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You ‘Knead’ to Try Out Newly-Released Perfume from Downingtown’s Auntie Anne’s
Downingtown’s Auntie Anne’s, the popular pretzel chain, has introduced a new product called Knead: Eau De Pretzel, a perfume that captures the aroma of their iconic pretzels, writes Cecilia Levine for the Daily Voice. The scent is described as a blend of dough, salt, and a little bit of sweetness. The goal is to evoke…
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Tyrese Maxey Foundation Pledges $1 Million to Philadelphia Youth Organizations
The Tyrese Maxey Foundation recently pledged to donate $1 million to youth organizations in Philadelphia, writes Sean Kennedy for Liberty Ballers. Tyrese Maxey and the Foundation announced its charitable endeavor during its “Friends and Family” weekend from August 1-4. The “Friends and Family” events included a Night of Giving mixer and dinner at Fitler Club…
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Another Historic North Philadelphia Mansion To Be Sold Off By Father Divine’s Peace Mission
Father Divine’s Peace Mission is auctioning off another notable property in North Philadelphia’s mansion district, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The historic 35,000-square-foot Disston House located at 1530 N. 16th Street is one of the few surviving mansions in the neighborhood that was home to the city’s manufacturing tycoons in the late 19th…
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Penn Alumna, Poker Guru Annie Duke Helps Leaders in Corporate America Learn How to Lead Even Better
After retiring from the world of professional poker, University of Pennsylvania alumna Annie Duke is now helping leaders in the corporate sphere learn how to lead even better, writes Bruce Horovitz for the Investor’s Business Daily. Duke is the only woman to win the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship and the World Series of Poker…
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Gwynedd Mercy University to Host 27th Annual Golf Tournament
Gwynedd Mercy University will host its 37th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, September 30, 2024. The event is sponsored by Irwin & Leighton Commercial Builders and will take place at Manufacturers’ Golf & Country Club in Fort Washington. Space is limited to 124 golfers. The tournament is a shamble format in which everyone plays their…
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Your A-Game Vs. Your B-Game: How to Maximize Success Before the Year Ends
We’ve passed the halfway mark into the second half of the year, and many of us are reflecting on our goals — both achieved and missed. But here’s the truth: you can’t reach new heights with the same mindset that got you where you are now. If you want different results, you must think and…
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Eat Like a Local in Philadelphia
No trip to Philadelphia is complete without trying a cheesesteak, the city’s trademark sandwich. But there’s so much more to the city’s diverse dining scene. Want to try the best food in Philadelphia during your visit? You won’t want to miss these hometown favorites. Philadelphia Favorites The most famous Philadelphia staple is the Philly cheesesteak.…
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AARP Pennsylvania Warns Residents About Growing Threat of AI Scams
AARP Pennsylvania is alerting residents about a rising wave of sophisticated Artificial Intelligence (AI) scams targeting older adults. With AI becoming increasingly advanced, scammers use tools like deepfake videos and voice cloning to deceive individuals into handing over money and personal information. Mary Bach, AARP Pennsylvania Volunteer and Chair of the Consumer Issues Task Force,…
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The Wardrobe in Exton Expands Services to Combat Clothing Insecurity, Support Financial Independence
The Wardrobe is a local nonprofit that focuses on eliminating clothing insecurity and promoting financial independence through providing free and affordable clothing, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6ABC. They help people who need higher-quality clothing for job interviews or special occasions, and those who need clothing in general. That way they can spend their money on…
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Barnes & Noble to Open New Store in Doylestown’s Barn Plaza This September
Barnes & Noble is gearing up for a grand opening in Doylestown’s Barn Plaza shopping center on September 4, 2024, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Despite the exterior lacking signage and the facade still under construction, the project is on schedule, according to Janine Flanigan, Barnes & Noble’s Vice President…
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West Philly Lab Supplier EMSCO Receives $2 Million Investment, Targets Company Growth
EMSCO Scientific Enterprises, a West Philadelphia-based laboratory supplier, recently received a $2 million investment from an Enterprise Center-backed growth equity investment firm, writes Kyle Nguyen for the Philadelphia Business Journal. In doing so, it became the first company to get funding from the Innovate Capital Growth Fund, launched to provide patient equity capital to minority-…
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Owner Jeannine A. Cook Purchases Fishtown Building That Houses Harriett’s Bookshop
Harriett’s Bookshop now has a permanent home as owner Jeannine A. Cook has purchased the four-story Fishtown building that currently houses the shop, writes Elizabeth Wellington for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Cook originally rented the storefront from landlord Sang Casenta in 2019. She opened Harriett’s Bookshop’s in early 2020. It has since become among the Philadelphia-area’s…
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Navigating the Hyper-Competitive World of College Admissions
In Greta Gerwig’s 2017 film Lady Bird, a memorable scene depicts Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson checking her college admissions results. When she discovers her acceptance to only one college, she reacts with frustration. This scene resonates deeply with today’s college applicants, highlighting the intense and increasingly competitive college admissions landscape. But while the landscape has…
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Delaware County Has Plenty of Family-Friendly Restaurant Options
Delaware County has no shortage of family-friendly restaurants that are kid-friendly, with exceptional kids’ menus along with some fun and games, writes Samantha Geiger for Main Line Today. Tank & Libby’s in Drexel Hill is a great location for breakfast or lunch with the family. The menu doubles as a coloring page with games and…
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Saint Joseph’s University and Barnes Foundation Launch Innovative Online Master’s in Museum Education
In a significant move to address the growing need for skilled museum educators, Saint Joseph’s University and the Barnes Foundation are launching a cutting-edge online Master of Arts in Museum Education program this fall, writes Racquel Williams for KYW Radio Philadelphia. This collaboration aims to fill a critical gap in educational offerings for museum…
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Ursinus College Roots for Beloved Coach Battling Kidney Failure
The Ursinus College community is rallying behind one of their beloved coaches who is battling kidney failure, reports Matt Leon for KYW NewsRadio. Coach George Trabosh, or as the players call him, Coach Poppy, is the assistant women’s basketball and volleyball coach at Ursinus, and he needs a new kidney. Trabosh has stage 5 kidney…
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Husband-Wife Duo Pairs Restaurant and Market in Fox Chase
In 2017, Bishara Kuttab opened his casual Levantine restaurant Bishos in Roosevelt Mall, which closed during the pandemic. There, he met his wife, Zohra Saibi, who worked for him and the now-married couple have a dual restaurant and market in Fox Chase, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The couple relocated Bishos to Fox…
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New Pilot Program Launches With Goal of Teaching Philly Students About Hydroponic Farming
A new program, called the Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) program, helps teach Philadelphia students about indoor farming, writes Mike DeNardo for KYW Newsradio. This program is designed to introduce students in all grades to aspects of indoor farming. This includes everything from growing plants to the plumbing, electrical, and construction work needed to support them.…
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