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Wayne-Based Berger Development Breaks Ground on $40 Million Trolley Square Apartments
Berger Development, based in Wayne and part of Berger Communities, recently broke ground on Trolley Square Apartments in Wilmington, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Located in Wilmington’s bustling entertainment and dining district, the 130-unit project will cost $40 million to complete. The company now has four ongoing projects, following the completion of…
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Unwavering School Spirit Remains as Rosemont College Prepares to Close
The community spirit remains strong at Bryn Mawr’s Rosemont College, even as its numbers dwindle, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Once home to nearly 800 students, the 104-year-old Catholic college opened this fall with just 428, nearly half of last year’s total. This followed the announcement that the school will close in 2028…
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PHL Flight Cancellations Increase, but Sunday TSA Lines Were OK
Flight cancellations at Philadelphia International Airport have been accelerating since the Federal Aviation Administration started ordering flight cuts on Friday in response to the federal government shutdown, writes Emma Dooling and Joshua Mann for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Friday saw 36 flights cut. Saturday had 59 cancellations. Sunday saw 81 cancellations, and Monday had 54…
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2 TSA Airport Checkpoints Close Ahead of Busiest Travel Season
Two TSA security checkpoints closed Wednesday at the Philadelphia International Airport just before the busiest travel seasons of the year, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The Transportation Security Administration checkpoint closures at Terminals A-West and F are likely a result of the federal government shutdown, though PHL and TSA did not directly connect…
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Philadelphia General Contractor Embarks on First Major Development Project in Rittenhouse Square
MMB Contractors, a longtime Philadelphia general contractor, is starting its first major project with an 84-unit development in Rittenhouse Square, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Targeting an underserved segment in the neighborhood, the 12-story building will offer small studios with a variety of one-bedroom units. Dubbed The Ranstead, the project is currently…
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House of the Week: Gorgeous Colonial Revival Estate in Chestnut Hill
A stunning colonial revival home on 2.8 lovely acres with seven bedrooms and six full and two half bathrooms is available for sale in Chestnut Hill. This grand residence, known as Caenawon, reflects the grace and scale of the Gilded Age with exceptional architectural heritage. Built between 1903 and 1910 by the noted Philadelphia firm…
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This Philly Startup Aims to Remove Transportation Barrier for Medical Patients
Roundtrip, a Philadelphia startup founded by an EMT, aims to help remove the transportation barrier that many face when it comes to healthcare access, writes Holly Quinn for Technical.ly. Launched in 2016, former EMT Mark Switaj became motivated to create the startup after seeing kidney dialysis patients skip life-saving treatments because they couldn’t get a…
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Philadelphia Security Guards Win Better Wages, Benefits in New Union Contract
Security guards at universities and office buildings across Philadelphia approved a new union contract this week that includes higher wages and better benefits, writes Ariana Perez-Castells for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The contract for roughly 3,000 guards represented by Service Employees International Union 32BJ expired in October, and negotiations for a new agreement had been ongoing…
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PECO Expands Customer Relief Fund to Support More Customers, Reduce Burden of Higher Energy Supply Costs
PECO has expanded its Customer Relief Fund to help more income-eligible customers manage the burden of rising energy costs. As part of the enhancements, the one-time grant amount has increased from $500 to $750 for qualifying limited- and moderate-income customers. Customers who were previously approved will automatically receive an additional $250 credit. Originally announced in July,…
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Independence Blue Cross Foundation Awards $3 Million to Improve Healthcare Access
The Independence Blue Cross Foundation has announced regional funding totaling $3 million to improve access to primary care, vision, and dental services. Grants were awarded through the IBX Foundation Blue Safety Net Health Center Grant Program to 63 health organizations representing Federally Qualified Health Centers, free, and nonprofit clinics in southeastern Pennsylvania. Across the five-county region, IBX…
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Maximizing Opportunities in a Season of Donor Giving
The holiday season can often revitalize your nonprofit’s entire fundraising landscape. For nonprofits, this infusion of generosity arrives at the perfect time. It fuels programs, lifts staff morale, and inspires teams to push toward year-end goals with renewed energy. While your team is focused on year-end program deliverables and financial reports, your donors are making…
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Lancaster Art Vault: A Vibrant Creative Hub Breathing More Life Into Downtown
Just steps from Lancaster’s Gallery Row and the convention center, a once-quiet corner at Orange and Queen Streets now pulses with creativity. The Lancaster Art Vault, a 15,000-square-foot gallery and artist studio collective located at 100 North Queen Street in the heart of downtown Lancaster, has rapidly become one of the city’s standout arts destinations…
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Pottstown Hospital Faces Cutbacks as Tower Health Tightens Operations
Tower Health announced plans to eliminate about 350 positions, roughly 3% of its workforce, and close select programs in an effort to remain financially stable, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Pottstown Hospital will lose 131 administrative and clinical jobs over the next two months as the facility prepares to close its intensive…
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East Lansdowne Fire Company Set to Close Down by End of Year
East Lansdowne Fire Company has announced it plans to close by the end of the year, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. The company has had a difficult time maintaining sufficient staffing of volunteers, particularly during daytime hours. East Lansdowne Fire Company posted a letter on social media Friday that said the borough has…
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This Borough on the Delaware River Has a Lively Arts Scene and Rich History
Located along the Delaware River, Yardley is a charming borough with fun attractions and a tranquil atmosphere, writes Jeff Martinez for Islands. For visitors, there are plenty of bed and breakfasts, chain hotels, and cozy inns to spend the night. During the day, the town comes alive with a vibrant arts culture. There are…
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Countywide Election Glitch Addressed During Public Meeting
During a public meeting last week, Chester County Commissioners discussed the countywide election glitch that ended up with nearly 20 percent of registered voters missing from the poll books, writes Jen Samuel for The Daily Local News. “Wounds are still fresh,” said Commissioner Josh Maxwell. “It’s gonna take us some time to analyze, investigate, learn…
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Bank of New York Mellon to Relocate, Significantly Reduce Philadelphia Office Space in 2026
The Bank of New York Mellon Corp. is planning to vacate its longtime namesake building in Center City as it reduces its Philadelphia office space, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Currently located at 1735 Market Street, the financial services firm plans to relocate to the One Logan Square building along the Benjamin…
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‘Bigger and Better Than Ever,’ The Philly Holiday Tree Returns for 2025 Holiday Season
The holiday season is fast approaching, and with that, Welcome America has arrived with the Philly Holiday Tree as the city prepares for the upcoming holidays. “I am proud to share that this year’s tree will be bigger and better than ever before,” said Michael Delbene, President and CEO of Welcome America, during a press…
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