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Bryn Mawr Trust Acquisition To Cause ‘Some Dislocation Of Customers And Employees’ – Says Philly Biz Journal

by Gerry December 30, 2021

Bryn-Mawr-Bank-and-Bryn-Mawr-Trust

Philadelphia Business Journal reported on Wednesday (December 29) that - WSFS really put itself on the radar in southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey two years ago with the $1.2 billion acquisition of Beneficial Bancorp — increasing its total assets from $7 billion to $13 billion and becoming the largest bank based in the region. It may have cemented that status in … [Read more...] about Bryn Mawr Trust Acquisition To Cause ‘Some Dislocation Of Customers And Employees’ – Says Philly Biz Journal

17 Main Line High School Players Made It To The NBA – Besides Kobe, How Many Can You Name?

by Gerry December 29, 2021

NBA and Local Schools

By the time Kobe Bryant donned the Lakers' purple and gold, and logged minutes in an NBA game (November 3, 1996), he was already the fifth Main Line hoop star to play in the league.Radnor's Doug Kistler was the first among the Main Liners who preceded Bryant. Kistler played a career total of five games with the 1961-1962 New York Knicks. Throughout Kistler's NBA "career" (which … [Read more...] about 17 Main Line High School Players Made It To The NBA – Besides Kobe, How Many Can You Name?

Searching for ‘Dr. Oz,’ I Found More Than 400 Tweets Posted Within The Last Hour!

by Gerry December 29, 2021

Oz Tweets

Searching for Dr. Oz on Twitter (using their "Latest" tab), somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 Tweets showed up, all posted within the last hour. At first, I thought I would count them all, but after looking at about 10 minutes worth, I decided that life was too short for that. So I sampled a few more minutes of Oz-Tweets - which were running between six and ten per minute, … [Read more...] about Searching for ‘Dr. Oz,’ I Found More Than 400 Tweets Posted Within The Last Hour!

Bryn Mawr College Called For Removal Of Woodrow Wilson Marker, But Plaque For (White) Working Women’s Summer School Remains

by Gerry December 28, 2021

Wilson and Summer School 2

In April of 2002, Marc Schogol wrote in the Inquirer -  You'd think that if a president once taught at your college, you'd glorify his name. But at Bryn Mawr College, there's now no sign that Woodrow Wilson was ever there.  According to Schogol, the Wilson marker was removed by the state "for repairs," in September of 2001. Apparently, those repairs were … [Read more...] about Bryn Mawr College Called For Removal Of Woodrow Wilson Marker, But Plaque For (White) Working Women’s Summer School Remains

Montco Post-Christmas Covid Spike Is Here Already

by Gerry December 27, 2021

Montco Covid 12-27

The number of Montgomery County residents hospitalized with Covid-19 jumped from 217 yesterday to 272 today. On Thanksgiving Day, there were only 95 county residents hospitalized with Covid. Lower Merion Covid-19 cases/100,000 population.If you like this story, please share it. Share on facebook Facebook Share … [Read more...] about Montco Post-Christmas Covid Spike Is Here Already

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Before Jalen Brunson, Villanova’s First NBA superstar, Paul Arizin, Led the Philadelphia Warriors to a Championship

For today’s basketball fans, Jalen Brunson is the face of Villanova basketball. Two NCAA championships. National Player of the Year. NBA All-Star. Leader of the New York Knicks. Nearly seventy years earlier, another Villanova player helped define both the university’s basketball tradition and the game itself. His name was Paul Arizin. College Careers. Brunson won […]

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