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Five DIY projects to help your home beat the cold weather blues

January 23, 2016

BPT When winter is at its worst, most homeowners bundle up and hope for the best. But savvy do-it-yourselfers know that preparations and regular maintenance throughout the season can prevent costly damage down the line. So grab your toolbox and try out these projects to help prepare your home to withstand the wintry weather. Check…

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Nonprofit receives $90,000 Boost from Pennsylvania Bar Association Workers’ Compensation section efforts

January 23, 2016

HARRISBURG – The PBA Workers’ Compensation Law Section has donated $90,000 to Kids’ Chance of Pennsylvania Inc., a nonprofit organization that provides college and vocational education scholarships to children of Pennsylvania workers who have been killed or seriously injured in work-related accidents. It is believed to be the single largest donation ever made to Kids’…

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Four steps to protect your home from winter water damage

January 15, 2016

BPT Rain, sleet, ice and snow – no matter what form it’s in, precipitation can lead to major winter damage resulting in many issues for home and business owners. Icy roads, ruptured pipes and ice dams are all complications brought on by winter water, and the threat may be even greater this season according to…

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Democratic National Convention Names South River Partners as Its Insurance Brokerage Firm

January 10, 2016

Firm is a 100% Minority-Owned Enterprise  Diversity, Experience, Cost of Service and Collaboration with Local Entities Make South River Partners Ideal Fit to Insure the Convention     PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC) has selected South River Partners to insure the 2016 Democratic National Convention. South River Partners, a 100 percent minority-owned…

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Five Tips for Better Financial Health

January 9, 2016

Family Features As the calendar turns over a new year, it’s a good time to take stock of your finances. Evaluating what missteps you made with your money in the past year, determining how you can correct those errors and setting a realistic budget will put you on your way to better financial health in…

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All the rage: What’s trending in hardwood flooring

January 1, 2016

BPT After months of online browsing, you’ve found the perfect, wide plank hardwood flooring…or so you think! You absolutely love the look, but how can you be sure it’s the right product for you? Ask the pros. In order to make an informed, purchasing decision, Linda Jovanovich of the American Hardwood Information Center, (www.hardwoodinfo.com) suggests…

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Four futuristic bath upgrades to indulge in for 2016

December 26, 2015

BPT Are you planning a bathroom remodel in 2016? If so, you’re not alone. The National Association of Homebuilders predicts a 6 percent increase in remodeling in the coming year. Some of those remodeling homeowners will seek upgrades to transform their bathrooms into true oases of luxury, beauty and efficient functionality. Bathroom renovations remain among…

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Council President Clarke congratulates CFO Sade Olanipekun-Lewis on appointment to Philadelphia International Airport

December 19, 2015

ABOVE PHOTO:  Sade Olanipekun-Lewis City Council President Darrell L. Clarke on Tuesday praised Mayor-elect Jim Kenney’s announcement that his Chief Financial Officer Folasade “Sade” A. Olanipekun-Lewis will be named Chief Administrative Officer of the Philadelphia International Airport. “Sade’s deep experience in municipal finance has been invaluable to this City Council. From navigating the murky waters…

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New air quality regulations will choke Pennsylvania’s economy

December 6, 2015

By David Williams Pennsylvanians looking for work have reason for hope. After months of mediocre job growth, the state’s unemployment rate just dropped to 5.1 percent. Yet, thanks to a new regulation from the Environmental Protection Agency, this promising future could vanish. The EPA just issued new rules on “ground level ozone” that will strangle…

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