Springfield
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Former Springfield Native Robert H. Margist–Missile Repairman, Chef Dies
A former Springfield native, Robert H. Margist, who served in the Cold War as a Nike-Hercules Missile Repair Technician, died Aug. 17. He was 81, according to legacy.com. The Nike-Hercules Missile was used in Germany to counter an airborne threat from the Soviet Union. Mr. Margist was born in Philadelphia but grew up in Springfield, graduating…
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He’s Ex-Secret Service. Now He’s Heading a Non-Profit to Help K9s
A former secret service agent in Springfield has started a non-profit Hurricanes Heroes, that pays the medical bills of K9s, reports the 6abc.com staff. Marshall Mirachi and his K9, Hurricane, stopped an individual back in 2014 who jumped the White House fence. For his actions in stopping the White House intruder, Hurricanes medical bills in…
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Moe’s Tavern Pop Up Comes To Springfield Mall Sept. 10-26
“The Simpson’s” Moe’s Tavern is making its way to the upper level of the Springfield Mall in September, writes Hannah Kanik for the Philly Voice. Moe’s Tavern, or rather, a replica of it, will show up as a pop-up bar at the Mall from Sept. 10 to 26. Fans of the three-decades-long, 32-season animated series…
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Mike Scioscia, of Springfield, Lands on New Turf at the Olympics
Mike Scioscia has done it all in his Major League Baseball career. Except the Olympics, writes Marc Narducci for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Scioscia signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers right out of Springfield High School in 1976, drafted in the first round. He was a two-time All-Star catcher for the Dodgers and two-time World Series…
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Putting the Word Out in Delaware County to Save a Life in Springfield
A young Springfield man and his mother are hoping that someone in the community can find him a kidney and save his life, reports Joe Holden for Philadelphia.cbslocal.com. “He knows I’ll do anything for him and this is the one thing I can’t do,” said his mom, Helene Aldorasi. “I want my son to go…
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With Community Support and Lemonade, Young Girl Keeps Fighting to Get Better
The Springfield community is rallying around a 9-year-old girl who was struck by a car in 2019 while getting off a school bus, reports Natasha Borwn for Philadelphia.cbslocal.com. A busy crowd at a lemonade stand demonstrated that support. Jayzlyn Yaboah suffered extensive injuries following the accident. “The doctors told us she wasn’t going to survive.…
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Couple Loves Their Springfield Cape Cod But Needs a Little More Space
They’ve put a lot of work into their charming Cape Cod house in Springfield, but Edyta and Patrick Davitt after three years are looking for more acreage, writes Paul Jablow for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Not that they weren’t happy at their location, with safe runs through the neighborhood at night, walks to the library and…
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Coach to Springfield High Player Facing Cancer: Baseball Family Is Here for You
Strath Haven High coach Brian Fili paid an emotional tribute to Springfield High third baseman A.J. Grande at a recent Panthers’ playoff game against Marple Newtown, writes Bob Grotz for the Daily Times. Grande was invited to throw out the first pitch, but was late because of a doctor’s appointment. He had recently been diagnosed…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Springfield Home Was a Blacksmith Forge
This House of the Week is a one-of-a-kind historic stone home. It has four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. It is available for sale in Springfield. This truly unique property dates back to 1684. The home that once served as a blacksmith forge has been transformed into a stunning modern residence while preserving its historic charm.…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Spacious Contemporary Home with Wooded/Water Views in Springfield
Beautiful contemporary one-of-a-kind home with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Springfield. Nestled on 3.64 secluded acres, this unique residence offers stunning water and wooded views. It offers relaxed and easy living with amazing venues ideal for entertaining. . . The many highlights include a great room with…
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Olde Sproul Village Formula of Flexibility, Cooperation, Keeps Full Tenant Roster in a Pandemic
Olde Sproul Shopping Village in Springfield is looking pretty healthy in 2021 despite a vacancy rate that once stood at 65%, writes Natalie Kostelni for Philadelphia Business Journal. Today, the center is 97% leased. Kaiserman Co. Inc., owners since 1984, has spent $3 million on upgrades. The last pre-pandemic lease was Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza,…
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Divine Providence nurse in Springfield honored as Frontline Hero on Phillies Opening Day
The Phillies opening day Thursday included Springfield resident Angela Babcock, director of nursing at Divine Providence Village in Marple. She was one of 41 front line heroes honored at the game. In addition to being honored during Opening Day ceremonies at Citizens Park, their image will appear on “Frontline Hero” banners for the season around…
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Vaccine Distribution Bypasses Independent Pharmacies and the Neighborhoods They Serve
Two independent drug stores are fighting an uphill battle to get vaccines to customers, many of whom are underserved and dependent on these pharmacies. Diane Klause has spent thousands of dollars getting Public Drug in Upper Darby ready to help vaccinate the neighborhood, reports Dan Koob for CBSN Philly. She started with 200 Moderna vaccines,…
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Not Even a Fire Could Keep Springfield Couple From Their Wedding Day
A Springfield wedding couple and guests certainly weren’t expecting a fire before the wedding. Luckily, there were no injuries and firefighters were able to save the wedding dress, writes David Chang, Dan Stamm and Deanna Durante for NBC Philadelphia. Caitlin Kerezsi and groom Kevin Pace were at dinner when they learned the historic guest house…
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Springfield Pharmacy Supports and Comforts Those Seeking Vaccines
The Springfield Pharmacy in the Olde Sproul Shopping Center serves 3,500 patients. It has 22,000 people on its vaccination waiting list, writes Kevin Riordan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The store has received enough vaccines to cover about 100 patients with two inoculations each. Pharmacist Chichi Ilonzo Momah, 37, owner of Springfield Pharmacy, says the phones…
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Reddit Caused GameStop Stock to Surge, but That Won’t Help Places Like the Springfield Mall
Recent weeks have seen Reddit garner a lot of attention in the news as the social media site’s calculated efforts caused the stock of diminishing companies like GameStop to surge. Amid the stories of many Redditors who have now become wealthy from this tactic, it may also make many wonder whether this strategy could be…
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Springfield Mall Store Lets Customers Express Their Inner Delco With Stuff
Nothing says Delco pride like, we don’t know, a T-shirt? Or a hoodie? Maybe a hat. Whatever. Delco merchandise sold hot and heavy over the holidays and continues to do brisk sales at a holiday pop-up store, Delco Original Trading Company at the Springfield Mall, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times. The store was…
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PREIT Emerges Re-energized From Bankruptcy Protection With Fresh Capital
PREIT (Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust), the owner of the Springfield Mall, came out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy Friday with a deal that gives access to up to $130 million in capital, writes Ryan Sharrow for Philadelphia Business Journal. It also provides flexibility in paying off the company’s $1 billion in debt. PREIT stock shares…
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