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March 4, 2016
PHOENIXVILLE: Chestnut Knoll at Home is providing caregivers the opportunity to experience, to at least some extent, the struggles of those dealing with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and similar disorders through an interactive program called Virtual Dementia Tour® created by Second Wind Dreams®. The Virtual Dementia Tour is being used both as a tool for training caregivers, as well as a sensitivity exercise for professionals and families who live and work with people with dementia. Four sessions will be offered at the ... View Article
February 29, 2016
Passport Launches Mobile Parking App in Downtown Locations Phoenixville, PA – The Borough of Phoenixville, PA is announcing a new way to pay for parking — right from your smartphone. The Borough has introduced Passport, the industry-leading mobile payment provider for parking and transit, to off-street metered parking spaces. The new service will be available in downtown Phoenixville parking locations where Passport signage is displayed. Signage will instruct users how to download and get started with the app. “Passport’s mobile ... View Article
January 29, 2016
PHOENIXVILLE: The Phoenixville Network, also known as TPN or TPN22, the region’s Public Access network, has released their latest broadcast schedule. As part of our commitment to providing quality information, we at the Chamber of Commerce would specifically like to draw your attention to the following days and times- Sunday at 10:00 am Monday at 12:15 pm Tuesday at 2:00 pm Wednesday at 4:00 pm Thursday at 6:00 pm Friday at 8:15 pm Saturday at 6:00 am
January 7, 2016
In an article published by www.onlyinyourstate.com, Phoenixville, PA was named one of The 10 Most Underrated Towns In Pennsylvania You Should Check Out. In the article, written by Allentown native Christi, Phoenixville was listed as #6 alongside other towns such as Ardmore and Jim Thorpe. To read the full article, please visit www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/pa-underrated-towns/
January 6, 2016
WYOMISSING, PA – Tompkins VIST Bank today announced that it has committed $265,000 in 2015-2016 donations to youth education organizations that qualify under the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. The commitment represents the highest amount the bank has donated since participating in EITC. To date, Tompkins VIST Bank has donated more than $1.5 million to the program. The donations are being given to pre-kindergarten and scholarship programs and educational improvement initiatives throughout the bank’s Southeastern Pennsylvania marketplace. ... View Article
