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Conshohocken

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Golf: Back in the Swing!

After a long winter indoors, getting back to golf can be quite taxing to your body. Here are some tips to keep in mind for yourself (or pass them on to the golfer in your life)…

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Get Real

What Pre-Foreclosure Means

Lisa Loper of the Scott Loper Team explains a frequently misunderstood term in the real estate market.

We frequently have buyers asking us about pre-foreclosure homes that they found on the internet.  There are many sites that will give consumers this type of information.  Most of these homes are not listed for sale, but some buyers want to know if they can still see the property with the possibility of buying it. Pre-foreclosure simply means that a homeowner has fallen behind on their mortgage payments.  And while a foreclosure may eventually happen, at the current time, the home is still rightfully owned by the mortgagor (i.e. homeowner).  It does NOT mean that the home is available for sale.  In fact, that home may never be available for sale. In most cases, a homeowner does NOT want to sell OR lose their home to a foreclosure.  The …

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Romney Bus Pulls into MontCo for Nomination Watch Party

GOP volunteers and supporters gathered in a Conshohocken office to watch Romney accept the party's nomination at the Republican National Convention Thursday night.

Drivers on Ridge Pike in Conshohocken likely did a few double takes Thursday evening, as they drove past a big, shiny Romney campaign bus in the parking lot of the Plymouth Square Shopping Center. The bus, nicknamed "Reagan" by campaign staff of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, is one of three tour buses used nationwide by the campaign. However, this time it wasn't carrying Romney or running mate Paul Ryan, who were a thousand miles away at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., but acting as a main attraction for a watch party organized by high-level Pennsylvania staff. "We did an in-state bus tour this week, starting in Erie and traveling down to Pittsburgh, Gettysburg and Villanova," said Billy Pitman, …

Nurse Ratchet

10:20 pm on Monday, September 10, 2012

If you get a chance (ha!) be sure to ask Romney or Ryan about the huge VA benefit cuts they put into the Romney-Ryan budget. VETERANS BEWARE...Ryan has cut VA benefits and the Senate has voted it through. Republican desperately need their Congressional candidates to win in order for them to pass this bill in the House, They only need a hand full of seats. Altschuler is the key link. Read the NY …   more ›

Monday, July 30, 2012

Obituary: Dorothy E. (Rutter) Asbert, 94

Born in Conshohocken; worked at Philco Ford in Spring City; July 30

Dorothy E. (Rutter) Asbert, age 94, wife of the late Edward Asbert, of Collegeville, PA, died early Monday morning, July 30, 2012 in the Sanatoga Center, Pottstown, PA.  Born in Conshohocken, PA, she was a daughter of the late George and Frances (McCann) Rutter.  She worked at the Philco Ford in Spring City and the CPI plant in Valley Forge for many years.  Mrs. Asbert enjoyed traveling with her husband for many years. Mrs. Asbert is survived by three children:  Edward G., husband of Shirley Asbert, of Millsboro, DE;  Dennis L., husband of Karen Asbert, of Royersford, PA;  Linda J., wife of Richard Gentry, of Sicklerville, NJ;  six grandchildren, many great-grandchildren and several great-great-grandchildren.  Mrs. Asbert was one of 7 …

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

MontCo Honors the First Of Its Fallen Police

26 Montgomery County police officers have been killed in the line of duty. Conshohocken Officer Eugene "Chic" Lucas, shot by a fugitive in 1917, was the first. He was honored Wednesday.

When Officer Eugene "Chic" Lucas climbed the steps of an apartment building at the corner of Fayette and Elm Streets in Conshohocken to serve an arrest warrant 95 years ago, there was no way he could have known those moments would be among his last. Lucas, 49, along with Officer Cliff Campbell, swung open the door of a third-floor apartment belonging to "Black Mike," a man wanted for Desertion and Intent to Kill, and found him sitting at a table eating his dinner. Lucas ordered Black Mike to put his hands in the air, but the criminal instead reached for his gun and fired three shots at the officers, one of which struck Lucas in the neck. The wounded officer managed to make it down the street to a doctor's office, but eventually succumbed …

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