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glensidelocal.com | Ryan Genova
April 17th, 2025 | By Ryan Genova Dubu, an authentic Korean tofu soup house located at 1333 W Cheltenham Avenue Suite 102 in Elkins Park, was featured in an episode of WHYY’s “Check, Please! Philly”. Sorrentino’s, a handmade pasta spot in Ambler, and Sofi’s Corner Cafe, a French-Moroccan cafe in Center City, are featured in the episode as well. You can watch the full episode here. Dubu’s menu is here.
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glensidelocal.com | Ryan Genova
Sherrilynn Hawkins, 43, of the 1100 block of Market Street in the Dresher section of Upper Dublin Township, entered not guilty pleas to charges of first- and third-degree murder, neglect of care of dependent person, abuse of care of dependent person, theft and conspiracy to commit theft, Mainline Media News reported. She will face a November 15 homicide trial for allegedly neglecting Tylim Hatchett, her 21-year-old care dependent son who died on September 18, 2024.
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glensidelocal.com | Ryan Genova
SPS Technologies’ reclamation process includes removing nitrogen and argon tanks on Friday, April 18 between 7:00am and 9:00am, Jenkintown Borough officials announced today. An SPS vendor will release the residual gas in each tank, which may appear similar to steam near the facility. “In addition to being a part of certain manufacturing processes, Nitrogen and Argon are common elements in the atmosphere.
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glensidelocal.com | Ryan Genova
Cody Balmer, a 38-year-old man from Harrisburg accused of aggravated arson, terrorism, and attempted homicide for allegedly setting the Pennsylvania governor’s residence on fire on Sunday, told dispatchers that Josh Shapiro needs to be told he “will not take part in his plans for what he wants to do to the Palestinian people,” according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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glensidelocal.com | Ryan Genova
Vinyl Chickie, Glenside’s first specialty record shop, is looking to open its doors at 2256 Mt Carmel Avenue in one month. The store’s grand opening will be held alongside The Dovetail, Align Barre & Fitness, and Bernie’s Herbals on May 17. Owner Lisa Schaffer, a seasoned vinyl DJ and 2024 Best of Glenside-winning local photographer, says the last of her wish-list—custom-made record shelves—are on their way. “I worked at a record store for years.
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