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SCORE Webinars for July/August Are Useful Tools for Any Small Business Owner
SCORE Chester and Delaware Counties is hosting several free webinars during the rest of July and in August. Understanding Cash Flow—A Business Survival Guide On Tuesday, July 28, join this free webinar, “Understanding Cash Flow—A Business Survival Guide.” The webinar, 9 to 10:30 a.m., will be hosted by Tom Faughnan, SCORE mentor and retired Chief…
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Yeadon Has an Unusually High Number of COVID-19 Cases for a Borough So Small
Fewer than 12,000 people live in Yeadon Borough, yet they have the highest rate of coronavirus cases of any town with at least 10,000 in the Philadelphia suburbs or Philadelphia zip code, reports Ellie Silverman, Erin McCarthy, John Duchneskie and Dylan Purcell for The Philadelphia Inquirer. There were 443 cases as of July 16, 3.86…
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No COVID-19 Fatalities Reported in Delaware County for July 16, 46 New Cases
There were 46 new cases of COVID-19 in Delaware County reported on Thursday, July 16, bringing the county total to 7,744. No additional COVID-19 related deaths were reported, with total deaths remaining at 717 for the county. Of those, 574 were in long term care facilities and personal care homes, according to data from the…
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Zommick McMahon Simplifies the Complexities of Commercial Real Estate for Its Clients
Highly intelligent. Well organized. Excellent. A breath of fresh air. A true partner. Knowledgeable. The key to my success. These are but a few of the words and phrases that clients have used to praise Zommick McMahon Commercial Real Estate, a West Chester-based firm specializing in investments and office, retail, and industrial real estate. Founded…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: A Stately 5-Bedroom Home on 1.55 Wooded Acres
This home at 1210 Winderly Lane is available for sale in Newtown Square. This classic Traditional is tucked into a quiet neighborhood of 12 stately homes. It offers a convenient location, luxury style and privacy all in one in the award-winning Rose Tree Media School District. The home has three full finished levels that include…
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Rose Tree Park Summer Music Festival Cancelled Due to COVID-19
The 2020 Summer Festival Concert Series in Rose Tree Park will not take place this year out of concern for the coronavirus, Delaware County officials stated Thursday, July 16. The concerts may exceed the Governor’s Order limiting outside gatherings to no more than 250 people. Holding the concerts could also pose a threat to residents,…
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Two Local Bike Trails Among 19 Must Try-Out Trails in Philadelphia Area
Two Delaware County bike trails are among the 19 best trails in the Philadelphia area that will provide an exhilarating experience whatever your riding needs, according to the Philadelphia Magazine. Ridley Creek State Park Trail is ideal for families who are looking to cruise together. The trail is designated for bicyclists, joggers, and cross-country skiers.…
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Employers: Are You Claiming All Your COVID-19 Tax Credits? RKL Can Help
Between the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, there are a number of tax credits available to provide support and assistance to employers during the pandemic. Each credit comes with its own set of eligibility requirements, wage and leave tracking, and reporting protocol, which employers…
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The Cool Ones: Delaware County’s Best Ice Cream Shops
By Christine Tarlecki, Culinary Feature Contributor Did you know July is National Ice Cream Month and July 19th is National Ice Cream Day? Nothing says summer like ice cream, gelato, and of course, water ice. Here’s just some of our favorite Delco ice cream places, try them all and cool off with a creamy treat this…
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Restrictions on Bars Are Back as Pennsylvania Governor Eyes Rising Virus Numbers
Faced with potential new COVID-19 numbers that rival or exceed the height of cases in April, Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf announced new restrictions on bars and restaurants, reports pittsburgh.cbslocal.com. Starting today, July 16, nightclubs will close, bars can only offer dine-in meals or to-go alcohol. Restaurants are limited to 25 percent capacity. Non-bar seating in…
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State Sen. Anthony H. Williams Tests Positive for Coronavirus, Other Senators Getting Tested
State Sen. Anthony H. Williams (D-8) has tested positive for the coronavirus, the second Pennsylvania legislator to contract COVID-19, writes Angela Couloumbis of Spotlight PA for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sen. Williams represents Philadelphia as well as Collingdale, Colwyn, Darby, Darby Township, Folcroft, Lansdowne, Norwood, Sharon Hill and Yeadon. Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa (D-Allegheny) and…
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Ridley’s Nifty Fifty’s Expands Into South Philly With New Restaurant
Nifty Fifty’s, with its flagship diner off MacDade Blvd. in Ridley, has opened a place at 10th Street and Oregon Avenue in South Philadelphia, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The retro 50s diner opened in Ridley Township in 1987. It now has four regional locations, including Northeast Philadelphia and Rt. 42 in Turnersville.…
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Her Sisters Made a Video With 200 Friends and Family to Help Her Through Leukemia Treatments
When Hope Wells, 23, was diagnosed with leukemia in 2018, she didn’t have to tackle the disease on her own. She had her five sisters to rally around her, writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The six former students of The Christian Academy in Brookhaven have done everything together. Charity, 25; Faith, 24; Joy,…
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Now That We’re ‘Green’, We Seem to Be More Confused Than Ever About What’s Safe
When Pennsylvania’s governor ordered a coronavirus shutdown back in March, it was easy. Stay home. Only leave for essential work or to shop at essential businesses. Now we’re in a “green” phase. Life seems more confusing, writes Nina Feldman for WHYY, as posted on gantdaily.com. Businesses reopened after virus counts went down, than the counts…
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The Foundation for Delaware County Announces 5 New Board Officers
The Foundation for Delaware County has added five new officers to its Board of Directors. The following community leaders have been elected to lead the largest philanthropy in Delaware County: …
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Delaware County COVID-19 Case Total Now 7,650, but No New Deaths Reported
There were 81 new cases of COVID-19 in Delaware County reported on Tuesday, July 14, bringing the county total to 7,650. No additional COVID-19 related deaths were reported, with total deaths reported remaining at 709. Of those, 566 were in long term care facilities and personal care homes, according to data from the Chester County…
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COVID-19 Disproportionally Affects Black Residents in Delaware County
African Americans in Delaware County and the entire Philadelphia area do not have same levels of access to health care and related services as white residents and the consequences are clearly visible in coronavirus infection rates, writes Kasra Zarei for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In Delaware County, the number of cases per 10,000 residents for African…
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Local Photographer Part of Nationwide Effort to Create 10,000 Free, Professional Headshots to Help America Get Back to Work
Nothing says “I’m ready to work” more than a freshly pressed suit, an updated resume, and – of course – a professional headshot. Regardless of profession, COVID-19 sent millions of Americans to the unemployment line without warning. That is why Isolde “Iba” Baylor, a Paoli-based photographer and the proprietor of Images by IBA, is participating…
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