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Growing Interest in Her Creations During Diner en Blanc Prompts Philadelphia Woman to Launch Her Own Business, Jlux Charcuterie
After years of bringing a charcuterie board she made to Philadelphia’s Diner en Blanc and getting lots of interest, Robyn Baxter decided to start her own charcuterie business, Jlux Charcuterie, reports Wakisha Bailey for CBS News Philadelphia. Baxter had been bringing a board to Diner en Blanc for about six years before going out on…
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Jefferson and Lehigh Valley Health Network Agree to a Mega-Merger
Jefferson Health and Lehigh Valley Health Network have signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore a merger that would create a mega health system across two states, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal. The new regional health system would include 30 hospitals, a national research university, and a health insurance company. It would…
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Northeast Philadelphia Woman Brings Joy to Shelter Animals Through the Ruff Toy Project
The Ruff Toy Project, started by Northeast Philadelphia animal lover Caitlin Parylak, refurbishes old toys and donates them to shelter dogs and cats, writes Rita Giordano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “I’m a big repurpose kind of person,” she said. “When I first had my foster dogs a couple years ago, they would go through toys…
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WilmU Law Professor Encourages Students To Pursue Their Passions
Hearing her speak about immigration matters or negotiation skills, you might not believe Veronica Finkelstein, the lawyer, almost became Dr. Finkelstein, the veterinarian. “I would have been an average veterinarian. I’m a much better lawyer,” said Finkelstein, a former Biology major whose college advisor suggested a change. “I love being a litigator. I think it’s the…
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Folds of Honor Celebrates the Season of Giving with Heartwarming Scholarship Presentations
In a moving display of gratitude and remembrance, the Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey Chapter of Folds of Honor recently brought the joy of the holiday season to the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders through the gift of education. The above video captures these poignant moments, showcasing the true spirit…
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Elegance Redefined: Unveiling the Latest in High-End Fashion for the Elite
Embark on a journey through the lavish world of high-end fashion, where each piece tells a story of craftsmanship, heritage, and unparalleled quality. This is a realm where clothing is not just a necessity but a symbol of sophistication and status. Let’s uncover the allure of high-end fashion items that captivate the hearts of the…
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Updated Design Plans for Thomas Paine Plaza in Center City Draws Positive Reactions From the Art Commission
The updated conceptual design for Thomas Paine Plaza in the heart of Center City was recently presented to the Art Commission for approval and the response was tremendous, writes OFC Realty. Following the original short-term proposals to green-up the space submitted several years ago, the new plans propose a permanent intervention that would create accessibility,…
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Besides Being the Sixers’ President of Basketball Operations, Daryl Morey is Also a Musical Theater Producer
Daryl Morey has over 15 years of experience as an NBA front office executive, but he is much more than that, writes David Murrell for Philadelphia Magazine. Since 2020, Morey has served as president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers. However, dating back to his stint as general manager of the Houston Rockets, Morey…
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Villanova University Quarterback Tanner Maddocks Launching Training New App
Villanova University freshman quarterback Tanner Maddocks is launching a sports tech startup featuring a training app, Athlete Squared, for young athletes, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Athlete Squared was inspired by his own high school athletic experience The 19-year-old was a quarterback at Fleetwood High School outside of Reading. With only limited…
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Ogawa Sushi & Kappo, A New Omakase Restaurant Arrives to Old City
Chef Minoru Ogawa, who owns several Japanese restaurants in Washington D.C., is entering the Philadelphia market with a 23-course omakase in Old City, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Ogawa Sushi & Kappo opened its doors earlier this month. The 1,500-square-foot, bi-level space offers a 12-seat omakase counter on the first floor to…
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Suplex Vintage Wrestling in South Philadelphia is a ‘Slice of Wrestling Heaven’
Walking into Suplex Vintage Wrestling in South Philadelphia can be compared to walking into a wrestling time machine, writes David Auguste for 6abc. “When people come here for the first time their eyes light up. It’s kind of like a slice of wrestling heaven,” said Woody Kumetat, brand manager for Suplex Vintage Wrestling. The kinds…
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Independence Blue Cross CEO Gregory Deavens Named One of Modern Healthcare’s 100 Most Influential People
Independence Blue Cross President and CEO Gregory Deavens has been recognized by Modern Healthcare as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare of 2023. Deavens was ranked No. 71. The complete rankings can be found in the Dec. 4 issue of the magazine, and profiles of all the honorees are available online at Modern Healthcare. This prestigious recognition…
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Widener Students Complete Inaugural International Scheer Institute Innovation Sprint
Widener’s growing partnership with the August Wilhelm Scheer Institute for Digital Technology continues to find new ways to prepare students to be leaders in any field. Recently, students participated in the first-ever Scheer-Widener Innovation Sprint – and came together in diverse groups that worked together to solve a real-world problem through business innovation. “This partnership…
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Haverford Systems Touts the Strategic Value of A/V Integration During Construction
In the dynamic landscape of modern construction, audiovisual integration has become more than just a technological add-on. It’s a cornerstone of creating innovative, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing spaces. For developers, architects, and project managers in the Philadelphia area, the strategic planning of A/V systems during the concept phase of construction can improve the overall functionality…
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Goals for Greatness: Are You Making the Most of the Year’s Final Stretch?
As the year draws to a close, you might question the significance of setting goals and wonder if it’s worth the effort. Let’s dispel any doubts: Setting goals is not just a ritual; it’s the key to unlocking success in every facet of life. With the new year on the horizon, these last few weeks…
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Grocery Prices in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Soar Above National Average
Grocery prices have continued to climb in 2023, and both Pennsylvania and Philadelphia have recorded some of the sharpest increases in the nation this year, writes Mark Huffman for Consumer Affairs. According to a Consumer Affairs analysis, grocery prices increased by 5.3 percent nationwide in 15 analyzed categories year over year. Pennsylvania took the top…
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“Rosie’s Girls,” An Innovative New Program Creates A Pathway For Philadelphia Women To Become Electrician
IBEW Local 98 on Spring Garden Street is set on changing the face of the male-dominated electrician industry, writes Wakisha Bailey for CBS Philadelphia. Through a program called “Rosie’s Girls,” IBEW Local 98 introduces high school girls to opportunities and provides them with a basic introduction to the industry. The program is named after Rosie…
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New Indonesian Restaurant, Satay Bistro, Sets Up Shop in Spring Garden
The venue that was previously the home to Neapolitan pizzeria Bufad in Spring Garden is being replaced by Satay Bistro, a new Indonesian restaurant, writes Ali Mohsen for Billy Penn at WHYY. Satay Bistro is the brainchild of husband-and-wife duo Indra Cipto and Fenty Triany. They desire to bring the cuisine they grew up with…
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