A borough since 1889, Malvern was settled in the late 1600s by Welsh immigrants who bought the land from that peerless real estate speculator, William Penn. King Street, Malvern’s main road and historic district, may not evoke Penn and his Quakers, but its sites (and sights) are reminiscent of the days when the borough was born.
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Joanne Lang's AboutOne App: Family Organization At HandAfter a hospital trip had her scrambling for medical records, Lang realized there was room in the digital market for family organization at parents' fingertips. |
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Green Awards 2012 Honorable MentionsThough the competition was tough, these local businesses deserve praise for their contributions to the Main Line's eco-friendly initiatives. |
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Eco-Friendly Pioneers on the Main Line: Green Awards 2012Thirteen people who celebrate Earth Day every day with their commitment to preservation and innovation. |
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