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Rittenhouse Penthouse Hits Market at $8.5M, Could Set Philadelphia Resale Record
Recently listed at $8.5 million, a nearly full-floor penthouse in the 10 Rittenhouse residential tower could become Philadelphia’s most expensive condo resale if it sells for the asking price, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 5,400-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bathroom unit was purchased as raw space in 2010 by Sabrina Tamburino Thorne and Stephen…
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Committee of Seventy Expands Civic Education Guides for Philly’s Non-English Speakers
The Committee of Seventy recently unveiled the launch of Spanish and Chinese editions of its civic education guides, writes Davis Cuffe for Billy Penn at WHYY. The goal is to help further promote civic engagement, help address the language barriers non-English speakers often face when voting, and also to help them better understand Philadelphia’s local…
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Introducing Marsha’s, Philadelphia’s First-Ever Queer Women’s Sports Bar, Opening This Summer
Philadelphia will soon have its first queer women’s sports bar and venue, writes Alana Beltran for NBC10 Philadelphia. Marsha’s is set to officially open its door on South Street by the end of the summer. Philadelphia native Chivonn Anderson is the founder of the soon-to-open venue and her goal is to create an inclusive space…
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Financing from Firstrust Bank Fuels Ambitious Riverfront Vision at Conshohocken’s River Place
River Place, a 62-unit townhouse community taking shape along the Schuylkill River in Conshohocken, is transforming a previously underused stretch of Washington Street. And nearby Firstrust Bank, with its headquarters just a stone’s throw away, has been instrumental in making it happen. Firstrust provided the construction financing for the project, continuing a relationship with the…
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Penn State Brandywine Reflects on First Year of NCAA Division III Athletics
On May 11, the Penn State Brandywine softball team narrowly defeated the Pennsylvania College of Technology 8-7. It was Brandywine’s first year in the United East Conference, part of NCAA Division III, and it was the team’s first United East championship win and title. Brandywine has been a member of the Penn State University Athletic…
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Feeling Uncertain in Today’s Geopolitical Climate? Strengthen Your Business Value with Risk Management
In today’s environment of economic volatility, rising capital costs, and unpredictable global events, the phrase “control what you can control” has never been more relevant. Proactive, strategic risk management is not only a defense mechanism; it’s a powerful lever to sustain and grow your business value. Effective risk management helps you anticipate challenges, adapt to…
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Self-Leadership for the Second Half of The Year: Finish Strong with Focus and Clarity
Six months into the year, you’ve gained valuable insights — successes to build on, setbacks to learn from, and lessons that shape your path forward. The second half presents an opportunity to shift gears: from reaction to intention, from drifting to deliberate action. Now is the time to reflect, realign, and re-engage with clarity, discipline,…
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A New Restaurant is Coming to the Former Regal Cinema Site in Barn Plaza
A new restaurant, Burtons Grill & Bar, is planned to open in the Barn Plaza shopping center on Easton Road, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Three new retail and restaurant spaces are coming soon to the former Regal Cinema site within the shopping center. The owner of Barn Plaza, Brixmor, confirmed that Burtons will be…
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Can Abington’s Josh Shapiro Turn Grit into Presidential Gold?
Pennsylvania Governor and Abington native, Josh Shapiro, is now being talked about as a top contender for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, writes Tom McGrath for Philadelphia Magazine. After two years marked by both high-profile wins and public tragedy, Shapiro has emerged as one of the party’s most visible and calculated figures. Shapiro’s pragmatic, policy-first…
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How 2 Philly-Based Designers Helped New York City Mayoral Primary Winner Captivate Voters
When Zohran Mamdani first burst onto the scene as a New York City mayoral candidate, he wanted to take a fresh approach, and two Philadelphia-based designers helped him do it, writes Emily Bloch for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Local designers Aneesh Bhoopathy and Phil Ditzler of design co-op Forge are the ones responsible for designing Mamdani’s…
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WSJ: Comcast Locks In Rates to Stop Subscriber Slide Amid Wireless Competition
Amid fierce competition, Philadelphia-based Comcast is among the cable and wireless providers offering price-lock guarantees to retain existing subscribers and attract new ones, writes Patience Haggin for The Wall Street Journal. Comcast, along with Verizon and T-Mobile, promises its users steady rates for up to five years. Cable companies face growing challenges to retain internet…
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Philadelphia Earns USA Today’s ‘Most Walkable City’ Distinction for Third Consecutive Year
Philadelphia is the most walkable city in the United States, making it highly attractive for residents and visitors alike, according to USA Today’s 10Best list. This is the third consecutive year that Philadelphia topped the list. “Philadelphia is beloved for its cultural and historical attractions, and its walkability is appreciated by both residents and visitors,”…
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Rothman Orthopaedics Relocates South Philadelphia Office to Navy Yard
Rothman Orthopaedics, a nationally renowned leader in orthopedic care for more than 50 years, is expanding its footprint in the region with the opening of a new office at the Navy Yard in South Philadelphia. The new location — 1 Crescent Drive, Suite 401 — will begin seeing patients on June 30. This move reflects…
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Saint Joseph’s Partners with Nonprofit to Explore How AI Robots Can Support Aging Adults with Autism
Researchers at Haub Innovation Center at Saint Joseph’s University are developing ways for AI-powered robots to support aging adults with autism, writes Nicole Leonard for the WHYY. They have partnered with Bancroft, a New Jersey nonprofit, to pilot the technology with individuals living in assisted care communities. For the project, researchers programmed Pepper – a…
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New Podcast ‘Get Down to Business’ Highlights B Corp Companies with Philadelphia at Center of First Season
The new podcast Get Down to Business, hosted by Lauren Everett, highlights B Corp companies and places Philadelphia in its first season, writes Michaela Althouse for PhillyVoice. “We knew that there was a very well-established and diverse group of local B Corps in Philly, and what we were looking for with this first season was…
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Philadelphia Region Law Schools See Surge in Applicants Amid Political Shifts and LSAT Changes
The Philadelphia region law schools — as well as nationwide — are seeing a surge in applicants this year, driven by increased public attention on the courts during the presidential transition and recent changes to the LSAT exam, writes Isaac Avilucea for AXIOS. Some of the reasons for this spike are specific to the region.…
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Ron Jaworski, Owner of Downingtown Country Club, Expands Business with New Sports Bar
Downingtown County Club owner Ron Jaworski has expanded his restaurant business with the new 7-Tap Tavern, writes Ben Mace for Golfweek. Jaworski, who was previously a quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, recently opened 7-Tap Tavern at Back Creek Golf Club. The restaurant name is a reference to the No. 7 jersey worn by Jaworski during…
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See Which Montco Places Are Among 25 Best Small Towns to Live on East Coast
Montgomery County is home to two places that are among the best small towns to live in on the East Coast, write Aine Givens and Andrew Jose for Stacker. To compile the list, Stacker used Niche’s 2022 Best Places to Live rankings, which considered factors such as living expenses, safety, weather quality, as well as…
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