains popular with consumers so it’s releasing a limited-edition Jason Kelce Legend can. The recently-retired Philadelphia Eagles player spoke to a crowd of Campbell employees Wednesday at the company’s Camden campus, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Kelce called Campbell’s Chunky soup…
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First Bank House of the Week: Contemporary in Chadds Ford
An exquisite Chadds Ford contemporary home set on 2.2 beautiful acres with five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms is available for sale. This lovely residence was designed by Brad Bernstein. You’ll find it perfectly positioned on a premium and secluded lot that offers gorgeous views. Highlights include the entrance foyer with gleaming refinished…
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Ridley Wellness Shop Owner Espouses Healing Benefits of Cannabinoids
Bill Moss of Ridley was shocked twice with high voltages of electricity. Medical marijuana was too expensive to help with the pain and bout of Parkinson’s afterwards, so he worked out a hemp-derived product that did the trick. Moss is the owner of Euphoria Integrated Health and Wellness in Holmes, writes Kathleen E. Carey for…
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WSJ: Shapiro’s PAyback Initiative Halves Permit Wait Times in Pennsylvania
Gov. Josh Shapiro launched a new policy last year aptly named PAyback to speed up the process of permit issuance in Pennsylvania, writes the Editorial Board for The Wall Street Journal. In his efforts to whip the state’s bureaucracy into shape, Shapiro ordered all state agencies to adopt a strict timeline for issuing permits. He…
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Two Peirce College Students Awarded The Paradigm Scholarship For Working Women
Peirce College is committed to making higher education accessible and affordable through innovative programs — like credit for prior learning and test out — flexible transfer policies, and tuition discount partnerships. Peirce also makes higher education accessible and attainable by helping its students fund their degrees through a robust menu of scholarship options and support. …
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Founding Family Puts Chaddsford Winery On Market for $4.5 Million
Chaddsford Winery, one of the largest in Pennsylvania, has been put on the market by one of the founding families, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Petrillo family is selling the beloved Chester County business for about $4.5 million. The property for sale includes the five-acre site, the business, and its existing…
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