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The Advantage of Working with an Independently Owned Mat Company
By Vince Del Rossi Personalized Service in the Greater Philadelphia Area Are you interested in working with a company that can provide you commercial mats, and other walkway safety solutions? When you first research a company that can help you achieve these things, often big-name businesses will appear at the top of your google search.…
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New Documentary to Explore Wawa, Sheetz Rivalry and Decide Which Is Better
A new documentary – Sheetz Vs. Wawa – will explore the epic rivalry between the fan bases of the two beloved chains of convenience stores, writes Stephanie Farr for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Filmmaker Matthew Fridg claims the documentary will decide once and for all which is better. “We settle this here,” states the film’s tagline.…
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Radnor’s Qlik Helps Businesses Work Faster, More Economically
Data systems developed by Radnor’s Qlik that can be used remotely through a mobile device are helping businesses work faster and more economically, writes Joseph DiStefano for the Philadelphia Inquirer. One of the companies that have seen the benefits is King of Prussia’s AmeriGas, the largest propane distributor in the country. Qlik provided the company…
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University of the Sciences, Delaware County Community College Sign Admission Agreement
The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Delaware County Community College have signed a program-to-program and guaranteed admission agreement today enabling the college’s associate-degree graduates to earn a Bachelor of Science degree at the university. The agreement allows qualified students with a specified Associate in Arts degree, or a specified Associate in Science degree,…
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Visits Episcopal Academy
David McCullough, the historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, recently visited Episcopal Academy, according to a report from the Delaware County News Network. McCullough shared his background, research, and writing method with students. He also spoke about his take on education, history, and the human spirit. After speaking to students, faculty, and other special guests in…
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From CHESCO: West Chester Resident, ‘One in a Billion,’ Advances Again on NBC’s ‘The Voice’
West Chester resident Jackie Verna has earned a coveted spot in the Top 12 on NBC’s “The Voice.” The 22-year-old, a member of Team Adam (Levine), survived the live playoffs in Season 14 of the Emmy Award-winning singing competition with a cover of “Once” by Maren Morris. “I’m beaming with pride,” Levine said after Verna’s…
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Comedienne from Delaware County Discusses Her Success in New York City
Comedienne Peggy O’Leary, a Delaware County native, has made a name for herself as the host of a Manhattan-based podcast, writes A.D. Amorosi for Glamorosi Magazine. O’Leary made her way to the New York City comedy scene through Philadelphia, where she performed in a sketch comedy group with friends from college. “I started performing in…
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Villanova Offers Delaware County’s Three Most Expensive Homes for Sale
In addition to being the home of this year’s NCAA men’s basketball champion, Villanova is also home to the three most expensive homes on the market in Delaware County, writes Shannon Rooney for the Philadelphia Inquirer. All three luxurious estates have prices that match their extravagance. The most expensive of the three is at 770…
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Havertown Native Directs Season Finale of Television Drama on ABC
Havertown native Tom Verica has directed nearly two dozen episodes of Scandal, the ABC drama set in Washington, D.C., including the April 19 finale, written by creator Shonda Rhimes and titled, ominously, “Over a Cliff,” writes Ellen Gray in The Philadelphia Inquirer. While Verica did not reveal how the show will end its seven-season run,…
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Denise Romanelli, Jeff Graber Inducted into Delta Mu Delta Honor Society at Neumann
Denise Romanelli, the Director of Employee Development and Community Relations at Sun East Federal Credit Union, and Jeff Graber, a professor in Neumann University’s Division of Business and Information Management, were honorary inductees into the Delta Mu Delta Honor Society at a recent ceremony at Neumann University. Student inductees included David Alvarez, Emily Brennecke, Tiffany…
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Pennsylvania Rates Poorly in Several Rankings Based on Economic Issues
The American Legislative Exchange Council has rated Pennsylvania poorly on economic issues, adding to the slew of low rankings in national surveys for the Keystone State, writes John Baer for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The limited-government, free-market group includes 2,000 legislators and calls itself nonpartisan. However, it’s known for pushing conservative causes and ranking conservative states…
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DNB First House of the Week: Restored Colonial in Drexel Hill
A stone-front Center Hall Colonial with six bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Drexel Hill. The first floor features a spacious formal living room that leads to a sunroom with exposed stone and gas fireplace. The large dining room can easily accommodate a large number of guests. Its renovated…
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Kids Have Chance to Design Philadelphia Union’s Mascot
The Philadelphia Union is searching for its new mascot, and the Major League Soccer franchise based in Chester is turning to kids for help. The Union Mascot Search contest is inviting fans to submit their mascot-inspired designs to the Union for consideration. [uam_ad id=”52851″] Advertisement While there is no limit on the number of designs…
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Drexeline Shopping Center in Upper Darby to Undergo Major Renovation
Renovations to the tune of $120 million are being planned for the Drexeline Shopping Center, at State Road near Township Line Road in Upper Darby, writes Linda Reilly for the News of Delaware County. The new Drexeline Town Center, an 18-acre site, will feature a redesign for several existing tenants, including ShopRite, Crozer-Keystone Medical Center,…
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In Rome with University Officials, Villanova’s Jay Wright Gifts Autographed Basketball to Pope
Villanova basketball coach Jay Wright met with Pope Francis during his visit to Italy where he presented the Holy Father with a basketball autographed by members of his national championship team, writes Diane Mastrull for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Wright was visiting Rome this weekend with Villanova’s president, Rev. Peter Donohue, and university trustees for the…
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Radnor’s Adapt Pharma Touts Awareness, Access to Its Antidote for Opioid Overdoses
Adapt Pharma of Radnor is trying to make Narcan, a nasal-spray antidote to an opioid overdose, as widely available as a flu shot, writes Erin Arvedlund for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Every day, an estimated 115 people die from opioid overdoses. About half of that number dies from prescription drugs. The other half dies from illegal…
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From CHESCO: America’s Largest Used Bookstore Attracts Both Book Lovers and Tourists
Baldwin’s Book Barn in West Chester is both a haven for book lovers who can explore the four floors of books and a tourist attraction with its own ghost stories, writes Meisha Johnson for CBS Philly. The Book Barn is in an actual dairy barn built in 1822. After World War II, the Baldwins bought…
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Swarthmore College Student Falls $1 Short in Semifinals of Jeopardy!
Swarthmore College sophomore Rebecca Rosenthal competed in the Jeopardy! College Championship that was filmed this spring in Culver City, Calif., and is now airing on ABC, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Delaware County News Network. Rosenthal advanced to the semifinals, where she lost by $1. Rosenthal had $21,800 going into Final Jeopardy! while her opponent…
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