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From El Salvador to Oz: A Tale of Family, Identity, and Hope
Brian Quijada began his playwriting career by reproducing a scene from his third-grade classroom in his award-winning play, Where Did We Sit on the Bus?…
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Chef Jose Garces’ First Restaurant Amada Now Under New Ownership, Nationwide Expansion to Follow
Amada, the first of many restaurants by Chef Jose Garces, has been acquired by a new operator, writes Franki Rudnesky for PhillyVoice. SPB Hospitality, a…
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Comcast Believes 2024 Olympics Presents Great Opportunity for Peacock Streaming Service
As the 2024 Olympics in Paris approaches, Comcast has great confidence that it will help elevate Peacock’s standing within the streaming landscape, write Lucas Shaw…
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Aqua Pennsylvania Debuts ‘Sure Splash’ Program
Aqua Pennsylvania, an Essential Utilities company, is helping more families be safe and sure while they enjoy the water this summer through a $50,000 investment…
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The Colonial Theatre Releases Its Classic Film Slate for August
Summer may be winding down, but The Colonial Theatre is not slowing down on exciting films. The Theatre recently released its classic movies slated for…
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Joe Bryant, Former La Salle Basketball Star and Father of Lower Merion Legend Kobe, Dies at 69
Joe Bryant, the father of the NBA legend Kobe, and a former basketball star at La Salle University and John Bartram High School, has passed…
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Delaware County Community College Student Earns Full Tuition Scholarship to University of Pennsylvania
Chloe Johnson of Paoli is going straight from community college to the Ivy League. She has been awarded a full-tuition scholarship to attend the University…
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Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital Achieves Third Magnet Recognition
Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital (CCH) attained Magnet recognition for the third consecutive time, which is a testament to its continued dedication to high-quality nursing…
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Why Do Consumers Shop Local?
July is recognized as Independent Retailers Month. At First Bank, we like to highlight the importance of shopping locally. Below are some of the many…
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Newman’s Own Brings ‘Pay What You Want’ Pizza Truck to Philadelphia As One of 10 Major U.S. Cities
Newman’s Own, a company known for its high-quality food products and charitable efforts, recently stopped in Philadelphia for its recently-debuted “Pay What You Want Pizza”…
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S&T Bank Raises Over $100,000 To Combat Childhood Cancer
S&T Bank has made a 2024 donation of over $100,000 to Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF). ALSF was founded by four-year-old Alexandra “Alex” Scott, who…
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The Dark Web and Identity Theft: What You Should Know
Fraud and identity theft are a quickly growing threat, costing U.S. consumers billions of dollars a year. One of the biggest drivers of identity theft…
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FAFSA Chief Visits Delaware County Community College To Highlight Importance of Trade and Career Programs
One in four jobs in America today is filled by someone with an associate degree or a credential they earned from a trade or other…
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Lower Merion Native Writes Soundtrack for New Documentary Highlighting U.S. National Parks
Elizabeth Phillipson-Weiner, a composer born and raised in Lower Merion, was recently tasked with writing original songs for a new documentary called, “Out There: A…
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People’s Light Concludes 49th Season with Regional Premiere of New Musical ‘Somewhere Over the Border’
Beginning Jul. 17, Malvern-based theatre People’s Light (39 Conestoga Road) will conclude its 49th season with the regional premiere presentation of Somewhere Over the Border…
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Find Out Why Philadelphia Was Ranked Third Most ‘Sinful’ City in the U.S.
WalletHub recently conducted a study and ranked 180 U.S. cities for their level of sin, and Philadelphia found itself quite high on the list, writes…
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Steven’s Wings: Global Youth Adventures To Host TSA Precheck Enrollment Event
Steven’s Wings: Global Youth Adventures will be hosting a TSA PreCheck® enrollment event in collaboration with IDEMIA, a TSA PreCheck authorized enrollment provider. The program…
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WSJ: Philadelphia Elections Officials Turn to Teens to Address Growing Poll Worker Shortages
With a growing shortage of poll workers, Philadelphia election officials turned to teenagers to fill in the gap, write Alyssa Lukpat and Mariah Timms for…
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