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Friday, October 7, 2011

Members Named to 311 W. Main St. Task Force

The 311 W. Main Street Task Force will meet Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. at borough hall and work on determining future of arts and community center in Lansdale

May the Task Force be with us. Council President Matt West announced the seven community members – four from the arts and entertainment field and three from the North Penn area – of the new 311 West Main Street Task Force at the borough council meeting Wednesday. Montgomeryville-Lansdale Patch broke the news of the appointment of the members of the task force with an exclusive story with one of the members, Amy Rims, of Lansdale. The task force is: Also on the task force are councilmembers Mary Fuller, Mike Sobel and Mike Riccio, and borough manager Timi Kirchner. “These members will be tasked with taking a comprehensive look at any and all opportunities for the building located at 311 West Main Street in the borough,” West said. “This …

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Task Force Member Ready to Showcase Talent, Chantilly Floral Boutique, Residents Excited About Prospect of New Arts Center, and 3 more ›

Friday, July 15, 2011

LBA + EDC = TLC

At its first monthly town hall session, the Lansdale Business Association and the Economic Development Committee talk about change, professionalism and self-investment.

There’s a new posse in town—and they aim to clean up these parts. They are team of Lansdale business owners and residents organized and committed to one goal: making the borough a success. This merchant militia is comprised of members of the Lansdale Business Association and the borough Economic Development Committee, and they organized the first-ever monthly town hall session at Lansdale Library Thursday evening. They left the meeting with an action plan—start taking responsibility and ownership of their properties, and pay it forward. The meeting had citizen and entrepreneur alike represented at the meeting, led by Mary Fuller, councilwoman and Economic Development Committee chair, and Doug DiPasquale, owner of Minuteman Press and …

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Lansdale Public Library, Minuteman Press, Chantilly Floral Boutique, and 12 more ›

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