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Erin Mccarthy

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Consumer reporter @PhillyInquirer. Product of @Penn_State and Delaware County. Email me: emccarthy@inquirer.com

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Developer sues Upper Merion Township over rejected King of Prussia data center proposals

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By Erin McCarthy, Erin Mccarthy Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Developer Brian O’Neill has sued the Upper Merion Township Board of Supervisors over its rejection last month of his proposed 4.6 million-square-foot data center campus. In lawsuits filed Wednesday in Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, O’Neill said Upper Merion officials have stated in recent years that data centers — which house the equipment that powers AI — qualify as warehouses and are therefore permitted under its zoning code.
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Is Sourdough Actually Healthier Than Regular Bread?

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By Erin Mccarthy Verified
| Better Report Verified
Is Sourdough Actually Healthier Than Regular Bread? Erin McCarthy Health | Updated: September 18, 2026 × Erin is a writer, editor, and content strategist living in the New York City area. Previously, she was the VP/Editor-in-Chief of MentalFloss.com and an editor at Popular Mechanics magazine. When she’s not working, Erin is hanging out with her cats, reading books from her never-ending TBR, traveling, karaoking, and making sourdough with her starter Stephen Sondheim.
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Neshaminy Mall to close this fall

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By Erin McCarthy, Erin Mccarthy Verified
| MSN Verified
The Philadelphia suburbs is losing another mall. Neshaminy Mall, a 58-year-old Bucks County institution, will not see another holiday season, according to Bensalem Township Mayor Joe DiGirolamo, who said the complex will close by the end of October.
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