A bill being considered by the Pennsylvania Legislature would allow in-state wine consumers to buy their fill of out-of-state vintages.
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PA Might Uncork Some Savings On Distant Wine Buying
Posted on 12 May 2012.
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Radnor Investment Firm Buys Saxby’s Coffee
Posted on 10 May 2012.
The beverage vendor operates stores in Montgomery and Chester (PA) counties, and elsewhere.
Posted in Finance, Food, Retailing3 Comments
Royersford Chick-fil-A Operator Mitchell Wins Top Award
Posted on 21 March 2012.
The franchisee beat what his company called aggressive sales goals for 2011. He won a brand-new Ford vehicle.
Posted in Dining, Entertainment, Food, Retailing3 Comments
Emergency Help Arrives At Cluster, Via Wegman’s Truck
Posted on 09 February 2012.
The Pottstown Cluster of Religious Communities’ food pantry will benefit from a Thursday morning delivery of a truckload of donated food from Wegman’s Food Markets. The chain is stepping in to fill a gap left by another supplier that is facing shortages of its own.
Counting Down The Days For Royersford Genuardi’s
Posted on 23 January 2012.
Inside the Genuardi’s Family Market on Saturday in Royersford PA, what few shoppers remained found more fixtures than merchandise for sale. The store is closing in less than two weeks.
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‘Welcome To Cantown!,’ New Sly Fox Video Cheers
Posted on 19 January 2012.
A short-and-snappy new video promotes the borough of Pottstown PA as much as the new canning facility being created for the Sly Fox Brewing Company on Circle of Progress Drive.
Posted in Dining, Entertainment, Food, Manufacturing, Retailing, Video1 Comment
Max & Erma’s, In Oaks, Adds To Its Burger Menu
Posted on 19 November 2011.
The restaurant, located near the Regal Cinemas complex in Oaks PA, said it added four gourmet hamburger items to its casual dining menu.
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Mushroom Marketing Study May Help Chester County
Posted on 12 November 2011.
St. Joseph University in Philadelphia has won a $322,000 grant to study how mushroom farmers could sell more of their products. One possible answer: promote their Vitamin D content.
Posted in Agriculture, Food, Government, Health, Retailing4 Comments
Pottstown Restaurant Efforts Help Meals On Wheels
Posted on 08 November 2011.
The Pottstown PA restaurant earlier this year raised more than $6,700 to held the Meals On Wheels program feed shut-ins in Pottstown, Royersford and the Lower Perkiomen Valley.
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North Coventry Bakery Adds Two Sales Outlets
Posted on 06 October 2011.
The Chester County bakery has picked up two Media PA retailers to carry its line of fresh baked goods.
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From The Philadelphia Business Journal
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- Devon Medical Products opens door to distribution in China May 18, 2012Devon Medical Products entered into an agreement Friday with PKUcare BeiYi Pharmaceutical Co. to distribute Devon’s medical devices and equipment in China. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Under the agreement, Devon Medical Products of King of Prussia will also identify other U.S. medical device companies that manufacture products domestically […]
- Philly Beer Week media preview: Slideshow May 18, 2012It’s always seemed that one of the most ingenious ideas from Philly Beer Week was extending the “week” to 10 days. On Wednesday, Philly Beer Week 2012 Executive Director Don Russell hosted a media preview and beer garden at the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia. In its fifth year, Beer Week will span June 1-10 and include hundreds of events, including dinne […]
- Pa. Supreme Court Justice Orie Melvin charged, relieved of duties May 18, 2012Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin has been “relieved of any and all judicial and administrative responsibilities” after the Allegheny County District Attorney’s office charged her with nine criminal offenses, including four felonies, following a grand jury investigation into accusations she used her staff for campaign work. Orie Melvin has […]
- As others settle, PNC denying wrongdoing in overdraft fees case May 18, 2012PNC Bank customers won court permission to proceed as a class in a lawsuit over what they say are excessive checking account overdraft fees. The lawsuit, part of a multidistrict litigation involving more than 30 different banks, is pending before U.S. District Judge James Lawrence King in Miami. PNC and the other banks are accused of using software to re-seq […]
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