Exton, United States – February 18, 2022 — TechBldrs Inc. is proud to announce the expansion of its services to Limerick, Pennsylvania! The company has been providing comprehensive IT Support and maintenance since 1998 in Philadelphia and will be doing so in the new location. With this expansion, they are looking forward to serving even more clients and…Continue Reading

​​If you haven’t witnessed the many business ventures of Pinky Cole before, it’ll only be a matter of time. Aisha “Pinky” Cole is the definition of a multi-hyphenate; the Baltimore-raised, Atlanta-based businesswoman is primarily known for her wildly successful restaurant and brand, Slutty Vegan. In addition to her restaurant ventures, Pinky is a philanthropist, mother,…Continue Reading

As has becomes tradition for many British series, the big finale for the second season of “All Creatures Great and Small” includes a visit from Saint Nicholas.  Or in this case, Nicholas Ralph. The star of the good-hearted series – based on James Herriot’s books about a 1930s British veterinary surgeon set in the Yorkshire Dales…Continue Reading

Kenneth Branagh’s new adaptation of “Death on the Nile” arrives with a lot of preconceived baggage. We know Agatha Christie. We know Poirot. Christie’s influence on the murder mystery genre cannot be overstated. Her stories feature heavily in the contemporary media landscape; reruns of various incarnations regularly appear in television schedules. David Suchet’s portrayal of…Continue Reading

A law that gives tax breaks to developers building affordable housing is about to expire. AFP via Getty Images Crazy leftists may not like it, but if they want more affordable housing, the city is going to have to keep offering developers a half-a-century-old tax break that makes such projects themselves affordable. The law that…Continue Reading

Schools Chancellor David Banks must change course from the prior administration’s school admissions policy. Gregory P. Mango New schools Chancellor David Banks last week basically apologized for the new “standards” for admission to the city’s screened middle and high schools — and rightly so. “As I got here, there were a number of things that…Continue Reading