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Pennsylvania Jobs Desk

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Philadelphia healthcare jobs span school nursing, RN assessment, veterinary relief, hospice CNA, and child therapy roles

Philadelphia employers are recruiting across school nursing, long-term care assessment, veterinary medicine, hospice support, and outpatient mental health. RCM Healthcare Services is looking for a school-based RN for a PRN role, Wesley Enhanced Living needs a part-time RN assessment coordinator for MDS and care planning, Vetco Clinics is hiring a relief veterinarian, NurSelect is seeking CNAs for hospice assignments in nearby communities, and Child Guidance Resource Center is adding a mental health therapist for children and adolescents in outpatient care.

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

The Center Square

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Worker terminations and VFW struggles follow Harrisburg skill games fiasco

(The Center Square) - Veterans of Foreign Wars official John Getz Jr. warned posts around Pennsylvania for years that so-called "skill games" were not a reliable long-term revenue source, and now that they are illegal he said it's possible some posts could close. Meanwhile, Joe Calla's company recently had to pull thousands of its newly illegal machines from venues around the state and issue 60-day notices of termination to 81 employees. Getz and Calla are part of the multitude affected by state government's protracted failure to devise a way to legalize the machines. They have been bringing in money for years to clubs, bars, military service organization posts and the like, but were declared to be illegal slot machines in a Supreme Court ruling earlier this year. Even when given an extra 120-day window by the court to come up with a solution, the Legislature and Gov. Josh Shapiro struck out. The window closed Oct. 13. Getz, state adjutant for the VFW, said some of the posts "relied on them to pay bills," Getz said. Calla is chief operating officer for Republic Amusements, which has three subsidiaries and overall had thousands of its machines placed in 1,100 locations around Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania · 10d

MONTCO.Today

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Plymouth Meeting Mall Deal Still Alive After Developer Walks Away From Franklin Mall

Developer Dean Adler is still under contract to buy the Plymouth Meeting Mall. However, the Gladwyne resident has abandoned his plan for Northeast Philadelphia’s Franklin Mall, writes Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Adler’s firm is LA Partners, formerly Lubert-Adler. It agreed last November to buy the mall...

Plymouth Meeting, PA · 9d

WHYY

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Germantown YWCA project in limbo as developer seeks tax credits for senior affordable housing

Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. After a decade of delays, the future of the former Germantown YWCA appears to be...

Philadelphia, PA · 9d

Pennsylvania Jobs Desk

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Philadelphia community and social services jobs: babysitting, youth programs, autism support, aging services, and personal care

Philadelphia listings in community and social services range from a part-time overnight babysitting role through full-time program, care management, and direct-care positions. Sittercity is seeking a babysitter for a toddler on a 6 PM to 6 AM schedule, while BSA - Cradle of Liberty Council’s Program Specialist role focuses on Scouting programming for youth. Child Guidance Resource Center’s CREATE Mental Health Worker supports children and adolescents with autism, and Jewish Family And Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia is hiring a Care Manager for older adults. Wesley Enhanced Living is also seeking a full-time Personal Care Aide / Med Tech at its Greene Street location.

Philadelphia, PA · 8d

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Cherry Hill’s Future: Wayfair’s 2028 Opening Impact

According to Patch author **Josh Bakan**, Cherry Hill residents are getting an early look at how the township could change before Wayfair opens its planned store at the Cherry Hill Mall in 2028. The Patch AM roundup highlights local discussion around what the major retail addition may mean for traffic, development, and the broader shopping landscape in Cherry Hill as officials and residents consider the long-term impact.

Cherry Hill, NJ · 9d

Moneywise

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Philadelphia aims to be the first US city with its own mortgage — no PMI, 3% down and credit scores as low as 620

The City of Brotherly Love wants to help first-time homebuyers who make small down payments with their mortgages, but how does the proposed program compare with existing options?

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

VISTA.Today

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Huntingdon Valley’s Marketplace Sells for $60M, and the Former Rite Aid Space Could Get New Life

The empty former Rite Aid at The Marketplace at Huntingdon Valley may be the first sign of change for shoppers. The vacant pad is available for redevelopment or adaptive reuse. The drugstore closed in 2025 during Rite Aid’s bankruptcy. The 10,908-square-foot building includes a drive-thru. No plans have been announced.

Philadelphia, PA · 9d

VISTA.Today

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Suburban Square in Ardmore Nears 100 With New Shops and Its First Apartments

Suburban Square is heading toward its 2028 centennial with a new mix of neighbors. This year brought the shopping center’s first apartments and a wave of new tenants. Patagonia, Skin Laundry, and PopUp Bagels are among the recent arrivals. The changes are the latest in a long history of...

Ardmore, PA · 9d

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Cherry Hill healthcare nonprofit Bancroft names Hancock as president and CEO

Bancroft, a nonprofit provider of specialized services for individuals with autism, intellectual or developmental disabilities, named Brian Hancock as president and CEO. His appointment follows leadership changes after Toni Pergolin retired in January, ending 22 years at the helm of Bancroft. Hancock began with Bancroft in 2022 as chief program...

Haddonfield, NJ · 8d

WHYY

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New Navy Yard training program prepares Philadelphians for pharmaceutical manufacturing jobs

Have a question about Philly’s neighborhoods or the systems that shape them? PlanPhilly reporters want to hear from you! Ask us a question or send us a story idea you think we should cover. A simulated “clean room” has debuted at the Philadelphia Navy Yard to provide lab training...

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

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West Philly native builds successful business in LA

After getting arrested on a gun charge, 17-year-old Lemier Mitchell, who grew up on the 5200 block of Hazel Ave., decided to change his life around. He saw how his drug arrest affected his mother. A couple years later, in 2016, the aspiring teenager moved from West Philadelphia to Los...

Los Angeles, CA · 10d

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By Landmark Is a Hospitality Group With a Growing Main Line Reach

Imagine owning 17 properties. For the husband-and-wife team and owners of by Landmark, Jeanne and Frank Cretella, it’s a reality. This family-owned and -operated business may be run out of North Jersey, but it has started seeking out Pennsylvania restaurants, hotels and venues in Bucks County and Montgomery County.

Bucks County, PA · 9d

Star News

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Washington Group Prepares to Take Over Front Street Cafe in Fishtown

Front Street Cafe, the sprawling Fishtown restaurant beneath the Market-Frankford El, is changing hands. Blagden Hospitality Group of Washington, D.C., is preparing to take over the building at 1253 N. Front St., at Thompson Street, co-owner Lee Larkin told The Inquirer. The Philadelphia Business Journal also reported that the buyer...

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

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Data Center Opponents Stage Halloween Protest at City Hall

’Tis the season for Jeff Bezos masks and angry pumpkins. Philadelphians love an excuse to get creative … especially when they’re protesting. Two-thousand South Philly residents pelted Mayor Richardson Dilworth with tomatoes when he tried to stop them from parking in the Broad Street median. Bucks County Batman handed out water to protesters during the Black Lives Matter marches in 2020. Chinatown activists carried such beautiful art — a gorgeous red and gold dragon, a mini version of the Chinatown gate on Arch Street — to protest the Sixers’ arena that it spurred an entire art exhibit. More recently, people have worn inflatable T-Rex suits to march for the Academy of Natural Sciences.

Philadelphia, PA · 9d

CBS News

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Pennsylvania investing $37 million in electric vehicle chargers

Philadelphia, PA · 9d

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Fastest-Growing Companies in Philadelphia: Who Made the 2026 Fast 50

From a financial firm that more than doubled its revenue year after year to a veteran-owned painting company, Philadelphia businesses claimed a big share of the region’s fastest-growing companies, writes Todd Romero for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The publication’s 2026 Fast 50 rankings measure average annual revenue growth between...

Philadelphia, PA · 8d