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Michael-Paul Kidd

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Brandywine Sheds Another Conshohocken Office Tower in $21M Sale

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By Michael-Paul Kidd
| BUCKSCO.Today
Philadelphia-based Brandywine Realty Trust has sold the 116,000-square-foot Six Tower Bridge office building in Conshohocken for $21 million, writes Paul Schwedelson for The Philadelphia Business Journal. This is the latest move in a years-long effort to shed underperforming suburban assets. FLD Group and the Adjmi family purchased the property at 181 Washington St., extending a suburban Philadelphia office buying spree that has grown rapidly since 2023.
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A Vanishing Piece of American Life: Inside One of Montco’s Last Surviving 24-Hour Diners

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By Michael-Paul Kidd
| Montco Today Verified
There is something quietly defiant about a diner that never closes. While most suburban restaurants darken their windows well before midnight, American Star Diner in North Wales keeps the lights on around the clock, seven days a week. And in a region where the classic 24-hour diner has become a rarity, that stubborn consistency has turned a modest Montgomery County restaurant into something that feels much larger than its parking lot suggests.
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Your Complete Guide to Fourth of July Fireworks and Festivals in Montgomery County

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By Michael-Paul Kidd
| Montco Today Verified
Montgomery County residents will have plenty of options for celebrating Independence Day this year, with fireworks displays, parades, festivals, and family activities planned across the region. As the country marks America’s 250th birthday, many local communities are going bigger than usual, making 2026 one of the most eventful Fourth of July weekends in recent memory.
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