Plus, Eataly sets an opening date and a luxury athletic retailer opens.
Plus, Eataly sets an opening date and a luxury athletic retailer opens.We’ve made a few changes to the newsletter since it launched earlier this year, and we want to know what you think. Tell us by takingThe township is hosting a community discussion tonight at 6 p.
m. with Radnor Property Group, the developer that will transform 3.5 acres along Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore into a mixed-use project. The Piazza, approved by the township in 2021, will be a five-story, 270-unit apartment building with nearly 30,000 square feet of retail space. It’s the latest project bringing change to Ardmore. Tonight’s meeting is an opportunity for residents to meet the developers, ask questions, and make connections ahead of a planned groundbreaking later this fall.After the death of his aunt in 2011, Ardmore’s Daniel Hoffman made a tribute to her using the medium he was studying in college: ceramics. Unlike a typical vase, though, he included a small amount of her ashes. That technique has come to define Hoffman’s work. In December, he started Ahava Memorials, where he creates ornaments, vases, candle luminaries, and planters to memorialize loved ones.Yesterday, a Montgomery County jury found Jeremy Fuentes guilty of second-degree murder for his involvement in a home invasion last December that left a woman paralyzed and her son dead. It comes two months after Charles Fulforth and Kelvin Roberts wereElectricity prices spiked nationwide from June 2024 to June 2025, giving one Bryn Mawr couple a recent surprise. Their August bill was $470, the highest it’s been since they moved into their home 15 years ago. Statewide, Pennsylvanians paid about 11% more for electricity during that time period. The couple’s bill came down this month, but is still considerably higher than what they paid a year ago.opened last week in Suburban Square. Its storefront spans about 3,300 square feet and is situated between Apple and Arhaus. This is the fourth Alo Yoga store in Pennsylvania and its second in the Philadelphia suburbs. Gladwyne’s 19035 zip code has the highest per capita income in the Philadelphia area, according to a recently released wealth index report by The Business Journals. Gladwyne reports $173,421 in per capita income based on census data. It is followed by Narberth’s 19072 zip code, which has the second-highest per capita income in the region at $113,866. Other area zip codes on the list include 19096 in Wynnewood, 19066 in Merion Station, 19010 in Bryn Mawr, and 19004 in Bala Cynwyd, all of which made the top 20. ( Lower Merion Township is considering ending its ownership of a small stretch of road in Gladwyne that it believes is no longer useful to residents. The approximately 815 feet of roadway along Bliss Street comes to a dead end and is not used. The township has also received complaints of overgrowth and untidiness., the township authorized advertising an ordinance to vacate the stretch of road, which would revert its ownership to several properties along Woodmont Road, reducing the township’s costs. Len Stevens, cofounder of WPHL-TV Channel 17 and the former owner of once-popular Bala Cynwyd nightclub, Library, died earlier this month at the age of 94. Mr. Stevens was also a lifetime foodie known for A number of the region’s private and independent schools have recently upgraded certain facilities and expanded programming. Those include: a robotics team expansion at Friends’ Central School in Wynnewood; a 1,600-square-foot makerspace at Gladwyne Montessori School; an updated auditorium and expanded athletics facilities at Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy in Bryn Mawr; a recently added scholarship for 10 rising ninth-grade students at Main Line Classical Academy in Bryn Mawr; and updates to the Design and Innovation Lab and garden-level early childhood education space at Waldron Mercy Academy in Merion Station. (The long-awaited Eataly in King of Prussia has finally set an opening date. The Italian marketplace will debut in two weeks and will have a sit-down restaurant, several quick-service counters, a retail market, and a wine shop, A TikTok-famous bagel shop is coming to Ardmore’s Suburban Square. PopUp Bagels will take over the 1,034-square-foot space at 10 Coulter Ave., formerly occupied by Juice Press. PopUp Bagels is known for its “grip, rip, and dip” format and famously doesn’t toast its bagels or offer sandwiches. Instead, it serves them whole with cream cheese or butter for dipping. Its menu includes just a handful of bagels, plus a selection of standard and limited-time schmears.is hosting a grand opening for its location at 233 City Ave. in Merion Station tomorrow. The pizza chain, which opened there earlier this month, is giving away free pizza for a year to the first 25 customers.this Saturday at 11 a.m. To mark the occasion, the smoothie and açaí bowl eatery will give away T-shirts and a free bowl to the first 50 customers. Catch more than a dozen shows throughout the county, including several concerts at Ardmore Music Hall. ⏰ Through Sunday, Sept. 21, times vary 💵 Varies by location 📍 Throughout Montgomery County Now in its fourth year, this fundraiser for the youth-focused nonprofit features a barbecue experience with Chef Nicholas Elmi of Lark fame. There will also be an open bar, a silent auction, game stations, music, cigar and candy bars, plus an awards ceremony. ⏰ Friday, Sept. 19, 6 p.m. 💵 $175 📍 The Pump HouseEnjoy an afternoon tea complete with tea sandwiches, scones, pastries, and other bites. ⏰ Sunday, Sept. 21, noon-3 p.m. 💵 $24.53 for kids, $47.17 for adults 📍 Lola’s Garden Taste six non-alcoholic beers and learn more about the differences in types of brews like lagers and stouts. Attendees must be 21 and over. ⏰ Sunday, Sept. 21, 4-5 p.m. 💵 $10 📍 Wallace Dry Goods The seasonal series kicks off this week, with instructor Aimée Alegria Barry leading participants through some of the basics. ⏰ Tuesday, Sept. 23, 10-11 a.m. 💵 $15 for Natural Lands members, $20 for non-members 📍 StoneleighBuilt in 1940, this Bala Cynwyd Colonial has been updated, including the integration of smart technology and new windows. The first floor features a living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a family room, a mudroom, and a dining room with navy walls offset by white trim that leads to a patio. The kitchen has black-and-white tile floors, granite countertops, Bosch appliances, and two dishwashers. The second floor has three bedrooms, including the primary suite, while the third floor has two additional bedrooms. There are several upcoming open houses, including one tonight from 5 to 6 p.m.This suburban content is produced with support from the Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation and The Lenfest Institute for Journalism. Editorial content is created independently of the project donors. Gifts to support The Inquirer’s high-impact journalism can be made at
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