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April 10, 2017
PHOENIXVILLE, PA (April 6, 2017) — After a successful first step with last month’s Run Lola Run screening and Chaos Theory discussion, The Colonial Theatre goes beyond the dimensions of time and space in April with its second Science on Screen event – Primer with special guest speaker Brian Yust, PhD, Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics at Philadelphia University. The brainchild of engineer-turned-filmmaker Shane Carruth, Primer is a modern sci-fi masterpiece that demonstrates what an inventive director can do with ... View Article
April 10, 2017
There are all sorts of ways people prepare for the looming tax filing deadline, and Phoenixville accountant Julia Brufke Wenger has dealt with most of them. She and her team file 1,100 tax returns each year, and among them are the avoiders, the procrastinators, and the shoeboxers, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal by Sue Shellenbarger. Some push for illegitimate deductions, while others are reluctant to take ones they’re eligible for. The most stressed-out people are the ... View Article
April 10, 2017
After 10 years of serving clients in Pennsylvania and beyond, KMS founders Carl Kelemen and Adam Supplee (along with their team) have joined Alta Planning + Design to better serve the region with expanded services, expertise, and capacity. On January 30, 2017, Carl, Adam, and the entire KMS team joined Alta Planning + Design. As Alta, they will continue to provide exceptional, unique, and innovative solutions to challenging landscape architectural projects. KMS is known throughout southeastern Pennsylvania for guiding communities through ... View Article
April 10, 2017
Since its founding, the University of Valley Forge (UVF) has spoken of God’s provision, guidance and faithfulness as it has focused on preparing individuals for a life of service and leadership in the church and in the world. This past year, the university experienced God’s faithfulness and guidance once again as the search for a new university president began. After nearly a year of searching, interviewing and fervent prayer, the university is pleased to announce Rev. David S. Kim as ... View Article
April 7, 2017
Once again, there’s no healthier place to live in Pennsylvania than in Chester County. The annual County Health Rankings recently crowned Chester County as the top place for healthy living based on past health outcomes and the factors that will affect the future health of residents. The rankings measure 35 different countywide statistics gathered by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report by John George. “The County ... View Article
