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Inside Lambertville’s Under the Moon Cafe, Where Argentine Flavor Meets a Lively Night Out
Just across the river from New Hope, a steady stream of Bucks County diners crosses into Lambertville each weekend. It is a short trip. But the shift in setting and pace feels different. One of the places drawing that traffic is Under the Moon Cafe. Under the Moon sits at 23 North Union Street, a…
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Holy Family University Welcomes New Dean to the School of Business & Technology
Dr. Tobin Porterfield has joined Holy Family University as the dean of its School of Business & Technology. Porterfield succeeds Fred Leh, who served as the school’s interim dean, strengthening and strategically growing the school while the search for a new dean was underway. Porterfield brings both higher education leadership experience and professional industry experience —…
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Spring Allergy Season Has Started Early; Here’s What Parents Can Do
Spring 2026 is shaping up to be a tough allergy season based on January and February’s roller coaster temperature shifts from early warmth to sudden cold snaps, which set the stage for intense pollen production in some areas. And with tree pollen arriving weeks ahead of schedule and pollen counts predicted to spike rapidly across…
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Owner Hopes to Reopen Crozer-Chester Medical Center in 3 Years
Chariot Equities, the new owners of the closed Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland, is looking at three-years to reopen, writes Kenny Cooper for WHYY. “We want a right-sized health operator there,” said Brittany Crampsie, a spokesperson for Chariot Equities. “We want the facilities to be modern, accessible, and provide the kind of health care in…
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Montco Federal Donuts Location Shuts Down as Brand Regroups
Federal Donuts & Chicken is reshaping its footprint, and Montco is feeling the impact, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The popular Philadelphia-born chain has closed several locations tied to a major franchise group, including its recently opened Willow Grove shop. The closures come as the company works to regain control of its operations…
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With Firstrust Bank as Title Sponsor, Conshy Classic to Benefit Johnnie’s Place and Honor a Son’s Memory
On Saturday, June 6, the streets of Conshohocken will transform into a high-speed stage, filled with cyclists, spectators, and the rapid pulse of race-day intensity. For avid cyclist Michael Dinda, EVP and Chief Lending Officer at Firstrust Bank, the third annual Conshy Classic carries a deeper purpose — honoring the life of his son, John…
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Philadelphia High School Ranked Best in Pennsylvania, Two Ranked Among Top Three
The latest best high schools in Pennsylvania list has been released and the top high school in the state is in Philadelphia, according to U.S. News & World Report. The Julia R. Masterman Secondary School has been ranked the best high in the state with a 99 percent graduation rate and a 95.8 college readiness…
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Mütter Museum Exhibit Details How Pioneer Philadelphia Physicians Shaped American Medicine
As the Mütter Museum and College of Physicians of Philadelphia celebrate America’s 250th birthday, one exhibit details how Philadelphia became the birthplace of American medicine, writes Stephanie Stahl for CBS News Philadelphia. The exhibit is called Revolutionary Botany and highlights the origin story of American pharmacies, and specifically how early settlers would use medicinal plants…
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3 Philadelphia ZIP Codes Are Among the 50 Wealthiest in the Nation, 6 in the Top 1000
The inaugural Wealthy 1000 rankings has been released and the Philadelphia area is well-represented with 40 entries. Four Philadelphia ZIP codes are among the wealthiest in the United States, write Joanne Drilling and Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The four Philadelphia ZIP codes that ranked highest in the region are all Center City…
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Third Session of DelVal’s Medical Sales Leadership Certificate Program Begins April 12
Delaware Valley University is equipping students with the tools to break into the medical sales field through its partnership with Gritty. The Medical Sales Leadership Certificate program provides hands-on training with industry professionals to prepare students for in-demand careers. For Gabby Schuster, current DelVal MBA student and one of the first students to enroll in…
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Ursinus College Officially Appoints Gundolf Graml as President
Following a successful period of interim leadership, the Ursinus College Board of Trustees has appointed Gundolf Graml, Ph.D., as the 20th president of Ursinus College, effective immediately. Graml has served as interim president after serving as the senior academic administrator at Ursinus since 2024. Ursinus representatives said that the appointment reflects the board’s strong confidence…
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That $1,000 Bus Ticket Between Wilmington and Philly Is Not What It Seems
A $1,000 roundtrip ticket for a Wilmington-Philadelphia bus ride is causing confusion, writes Abigail Covington for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The option shows up in search results for American Airlines flights between the two airports. American doesn’t want you buying that ticket for just a bus trip. It’s one part of a longer trip The…
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Indoor Pickleball Franchise Chooses Bucks County for Pennsylvania Debut
As pickleball continues to surge in popularity all across the country, PickleRage, an indoor pickleball club franchise, is preparing to open its first Pennsylvania location in Bucks County. The new facility will include state-of-the-art indoor courts, professional-grade amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere that is designed to suit players of all skill levels. Owned and operated…
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Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes Expands Beyond Gun Detection Technology
Conshohocken AI security company ZeroEyes announced a major expansion of its reach as demand for more advanced security solutions grows. ZeroEyes is broadening its platform beyond firearm detection, introducing new capabilities designed to enhance safety across a range of environments. The company, known for its AI-powered gun detection software, is now rolling out features such…
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Five Chester County Companies Rank on Inc.’s Regional Fastest-Growing List
Five Chester County companies have earned spots on Inc. Magazine’s 2026 regional lists of fastest-growing companies, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Rankings in the Inc. Regionals are based on revenue growth between 2022 and 2024. To qualify, companies need to be privately owned and have achieved at least $100,000 in revenue in 2022 and $1…
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Modest Increase in Foreign-Born Workers Leaves Philadelphia Behind Peer Cities in Economic Growth
Greater Philadelphia’s economic growth has trailed many peer cities, driven by only modest increases in foreign-born workers between 2014 and 2024, write Ryan Mulligan and Joanne Drilling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Brookings’ annual Metro Monitor research examined how economic growth in the largest metropolitan areas across the country corresponded with the changes in their…
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Iovance’s Philadelphia Facility Transforms Immune Cells Into Lifesaving Melanoma Therapy
At its Navy Yard manufacturing facility, Iovance Biotherapeutics is transforming patients’ immune cells into lifesaving melanoma therapy, writes Kayla Yup for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Iovance’s therapy Amtagvi, the first of its kind approved by the Food and Drug Administration two years ago, uses tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes to boost a patient’s immune cells in the fight against…
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This Black-Owned Cafe in Germantown Promotes Sustainability and Community
Philadelphia entrepreneur Blew Kind is all about building community and that commitment can be seen in all of her business endeavors, writes Jasmine Joseph for Green Philly. Her latest business, d’griot in Germantown, is an expansion of her previous cafe Franny Lou’s Porch in East Kensington. Whereas Franny Lou’s Porch developed into a gathering space…
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