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These Chester County Companies are Among the Top Workplaces in Pennsylvania
Two Chester County businesses are being recognized as top workplaces, according to a survey by Exton-based Energage. Energage asked employees of the businesses and organizations to fill out the survey anonymously. All employers with more than 150 employees are eligible to enter and must get a 35 percent response rate to be considered, writes…
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19th-Century Equestrian Estate in Malvern Prepares to Hit Market for a King’s Ransom
A 19th century Malvern estate will soon hit the market, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 8.8-acre property is part of Hunting Hill Farm. It has a Malvern address, but its technically in Willistown Township. The property includes a five-bedroom, four-bathroom house and a two level “party barn,” a property feature that…
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Four (Mostly) Remote Jobs if You Love to Sleep In
Do you usually feel wired late evening or night? Do you find it hard to wake up early in the morning? Has this impacted your ability to succeed at your job? Well…you might be in luck. There are plenty of flexible jobs available that allow you to sleep in. Computer/IT Specialists Tech nerds, rejoice! Whether…
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Have Anxiety? Here Are Some Low-Stress Jobs For You
Jobs can be the main source of stress in your life, especially if you have a lot of anxiety. Here are some low-stress jobs, according to Zippia. Freelance Writing Average Salary: $69,510 This is the perfect gig for wordsmiths and introverts. Freelancing gives you flexible hours and allows you to work from home. Computer programmer/IT…
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Best Nature Hikes in Philly Area Featured in Book ‘Wild Philly’
A new book by Mike Weilbacher, executive director of the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, offers a look at the region’s natural history and highlights the 29 best nature hikes in and around Philadelphia, writes Frank Kummer for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Wild Philly, recently published by Timber Press, contains 250 photographs and 25 maps. It…
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Four High-Paying Side-Hustles for Students 2023
College is an important time for educational and professional development. But bills don’t pay themselves, and being a full-time student is hard to juggle with a well-paying job. Here are some side high-paying side hustles for students in 2023, according to GoBankingRates.com. Babysitter Average rate: $17.68 per/hour Are you good with kids and have…
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Bipartisan Bill Could Ban Cellphone Usage Behind Wheel in the Keystone State
Pennsylvania could soon join the growing list of states banning cell phone use while behind the wheel, writes Anthony Hennen for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A bipartisan bill in the state Senate would punish motorists using their phones and not paying proper attention to the road ahead with legal penalties for distracted driving. The existing law…
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Five Colors to Wear to a Job Interview
First impressions are crucial when it comes to job interviews. From the firmness of your handshake to your body language, employers are paying close attention to how you present yourself. So, it’s a no-brainer that the color of your attire matters. Here are some colors you should wear to an interview, according to Zippia.com. Black…
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Phoenixville Chef Feeds Earthquake Victims in Turkey
A Chester County chef and business owner is returning to the World Central Kitchen, writes John McDevitt of KYW Newsradio. A year ago, Olga Sorzano volunteered in Poland to feed Ukrainian refugees. Now, the owner of Phoenixville’s Baba’s Brew is taking her cooking expertise and humanitarian streak back to the Eastern Hemisphere; this time in…
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Chester County’s Oldest Cemetery Rich in Revolutionary History
Kennett Square is home to one of the oldest cemeteries in Chester County, belonging to the Old Kennett Meetinghouse. Although it has a strong Quaker history, the occupants of the graveyard represent a more diverse mix of Chester County residents, writes Lars Farmer for The Daily Local News. The cemetery traces its origins back…
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Five Ways the Pandemic Changed Workplaces Forever
It’s been three years since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. and changed the world as we know it. Politics, travel, sports, entertainment and social relationships saw a massive shift, and the workplace was not exempt from it. While some offices might be going “back to normal” after three years, there are some practices that…
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Phoenixville Distillery Goes National, Pairs with Country Singer for New Album
A Phoenixville-based distillery is taking the country road with its latest whisky. Bluebird Distilling paired up with country star Jordan Davis to promote his new album “Blue Bird Days,” writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The limited-edition whiskey, called Bluebird Days Whiskey is flavorful, with notes of toffee, vanilla, and sweet corn.…
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HBO Series Inspires Mushroom Boom That Could Benefit Kennett Square
An HBO action-fueled zombie drama is infecting hearts across the nation, and a Chester County town could soon cash in on it, writes Andre Lamar for the Delaware News Journal. The Last of Us is based off a video game, that takes place during a zombie pandemic. This virus is a fungus, called cordyceps.…
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Longwood Garden Cemetery Marks History of Abolitionist Movement in Chester County
The Longwood Garden cemetery and meeting house, owned by the botanical attraction have a rich history with connections to the Underground Railroad, write David Sleasman and Jennifer Fazekas for the Longwood Gardens blog. The cemetery is the resting place of many abolitionists and allies to enslaved people seeking freedom. The Pierce family, who were early…





























































