Published by Mike Newall for the Philadelphia Inquirer on 15 May 2025 On May 17, the region’s best competitive climbers will try and be just that in Pennsylvania’s annual, roving, Tree Climbing Competition. Derrick Martin, a member of the Penn-Del Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture, competes in one of the organization’s previous annual … Read more
Throughout its 150 years, Billerud has a long tradition of adapting to change in the forest and paper industry. Today, the company has 5,800 employees in over 19 countries, and nine production units in Sweden, Finland, and the US. In the past, a proper business system was only available in the US, but over the … Read more
Inszone Insurance Services is delighted to recognize our employees who passionately engage with and support their communities through our Charitable Time Off (CTO) program. Recently, Jodi Matanane generously dedicated her time to the Community Food and Clothing Drive organized by Mayhew Baptist Church. Giving Back to the Community On April 28, 2025, Jodi assisted in … Read more
I now do all my reading on a Kindle Paperwhite. You don’t have any weird angles when you’re reading. You can highlight passages, read in the dark and store thousands of books on one little device. Sometimes it feels like I have thousands of unread books on my Kindle. Because it’s so easy to download … Read more
On Thursday, May 15, the US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in what is widely referred to as “the birthright citizenship case.” As some commentators point out, this is somewhat of a misnomer: at stake in this case is not the constitutionality of Trump’s executive order (EO) banning birthright citizenship for certain classes of individuals. … Read more