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HP Hood Facility in Northeast Philadelphia Finds New Owner
The HP Hood facility in Northeast Philadelphia has found its new owner in the Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative Association, writes Harrison Cann for City & State Pennsylvania. The company’s leaders were joined last week by Gov. Josh Shapiro and Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding to announce the purchase. Shapiro highlighted that the purchase is…
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This Philly Nonprofit Uses Basketball As A Vehicle To Change and Save Lives
Garry Mills, a Philadelphia man is making a positive impact on the lives of young men traumatized by gun violence, writes Shara Dae Howard for KYW Newsradio. Mills is the founder of the local nonprofit, Shoot Basketballs NOT People, which uses the sport of basketball to guide youth off the street and onto a new…
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Historic Firehouse in Olde Kensington Converted Into Apartment Building
The historic firehouse in Olde Kensington has been converted into a 29-unit apartment building with a commercial space, writes Michael Tanenbaum for the Philly Voice. The three-story building was built in 1895 and is recognized for its architectural significance. Designed by architect John T. Windrim, it was originally the home of Engine Co. No. 29.…
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New Residential Tower Proposal Could Bring Up to 600 Units Near Family Court Building in Center City
The Family Court building and neighboring surface parking lot near Ben Franklin Parkway could soon be the space of a new residential tower, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. National Real Estate Development and Frontier Development & Hospitality Group have begun the planning process three months after winning the bid to develop the…
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These Are 10 New Restaurants in Philadelphia You Should Try, According to Philadelphia Magazine
Philadelphia has a rich dining scene and each year, more new restaurants bring its own unique flavors to the scene, writes Kae Lani Palmisano and Jason Sheehan for Philadelphia Magazine. Upon visiting many new food spots across the region, Philadelphia Magazine has come up with a list of the “Philly 15.” Among the 15 new…
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Here Are 2 Cozy Bars and Restaurants in Philadelphia
The qualities that make a restaurant feel warm and cozy can range from dim flattering lights and a great playlist to strong cocktails and welcoming hospitality and service, writes Emily Kovach for PA Eats. Philadelphia has a few restaurants that fit that description. One is The Ranstead Room. Located in Center City behind the Mexican-inspired…
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House of the Week: Attractive Victorian in Tacony
An attractive Victorian home set on a picturesque lot with seven bedrooms and five bathrooms is available for sale in Tacony. Thanks to its timeless architecture, this exquisite 4500-square-foot residence effortlessly merges classic elegance with luxury. . . The property immediately impresses with its meticulously landscaped grounds and vibrant gardens, as well as a lovely…
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Independence Blue Cross and Rothman Orthopaedic Institute Extend Their Value-Based Care Agreement
Independence Blue Cross and Rothman Orthopaedic Institute have extended their value-based care agreement for three years. The extension allows the two organizations to continue their work to enhance the quality of care IBX members receive, to address health equity, and to reduce healthcare costs. “IBX and Rothman Orthopaedics were pioneers in partnering on orthopedic payment models…
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Eastern University’s Doctorate in Organizational Leadership Earns High Praise from Forbes
Forbes has ranked Eastern University’s Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership third on its list of the Best Online Doctorate in Organizational Leadership Programs for 2024. The list ranked 60 accredited, nonprofit universities offering the degree program at a doctoral level. Eastern University’s Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership equips students to serve as transformational change agents in business and beyond, offering three specialization…
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Havertown Parents Run 340 Miles for Their Son With Down Syndrome
Michael Mallick and Jenny Mallick of Havertown joined a 340-mile run March 21 from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to raise money for the National Down Syndrome Society. Their youngest son, Gregory, 9, was born with Down Syndrome, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times. “Gregory is truly an amazing little guy and teaches me…
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Kayden’s Law Approved to Enhance Child Custody Safety in Pennsylvania
Kayden’s Law, a bill named in remembrance of a Lower Makefield girl who tragically lost her life in 2018, has been approved by Pennsylvania’s state House of Representatives, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. The bill aims to take more action in protecting children in custody cases. The bill’s next stop is Governor Josh…
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Philly Native, Penn Alum Sees 1,000% Increase in Overplay App Use Since Recent ‘Shark Tank’ Appearance
Caroline Strzalka, a Philadelphia native and University of Pennsylvania alumna who co-founded the app Overplay, was recently on an episode of “Shark Tank.” During her appearance on the hit ABC show, Mark Cuban invested $500,000 to help advance the app, leading to a major spike in usage, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. …
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International Visitation to Philadelphia Expected to Recover to Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2024
The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau hosted a Global Tourism Update last week at the Barnes Foundation to highlight sales and promotional activities and present key data on international visitation to Philadelphia. Tourism Economics, the leading global provider of market forecasts and international travel data, reported that visitation from all international markets is expected to…
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Edison High School Opens New Gaming Room After Principal Wins Lindback Award
Edison High School in Northeast Philadelphia has opened a new gaming room for its students, writes Mike Denardo for KYW Newsradio. The room includes flat screens, arcade games, furniture, and a colorful mural with a comic book vibe. Last year, Lillian Izzard, the school’s principal, was awarded the Lindback Award. The decision to open the…
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“Philly Mom” on Instagram and Visit Philadelphia Are Teaming Up to Highlight City’s Special Qualities
Olivia Herman is a Philadelphia woman who has gone viral for her “Philly Mom” character on Instagram, where she talks about all things Philly in a series of viral and entertaining posts. Well, she is now teaming up with Visit Philadelphia to spotlight the city uniquely, reports Christie Ileto for 6abc. She is working at…
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Local Experts Weigh In on Philly Area Bridge Safety Post-Key Bridge Collapse
Following the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore, experts offered their insights about the safety of the bridges over the Delaware River in the Philadelphia area, write Kelly Rule, Jeff Cole, Jennifer Lee, Steve Keeley, and Shawnette Wilson for FOX 29 Philadelphia. The Delaware River Port Authority is in charge of the Ben Franklin,…
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Over the Last 10 Years, Philadelphia Region Sees Surge in Active Apprenticeships
A growing number of industries are offering apprenticeships, hoping to attract new talent by offering free education and long-term career options, writes Lizzy McLellan Ravitch for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Risk-mitigation firm Aon started its Philadelphia apprenticeship program three years ago, in the middle of the pandemic. But the risk paid off. Aon’s first Philadelphia trainees…
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RKL Private Wealth to Grow and Serve Greater Philadelphia Market with Advisor Jennifer Connolly
Six years ago, RKL, a leading CPA and advisory firm with offices in Pennsylvania and beyond, grew its footprint in Eastern Pennsylvania by opening its Exton office, offering a wide range of services like assurance, tax, and financial and management consulting. As the firm continues to grow its footprint statewide, RKL Private Wealth, one of…
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