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How the City of Reading Saved $48,000 from an A/V Upgrade, Courtesy of Haverford Systems
The City of Reading recently reported a 14.4 percent decrease in their proposed 2024 budget. This unforeseen savings was primarily credited to a streaming upgrade in the council chambers that was installed by Haverford Systems, an audiovisual-integration company based in Downingtown. During the pandemic, the city scrambled to install streaming equipment in other conference rooms…
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Goal Mastery: Can You Hit Targets You Can’t Clearly See?
It’s likely you already know that goal setting is an indispensable key to success. While many people talk about goals, only a few wholeheartedly adopt the process and chart a course toward success. Some people may believe that goal setting is optional, but if you’re somebody who wants to make next year their best year…
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Creative Planning, A Multi-Billion Dollar Wealth Management Firm, Eyes Further Expansion in Philadelphia Market
Just over two months ago, Kansas-based investment advisory firm, Creative Planning, placed itself into the Philadelphia market and now has its sights set on further expansion, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. In late November, the firm announced the acquisition of Wilmington-based Daniels + Tansey, and two months prior, Creative Planning added Berwyn-based…
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Café @ the Mill in Sellersville Taps into Craft Beer Scene
Sellersville restaurant, Café @ the Mill, is germinating its business into a small-batch craft beer brewery, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. “We’ve been doing the restaurant thing for a while now, and it’s been a success. So, throwing this into the mix will be a good thing,” said Chef Shane Dam,…
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Deadline for Jan. 1 Healthcare Coverage Fast Approaching
As 2023 nears a close and the holiday season begins, Independence Blue Cross encourages consumers to enroll in a healthcare plan by Dec. 15 to secure coverage starting on Jan. 1, 2024. Anyone in Pennsylvania who does not have healthcare coverage through an employer or a government program can enroll in health insurance for themselves and…
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PECO Customers Experience Another Decrease in Electric and Natural Gas Supply Charges
PECO customers not receiving their energy from a competitive energy supplier will now see lower rates for the electricity and natural gas they use. The electricity or natural gas used by customers — or the supply charge — makes up about half of a residential customer’s total bill. PECO updates this charge, which is included…
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Philadelphia-based CEO, Co-Founders of Black Paper Party Set to Appear on ‘Shark Tank’
An inclusive wrapping paper design startup founded by a Philadelphia entrepreneur, Black Paper Party, will be appearing in an upcoming episode of the hit ABC show ‘Shark Tank,’ writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company was founded by three Black women: CEO Madia Willis, chief creative officer J’Aaron Merchant, and chief merchant…
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PECO Prepared to Deliver Safe and Reliable Service this Winter
As temperatures begin to dip, PECO employees have been hard at work completing necessary projects to help ensure the company’s natural gas and electric systems are ready to meet the energy needs of customers all winter long. This proactive effort also includes infrastructure work to strengthen the local energy grid to prevent outages caused by…
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Kelce Brothers Christmas Duet Was an Emotional Experience
“Fairytale of Philadelphia,” a localized version of the Pogues’ “Fairytale of New York,” that topped the Billboard charts, was also an emotional experience for Jason Kelce, writes Katie Bowlby for Country Living as reported in Women’s Health. The Kelce brothers’ Christmas duet was sung by Eagles center Jason Kelce and Kansas City Chiefs tight end…
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Looking For Ways to Celebrate Hanukkah in Philadelphia? Here Are Some Ideas
This year, Hanukkah will run from Dec. 7 through Dec. 15, and there is no shortage of events taking place in Philadelphia to celebrate the holiday, writes Visit Philadelphia. On the first day of Hanukkah on Dec. 7, there will be a Menorah Lighting at The Singing Foundation in South Philadelphia. Before and after the…
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Delaware County Hospital Makes US News List for Best Maternity Care
Eleven Philadelphia-area hospitals, including one from Delaware County, received U.S. News & World Report’s top “high performance” rating for the country’s top hospitals for providing the best maternity care, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal. Riddle Hospital in Media made the top list from a U.S. News evaluation of 680 hospitals nationwide that offer…
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Barsz Gowie Amon & Fultz is Committed to Helping Clients Achieve Financial Freedom
When he was a junior studying accounting at West Chester University, William (Bill) Gowie Jr. was looking for an internship to support his future career path. He met Eugene Steger, who at the time was working with another accountant at an office in Malvern. Gowie landed an internship with the accounting firm and upon finishing…
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Philadelphia Man Ryan Sager is On a Mission to Address the Opioid Epidemic, Reduce Overdose Deaths in Kensington
Ryan Sager often monitors the streets of Kensington on a mission to save those battling addiction from overdose deaths, writes Megan Palin for the New York Post. The Kensington neighborhood in Philadelphia has been among the most drug-addled in the nation and has become the largest open-air drug market on the East Coast. Sager finds…
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City & State PA’s “2023 Fifty Over 50” List Features Several Leaders With Philly Ties
City & State Pennsylvania has released its 2023 Fifty Over 50 list, and it includes several leaders in Philadelphia whose accomplishments show the value and impact of their efforts over their decades-long careers, writes Hilary Danailova for City & State PA. One of these leaders is Bob Brady, chair of the Philadelphia Democratic Party. He…
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Penn to Begin Construction on New $600 Million Campus Renovation Projects
University of Pennsylvania is entering a new, $600 million stage of its decades-long campus construction plan, writes Ryan Wolff for The Daily Pennsylvanian. In 2006, Penn unveiled a new “land use and urban design strategy with a 30-year horizon to advance Penn as a premier urban research university;” a strategy dubbed Penn Connects. Since then,…
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Washington Post: How Philadelphia Stacks Up When It Comes to New Housing Development
Home prices nationwide keep skyrocketing, despite continuous hikes in interest rates by the Federal Reserve, writes Andrew Van Dam for The Washington Post. While the simplest solution would be to boost supply, that has not been happening and available homes remain at a record low. When it comes to Pennsylvania, a look at the number…
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Kiddo, A New Restaurant in Washington Square West, Has A Unique Approach Toward Sustainability
Wyatt Piazza is the co-owner of Kiddo, a Washington Square West-based restaurant, alongside his wife, Elizabeth Drake. Together, the two put sustainability atop their list of priorities, writes Wendy Daughenbaugh for 6abc. The sustainable approach is heavily influenced by Drake. While she has a background in the restaurant industry, her true passion is sustainability. That…
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Luxurious Family Vacations: Exclusive Experiences for the Affluent
Luxurious family vacations are about creating extraordinary experiences in breathtaking locations. For families who appreciate the finer things in life, vacations are not just about relaxation, but about making memories that will last a lifetime. Let’s delve into a variety of ideas for luxurious family vacations, each promising to offer something unique and unforgettable for…
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