Reaching new heights
By Melissa YerkovWire Executive EditorIt was initiated to make fitness more accessible.But it has evolved into something much bigger.Hometown Trainers was created in 2004 as a way to make exercise more convenient. The concept is simple:...
Experience Ambler Restaurant Week
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorButternut squash gnocchi … filet mignon with shiitake reduction … lobster mac ’n cheese … cherry cheesecake…Are you hungry yet?If so, your cravings are sure to be satisfied at one of the 14 restaurants participating in...
Welcome to Grandma’s
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorJohn Vallario has been in the restaurant business his whole life.But it wasn’t until three years ago that he found his niche.Vallario and his wife, Desiree, own Grandma’s Grotto, an Italian eatery and bakery...
Finding fun in fitness
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorChildhood obesity has become more prevalent than ever before. Today, approximately 17 percent of U.S. children are obese, a number that has tripled since 1980, according to the Centers for Disease Control...
Finding fun in fitness
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorChildhood obesity has become more prevalent than ever before. Today, approximately 17 percent of U.S. children are obese, a number that has tripled since 1980, according to the Centers for Disease Control...
The heart of the game
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorFor a place that was opening in just a few days, there was still a lot of work to be done.If you had walked into the Newtown Athletic Complex’s Sports Training Facility last...
Claiming innocence
By William KennyWire Staff WriterA Somerton couple accused of illegally enrolling their daughter in kindergarten at a Lower Moreland school waived their Dec. 19 trial court arraignment on felony theft charges mere weeks after parting ways...
Going green
By Megan BadgerWire Managing EditorRecycling is good for the environment.And now, it’s a way to save money and boost business.Whitemarsh Township launched a new recycling incentive program on Jan. 1 that can save residents money while...
Developing a Dream
It’s been a long time coming.Since the Naval base closed in 2005, the reuse of 910 acres of land has been a concern of the Horsham community.The Horsham Land Redevelopment Association (HLRA) has been constructing...
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