Aaron Baskerville
Reporter at WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
NBC10 Reporter Philly-born https://t.co/ZSdj7GfJSh [email protected] https://t.co/gr6wipcYXk
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nbcphiladelphia.com | Aaron Baskerville |Emily Rose Grassi
A popular pizza shop in Philadelphia is the focus of a community meeting on Wednesday. Angelo's Pizzeria is a super-trendy restaurant tucked inside a rowhome on South 9th Street in South Philly. Some of the people who live nearby say they are fed up with the amount of customers that continually swarm the place with long lines. "It's gets pretty overpopulated. It gets crowded. Like, there's not much room to order," Angelo's customer Lilly Ringle said.
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nbcwashington.com | David Chang |Aaron Baskerville
Imagine finding a priceless work of art for under $20. That's the hope for a Pennsylvania antique shop owner who said a drawing she bought for $12 at an auction could possibly be the work of a legendary artist. Heidi Marco, the owner of Salvage Goods in Easton told NBC10 she made a routine trip to an auction in Montgomery County back in January 2025 to look for items for her business. "There were paintings that were going for $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 as they moved down the line," she told NBC10.
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nbcchicago.com | David Chang |Aaron Baskerville
Imagine finding a priceless work of art for under $20. That’s the hope for a Pennsylvania antique shop owner who said a drawing she bought for $12 at an auction could possibly be the work of a legendary artist. Heidi Marco, the owner of Salvage Goods in Easton told NBC10 she made a routine trip to an auction in Montgomery County back in January 2025 to look for items for her business. “There were paintings that were going for $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 as they moved down the line,” she told NBC10.
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nbclosangeles.com | David Chang |Aaron Baskerville
Imagine finding a priceless work of art for under $20. That's the hope for a Pennsylvania antique shop owner who said a drawing she bought for $12 at an auction could possibly be the work of a legendary artist. Heidi Marco, the owner of Salvage Goods in Easton told NBC10 she made a routine trip to an auction in Montgomery County back in January 2025 to look for items for her business. "There were paintings that were going for $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 as they moved down the line," she told NBC10.
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1 month ago |
nbcphiladelphia.com | David Chang |Aaron Baskerville
Imagine finding a priceless work of art for under $20. That's the hope for a Pennsylvania antique shop owner who said a drawing she bought for $12 at an auction could possibly be the work of a legendary artist. Heidi Marco, the owner of Salvage Goods in Easton told NBC10 she made a routine trip to an auction in Montgomery County back in January 2025 to look for items for her business. "There were paintings that were going for $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 as they moved down the line," she told NBC10.
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