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Community Banking – a critical role in the US economy
Recently, I made the switch from a mega-national bank to DNB First, an authentically local, community-based bank in the Greater Philadelphia suburbs operating in the region since 1860. It’s been an absolutely wonderful experience and I am left wondering why it took me so long to make the switch! Some well known mega banks deliver…
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John Wooden and the Pyramid of Success
John Wooden: basketball player, coach, author and legend. Known as the “Wizard of Westwood” Wooden is probably best known as the Head Coach of UCLA’S Basketball team where he won 10 NCAA championships and was named National Coach of the Year six times.
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Get Ready for Tax Season!
If you haven’t done so already, taxes will be due before you know it! Here are some helpful resources to assist you in preparing: 1) Bonnie Lee of Fox Business outlines 5 tips for preparing for taxes this year. 2) Need help preparing your taxes? If you qualify, the IRS has Free Tax Preparation by …
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Research Funded by the Alliance for Lupus Research
A complex autoimmune disease, lupus proves difficult not just to treat, but even to diagnose. The Alliance for Lupus Research (ALR) maintains a dedication to funding research efforts conducted by the brightest minds in science in the hope of a better future. ALR focuses on a multi-pronged strategy that involves a better understanding of the…
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Celebrating President’s Day
Today we are celebrating President’s Day, though it is known to be George Washington’s birthday, we can celebrate all our presidents and their guiding wisdom throughout the years. So, if you have the day off and are looking for something “presidential” to do, check out some of these free in Philly museums. Around the country…
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Every Life Has a Story
A few years ago, this YouTube video was shared with me for the very first time. It had quite an impact on me back then, just as it does today. Take the time to watch this short 3 minute video – it could change your perspective on how we perceive others. Be a leader in…
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The Salvation Army Responds to Rare Southern Winter Conditions
As the American South struggles with unusually cold weather, the Salvation Army has teamed with other organizations to deliver comfort to people in need. Many of the cities that have received snow this winter do not even have snowplows because snow is so unusual, meaning that only an inch has caused major gridlock. In Atlanta,…