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Gou! in Olney Offers Tasty, Homemade Haitian Dishes
Imma and Emmanuel Laguerre, the husband-and-wife team behind Olney restaurant Gou!, named their eatery after the Haitian-Creole word for “tasty,” writes Natalie Jason for 6 ABC. The name fits perfectly, as the pair who hails from Haiti have been serving delicious, homemade Haitian specialties such as whole fried snapper, chicken or goat in sauce, and…
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Official Eagles Shop Has New Kelly Green Merch for Team’s Diehard Fans
Philadelphia Eagles’ official shop at Lincoln Financial Field released throwback merchandise just over a week ago, and already during practice sessions the stadium’s stands are filled with kelly green jerseys, reports Aunyea Lachelle for NBC10 Philadelphia. In fact, the kelly green jerseys might be “the hottest item in Eagles history ever,” said Emily McNichol, Director…
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Drop in Popularity of Her Name Makes Philadelphia Teen a Rare Young Members of L.I.N.D.A. Club
Due to a huge drop in the use of the once mega-popular name, seventeen-year-old Linda Jack of Philadelphia is one of the rare young members of the L.I.N.D.A. Club, writes Jon Kamp for The Wall Street Journal. However, for the Philadelphia teen, the rarity of her name is an asset. “I’ve never met someone with…
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The Smart Way to Navigate Career Stagnation
In the world of career growth, life’s challenges often lead to stagnation. Family commitments, health, or corporate changes can halt progress. But, according to Rachel Feintzeig at The Wall Street Journal, this doesn’t have to be negative. “It doesn’t need to be this continuous upward trajectory,” said Massachusetts-based coach Becca Carnahan. She advises focusing on…
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Balancing Workplace Behavior: Finding the Right Level of Niceness at Work
In the modern workplace, the balance between being too nice and assertive is a complex issue. While kindness is valued, excessive niceness can be perceived as a weakness, especially among women, writes Rachel Feintzeig for The Wall Street Journal. “I don’t need a sorry,” said Harry Kraemer, a professor of leadership at Northwestern University’s…
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Five Percent Toll Increase Approved by Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for Next Year
Driving on the Pennsylvania Turnpike is about to become more expensive, as the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission recently approved a five percent toll increase for 2024, write Patrick Damp and John Shumway for CBS News. The new rates will take effect on January 7 and will apply to both E-ZPass holders and Toll By Plate. “As…
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University of Pennsylvania Health System CEO was Part of Transformative Projects
Kevin Mahoney, CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, has been an integral part of Penn Medicine since 1996, writes Andrew Parambath for the Pear Healthcare Playbook. He has held various leadership positions both within the health system and the Perelman School of Medicine. His transformative projects have managed to elevate Penn Medicine’s clinical…
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Growing Philadelphia Granola Brand Looking to Catapult to Next Level
Philadelphia-based OT Foods, a granola brand that grew 55 percent last year, is hoping to take things to the next level with a possible major natural grocery stores deal and increased direct-to-consumer sales, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company started co-packing its three granola flavors last month, which has greatly increased…
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Eight High-Paying Easy Jobs That Are Over $100k
Career experts have recently unveiled a list of high-paying “easy” jobs that offer salaries of over $100,000 and are considered relatively low-stress. Information Technology Manager With an average salary of $119,500, IT managers plays a vital role in managing technological advancements and ensuring security. Risk Manager Earning around $116,000, a person in this position would calculate…
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Eagleville Pastry Chef Takes Home First Prize in Philadelphia Dessert Wars
Eagleville pastry chef Colleen Kriebel has another award to add to her collection of accolades. The Plymouth Meeting native and owner of Kriebel’s Custom Bakery in Eagleville, writes M. English for Main Line Media News. She and her team of Central Montco Technical High School alums won first place in Philadelphia Dessert Wars for…
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Six Strategies to Have a Successful Job Search
Job searches can be overwhelming, especially for highly sought-after positions like remote work. However, there are ways to improve your chances of landing a position, according to Flexjobs. Build Your Network Expanding your network of professional connections and mentors is key to landing a new opportunity. This can be done through virtual events, happy…
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New $400 Million Training Program Will Prepare Pennsylvania Workers for Infrastructure Jobs
Governor Josh Shapiro signed an executive order earlier this week that created a $400 million training program that will prepare up to 10,000 Pennsylvania workers for jobs created by federal infrastructure investments, writes Paul J. Gough for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Grants awarded by the Commonwealth Workforce Transformation Program are designed to provide companies, contractors,…
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Manor College’s Practical Nursing Program Ready to Aid in Nursing Shortage
A nursing shortage continues to be a challenge for healthcare organizations across the country and in the greater Philadelphia area. Manor College has served as an entry point into nursing through Pre-Nursing programs, but this Fall, the institution is helping to address the nursing shortage through a new Practical Nursing Program. “Practical nursing is nursing…
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Highest Grade Insecticide Might Be Effective Against Spotted Lanternflies, But It Is Also Deadly to Many Plants
Spotted lanternflies are continuing to wreak havoc across Pennsylvania, with hundreds of thousands of invasive pests making their home in gardens and backyards across the state, writes John Hayes for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Homeowners desperate for solutions for dealing with the bug have turned to official sources for help, with little results. Kristine Masta, whose…
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Four Easy Jobs and Side Gigs That Pay Well
Our full-time jobs can often bleed into our day-to-day lives, often inhibiting our ability to have a propery work-life balance. However, there are careers that are not as stressful, and they pay well. Here are easy high-paying jobs, according to Flexjobs. Tutoring Median income: $36,680 This part-time gig is a great way to make…
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Comcast’s Tinseltown Holiday Spectacular Finds New Home at FDR Park
The annual Comcast Spectacor’s “Tinseltown Holiday Spectacular presented by Dietz & Watson” will move from Montgomery County to FDR Park in South Philadelphia for its third iteration, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. “As one of our city’s most diverse, culturally vibrant public spaces, FDR Park is the perfect place to make memories…
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Here are Five Remote Jobs That are Music Related
For the more musically inclined people, it could be hard to find a remote job. Whether it is playing gigs or teaching lessons, a lot of music careers are in-person. However, there is an ample amount of music-related jobs available remotely, according to Flexjobs. iHeartMedia This firm owns hundreds of broadcast radio stations. Most…
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Five High-Paying Unique Dream Jobs
In the age of a remote work boom, people are more apt to pursue jobs that fulfill their dreams. However, some job seekers may not even know that these positions exist. Here are high-paying dream jobs, according to Yahoo Finance. Sommelier Average Annual Salary: $53,760 Are you a wine enthusiast? This job could…
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