Wash your dog yourself May 11-12 for $10 at a Pet Valu store - located in Oaks, East Greenville, Royersford, Gilbertsville, and Phoenixville - and the proceeds benefit the Animal Cancer Foundation.
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A large number of independent or private practice physicians and their companies, all part of The Physicians Integrated Network, are partnering with Tower Health to expand its health care coverage.
Upper Providence Police Chief Mark Toomey has introduced three new police department chaplains under a program he launched during January. All are pastors at Valley Forge Baptist Church in Collegeville.
The YWCA Tri-County Area is again asking the public to nominate women who they identify as role models for career excellence and community agents of change. Its annual tribute is scheduled in February.
The acquisition of Premier Urgent Care centers in Oaks, Limerick, Douglassville, and elsewhere by Tower Health was completed Saturday, the company said. All are being renamed as Tower Health Urgent Care.
A company with representatives in Texas is the new owner of two medical office buildings on almost 4 acres within the Oaks Corporate Center. A deed for the $15.3 million transaction was recorded Oct. 3.
The federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, established 54 years ago, expired Sept. 30. Congress is scheduled to re-authorize it with the help of Pennsylvania representatives, but hasn't acted yet.
Tower Health is expanding its health care network by buying Premier Urgent Care, which operates walk-in physician offices in Limerick, Oaks, and Lansdale.
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