When engineer Charles Penrose built the Newcomen Society headquarters in the late 1940s in then-rural Exton, he had no idea the locale would chart its future based on the precepts of his organization. The society, named for a British industrialist, espoused free enterprise and business moxie, and its sumptuous Exton digs suggested the rewards therein.
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Mike Piazza's Main Line Roots and Major League LegacyIt's safe to say Piazza can catch anything but a break. There's no shortage of ups and downs the legendary pitcher has faced, but love him or leave him, there's a compelling story to be told. |
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Power Women: Mary BighamTwenty-one of the Main Line's most successful and influential women share their secrets to success. |
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Bone Health: The Ins and Outs of Osteoporosis MedicationsWith many drugs on the market and long-term studies showing their varied effects, picking the right treatment can be tough. Local doctors weigh in on which drug may be right for you. |
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