Friday’s Headlines In The Post
27 January 2012
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27 January 2012
Firefighter veterans and volunteer newcomers alike, some of them from local companies and with vastly varying degrees of training and experience, will participate in courses being offered this weekend.
Posted in Education, Government, Montgomery County2 Comments
23 January 2012
Forever Home, a pet rescue operation, will be featured during PetValu's meet-and-greet animal event on Saturday (Jan. 28) in the Limerick Square shopping center.
Posted in Business, Limerick, Recreation, Royersford, Social, Spring City2 Comments
23 January 2012
Inside the Genuardi's Family Market on Saturday in Royersford, what few shoppers remained found more fixtures than merchandise for sale. The store is closing in less than two weeks.
Posted in Business, Food, Limerick, Royersford0 Comments
21 January 2012
You can't buy stamps Sunday at the post office on North Lewis Road in Limerick. It will be closed, as usual. But even with its doors locked, the prices to mail items first-class will rise by between 1 and 7 cents ... depending on where you send a letter or postcard.
Posted in Business, Government, Limerick1 Comment
20 January 2012
If the so-far mild winter weather is tempting you to get out swinging on the golf range, here's a chance to do that and more. The Philadelphia Golf Show is coming Feb. 10-12 to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks.
Posted in Business, Entertainment, Featured, Oaks, Recreation, Sports0 Comments
17 January 2012
Teleflex, based in Limerick, is expanding its manufacturing operations in Wisconsin.
16 January 2012
From the week's scribbles: a stinky liitle book from Royersford that does good, gambling in King of Prussia, warmth beyond food for Pottstown residents, and jazz in Sanatoga.
Posted in Arts, Business, Entertainment, Government, King of Prussia, People, Recreation, Royersford1 Comment
16 January 2012
Decommissioning the Limerick Unit 1 nuclear power plant will cost $628 million, the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission estimates. By the end of 2011, the company had only $528 million saved for the work. How will it close the gap?, the NRC wants to know.
Posted in Business, Government, Health, King of Prussia, Limerick, Safety4 Comments
10 January 2012
They and others were inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa chapters at Montgomery County Community College.
Posted in Collegeville, Education, Limerick, Montgomery County, Phoenixville, Royersford, Social, Spring City1 Comment
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