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Phoenixville, PA July 2017: The Clinic is proud to announce it received a $4,500 grant, made possible in part by CCRES. Through its innovative partnerships, CCRES works to ensure quality education and human service programs for children, families, and schools. The $4,500 grant, which was awarded on July 1 and runs until June 30, 2018, will be provided to support The Clinic’s Girls in Medicine program. “We are honored to receive this grant,” says Thomas Burd, President and CEO of ... View Article
Phoenixville: The 2017 graduates of the Phoenixville Community Health Foundation’s Executive Leadership Institute included six emerging leaders of the non-profit community, were recognized on June 21 at Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge for their dedication. The mission of the Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) is to provide executive-level and management-level staff within the non-profit sector, an opportunity to gain self-awareness, knowledge, and experience to become more effective leaders within their professional and personal lives. This years’ leadership program assisted the following emerging ... View Article
Kevin Smith Transportation Group Identifies Savings for Local Hotels Kevin Smith Transportation Group (KSTG) continues to be at the forefront of education within the transportation industry, recently publishing a highly cited white paper on hotels in the Greater Philadelphia area reducing costs while increasing profits through the growing trend of outsourcing shuttle services for their guests. In fact, according to the white paper, more than 200 school districts in Pennsylvania have already moved to outsourced non-educational transportation needs leveraging the ... View Article
The state health department recently granted licenses to dispense medical marijuana products at 10 locations in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties, writes Evan Brandt for the Pottstown Mercury. The dispensaries will be the locations where patients with a doctor’s prescription can purchase medical marijuana products created at the state’s 12 grow and processing locations. According to the article, the products will not be hallucinogenic and cannot be smoked. They will come in the form of oils, lotions, and other medical ... View Article