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CCP Now Cardiology Walk-in Clinic Now Open in Springfield
In another response to Delaware County’s loss of urgent care facilities, a walk-in cardiology clinic has opened in Springfield, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia has already treated about 60 patients at the clinic in the past three weeks. The CCP Now clinic provides evaluation and treatment for patients…
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Main Line Health to Close Women’s Wellness Center in King of Prussia
A specialized behavioral health program serving Montgomery County residents is set to close its doors, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Main Line Health announced it will shut down its Women’s Emotional Wellness Center, including its King of Prussia location, on June 8. The health network cites staffing challenges and financial pressures. The center…
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New Owners Offer Details on Future of Taylor, Springfield Hospitals
Local investors who now own the former Taylor and Springfield hospitals have laid out different expectations for each facility, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. KQT Aikens Partners, spearheaded by Todd Strine and Justin Misner, has purchased both Crozer Health hospitals for $1 million each following the Prospect Medical Holdings Inc. bankruptcy. For…
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Wilson’s Secret Sauce Closing a Year After Gordon Ramsay Visit
A year after Wilson’s Secret Sauce got a retooling visit from celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, the Upper Darby barbecue restaurant is closing, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. Ramsay’s interventions appeared on an episode of a new Fox show, Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service. Now, husband-and-wife owners Steve and Kelly Wilson have decided to replace their…
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Cruise Ships Are Back as Passengers Depart Tinicum Terminal
The Norwegian Jewel departed from its Tinicum terminal around 4 PM on April 16 with its passengers bound for Bermuda and beyond, writes Cherise Lynch for NBC 10 Philadelphia. The voyage out of Philadelphia marks the first time a cruise ship has docked in the Philadelphia area in 15 years. Norwegian Jewel, part of…
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Residential Development Proposed at Newtown Square Coporate Campus
A residential project of 50 townhomes and 192 apartments has been proposed for the Newtown Square Corporate Campus, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. The Media-based Henderson Group wants to replace three office buildings to create 242 age-restricted residential units. The office park, south of West Chester Pike, is currently 60 percent occupied, a…
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First Bank House of the week: Havertown Craftsman Home for Sale
This Craftsman home at 521 Strathmore Road in Havertown is available for sale. The house, built in 1923, is 2,337 square feet and is in the Brookline neighborhood, writes Paul Jablow for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “It had a good vibe,” said Scott Carpel, describing the Havertown neighborhood where he ended up living for 22 years.…
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Jason Kelce’s Masters Role Draws Backlash from Golf Purists
After transitioning to broadcasting with ESPN three years ago, former Philadelphia Eagles lineman Jason Kelce was largely focused on the NFL before he branched out into other sports, including making his golf broadcasting debut at a TGL event last month, writes Matt Audilet for Men’s Journal. The Haverford resident is now set to continue his…
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Girls Spark Summit Features Noah Kahan Concert Giveaway, Prizes, & Workshops for Teens
Delaware Valley-based Girls Spark, dedicated to supporting teen girls on their mental health journeys, is building momentum for its 2026 Annual Summit, “Unstoppable.” Taking place on Saturday, April 25 at Penn State Brandywine, the event is designed for girls ages 11 to 18 and will feature exciting new incentives for attendees as anticipation grows ahead…
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Pennsylvania May Soon Designate a New ‘Migratory Bird’
Pennsylvania is considering ending its status as the only state without a state bird by designating the scarlet tanager as its official “migratory bird,” writes Zoë Read for WHYY. While Pennsylvanians have already named the ruffed grouse the official “game bird,” bird enthusiasts are welcoming the idea of also establishing a “migratory bird” designation. State…
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Celebrate Mom Right: Founding Farmers in King of Prussia Has Every Mother’s Day Covered
Mother’s Day is almost here, and if you haven’t made a plan yet, Founding Farmers in King of Prussia has you covered. The beloved farm-to-table restaurant in King of Prussia Town Center is pulling out all the stops this year with four distinct ways to celebrate mom, from a show-stopping brunch buffet to artisan chocolates…
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WCU’s Pistachio Quick Bread Contest Brings Campus Together One Bite at a Time
The College of Health Sciences at West Chester University recently hosted its third annual Food and Sensory Evaluation Competition through the Department of Nutrition, led by Associate Professor Dr. Amir Golmohamadi. Four teams from across campus created original quick bread recipes centered on a single, distinctive ingredient: pistachio. Each team included students, faculty, and staff…
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A-Day at DelVal Returns This Month
Delaware Valley University invites the community to attend its 76th Annual A-Day, a long-standing campus tradition celebrating agriculture, education, and hands-on learning. This three-day agricultural fair will take place from April 24-26 and is open to the public. A-Day offers a unique opportunity for visitors of all ages to experience agriculture up close through interactive…
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Bala Cynwyd’s City Avenue Transformation Continues with The Blayr
The Blayr, a 217-unit apartment building at the former Lord & Taylor location, has officially opened, bringing new residents and retail space to Bala Cynwyd, according to Denali Sagner for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Federal Realty project adds not only housing but nearly 19,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. Amenities include a pool, golf simulator,…
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West Chester Community Mourns Student After Tragic Vehicle Accident
West Chester University student Garrett Nicholas was tragically struck by a car on over the weekend and later died from his injuries at Paoli Hospital, leaving the community and school mourning his death and celebrating his life, reports staff and Walter Perez at 6abc. 21-year-old Nicholas of Lehigh County was crossing South High Street at…
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Philadelphia Bar Owners Are Split On Temporary Extended Curfew Law Going Into Effect This Summer
In late March, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a bill allowing Philadelphia restaurant and bar owners to stay open until 4 a.m. for a portion of this summer, as opposed to the typical 2 a.m. curfew. This curfew would last between June 11 to July 20, as hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected while FIFA…
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Band Formed by Hooters Drummer, Levittown Native Performing at Event
While most rock and roll bands in the area were forced to travel to New York to secure the attention of record labels, The Hooters were bringing labels to Philly, writes Patrick Rapa for Philadelphia Magazine. “I remember with us, and with [Robert] Hazard, labels started coming down to Philadelphia, to check us out on our own turf,”…
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Crozer-Chester to Get Primary Practice in 9 Months; Long-Term Plans Outlined
The new owners of the Crozer-Chester Medical Center talked with residents April 14 at a standing-room-only meeting at Widener University about the future of the campus. That future, phased in over three years, includes a smaller campus better tuned to modern healthcare practices, with an expansion of outpatient services and behavioral healthcare facilities, writes Kathleen…
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