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Community Invited to DelVal on Saturday for Travis Manion Foundation Workout of the Day
There are workouts that challenge your body. Then, there are ones that carry a deeper meaning. Delaware Valley University’s Gradaute Student Organization will host a Travis Manion Foundation Workout of the Day (WOD) on Saturday, May 2 at 8:30 AM. The event will be held in honor of Marine Corps First Lieutenant Travis Manion, who…
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John Ternus, Next CEO of Apple, is a University of Pennsylvania Alum
Apple recently announced that University of Pennsylvania alumnus John Ternus will become the next CEO of the company starting September 1, writes Alastair Goldfisher for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Ternus will be the successor to incumbent CEO Tim Cook, who will be stepping into the role of Apple’s executive chairman. In a statement, Cook said…
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Souderton’s Univest Eyes Growth Beyond Philly as Earnings Climb
Souderton-based Univest Financial Corp. is posting strong financial gains while setting its sights on growth beyond the Philadelphia region, writes Jeff Blumenthal for The Philadelphia Business Journal. The Montgomery County bank reported a 21% jump in first-quarter earnings alongside a nearly 12% increase in net interest income. The steady momentum poises the company to sharpen…
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A Canvas of Community at Chester County’s Art Galleries
Chester County is home to hundreds of artists whose passion for creativity has produced work across all mediums, from acrylic paint and watercolors to sculptures and furniture masterpieces. Despite all the talent, it can be hard to get recognition. Some creators have their own personal studios, but there are also numerous art galleries to submit…
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The Philadelphia Region Is Now an Easy Place to Catch a Cruise
No longer will local travelers have to haul themselves up to New York or down to Baltimore to catch a world-class cruise. The Norwegian Cruise Line PhilaPort terminal at Tinicum means Philadelphia’s cruising drought has ended, writes Meghann Foye for The News Tribune. On April 16, the Norwegian Jewel made history as the first major…
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Ice Cream Shop Opening Location at Buckingham’s Former Candlewyck Site
Popular Flemington, N.J., ice cream shop Humdoo Ice Cream is opening its second location in Buckingham at the site of the former Candlewyck Pub and Restaurant, writes Jeff Werner for Patch. “This is beyond exciting,” said founder Gabriella Truppi. “This has been in the works for two years. I looked at so many locations. I’ve come close on many of them. So to be able to announce…
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Feasterville Gym Provides Young Adults with Disabilities a Place to Box
Joe Hand Boxing Gym in Feasterville offers opportunities for all members of the community to get a good workout with the many classes it offers, reports Nick Iadonisi for 6abc. The nonprofit has a variety of programs available, including ones for adults battling Parkinson’s disease and for young adults with autism. In partnership with the Autism Cares Foundation…
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Central Bucks East Swim Teams Shatter Records Despite Tragedies
Within just a few years, the Central Bucks High School East boys’ swimming program suffered two tragic losses that left the team shaken, writes Krystle Rich for CBS News Philadelphia. In 2023, 17-year-old swim team member Marcus Papanikolaou passed away in a car crash, and less than a year later, the boys’ longtime coach Ed Walsh died of brain cancer. …
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DelVal to Host Take Back the Night on Tuesday to Raise Awareness, Support Survivors
An evening meant to be heard, felt, and shared is coming to Delaware Valley University. On Tuesday, April 28 at 6:30 PM, DelVal will host Take Back the Night in the Student Center Courtyard, inviting students, neighbors, and community members to gather for a powerful moment of support during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Take Back…
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How Philadelphia Got World Cup Right: Cheap Transit, Free Fan Fest, and Tailgating
Private money, as well as meticulous behind-the-scenes preparation have turned Philadelphia into a World Cup host that other cities now envy, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. However, while Massachusetts and New Jersey have decided to charge significantly steeper transit fares for fans, Philadelphia will continue to charge just $2.90. Several stadiums have banned…
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Chicken Salad Chick Targeting Montgomery County Expansion
Montgomery County could soon be home to a new fast-casual concept not yet seen in the Philadelphia region, according to Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. A local franchise group has signed a deal to bring six Chicken Salad Chick locations to the suburbs. The first is expected to open in Montgomery County. The…
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Sounds of Delco Team Talk About Their Project at Fox 29 Philadelphia
The team at Greatest Hits Records and Books in Media talked with Mike Jerrick at Fox 29 Philadelphia about their “Sounds of Delco Vol. 1” album, available May 15 on vinyl and through streaming. “We get a lot of vintage sound effects records that come in the shop. And we’re really inspired by those,” said…
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Former Chaddsford Winery GM Opening Locally-Supplied Bar in Unionville
Corey Krejcik, former general manager of Chaddsford Winery, is planning to open Proximity Wine Bar in Unionville, with a focus on local producers, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. All of the food and beverages will come exclusively from suppliers within 100 miles of Unionville. The concept will also serve as an education and community hub, offering classes and tastings while creating an additional revenue stream and retail…
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Several Bucks County Schools Make List of the Best High Schools in the State
Six Bucks County public high schools were recently listed among the top 100 in Pennsylvania in a new ranking from U.S. News & World Report. Schools were ranked on six key factors, including college readiness, state assessment proficiency, state assessment performance, underserved student performance, college curriculum breadth, and graduation rate. The first Bucks County school on the list, ranked fourth, is New Hope-Solebury. The school…
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Several Bucks County Towns Make Big Strides Up Wealth Rankings
Several Bucks County municipalities have climbed the top 50 list in a regional income analysis, with some towns now staking a claim to the “Big Bucks County” label, writes Anthony R. Wood and John Duchneskie for The Philadelphia Inquirer. New Hope and Solebury, towns linked to reality television personality Yolanda Hadid of Real Housewives of…
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Doylestown’s 76 FENCE Grows With BucksMont Territory Led by Bucks Veteran
Doylestown’s 76 FENCE continues its Pennsylvania expansion with a new multi-territory ownership in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, led by West Point and Wharton graduate Tim Dunn. A local veteran and lifelong resident of the greater Philadelphia area, Dunn brings leadership, discipline, and strong community ties to 76 FENCE BucksMont, a new franchise that focuses on…
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Bridge in Falls Township Named for Operation Iraqi Freedom Veteran
The Aldan Avenue bridge, located in Falls Township, has been named after a Bucks County native killed during Operation Iraqi Freedom, reports Nikki DeMentri for CBS News Philadelphia. Private First Class Nate DeTample, a Pennsbury High School graduate, enlisted in the Pennsylvania National Guard when he was a junior in high school. In 2005, at just 19 years old, he was killed in action. For his bravery, DeTample has…
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Beer Festival Season is Brewing in Bucks County with These Upcoming Events
In and around Bucks County, local breweries are getting ready to celebrate the spring and summer with beer festivals, serving up IPAs, stouts, lagers, and more, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. On May 30, Warwick Farm Brewing will be hosting its annual Haze Fest, featuring food trucks, music from local bands, and all your favorite beverages. As…
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