(Above) – Conshohocken’s Julie, a dental assistant and former professional cheerleader, has always had her boyfriends pay for everything. Now she’s single and living off her mom, Denise, and brother, Chad. Mom has gone so far as to dip into her pension fund to keep Julie afloat, and Chad is sick of Julie living with him while he supports her.  The episode of Bank of Mom & Dad that she appears in will air on  Wednesday November 18th at 10PM/9c on SOAPnet.

During his preparation for the World Series, Shane Victorino received massage therapy at Celebrity Massage located at Plymouth Square Shopping Center on Ridge Pike (its midway between the Baja Fresh and Salad Works).

Space in downtown Conshohocken seems to be a hot commodity.  When  Viggiano’s closed, it was quickly picked up by Spamps.  The corner spot at 1st at Fayette was picked up by Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches when the nail saloon’s lease was not renewed and now Style of Man is opening a Conshohocken location on the west side of Fayette next to Win Wah.  That  leaves only the spot formally occupied by the Philly Pretzel Factory with a “for rent” sign up.  Yes I know, I did not mention 8 East, it is technically occupied, just not open for business.

Everytime I go to Panera I see retired NBC10 anchor/report John Blunt.

Two girls go to dinner at the Spring Mill Cafe.

Conshohocken’s C.J. Aiken signs with St. Joes to play basketball.

Nighttime lane restrictions on 476 and 276 this week.

The closing of Chiquita Loco and H.I. Rib were mentioned on The Insider.

The Inquirer and Daily News are collecting toys for Toys for Tots at their West Conshohocken printing plant.

Coyote Crossing alum at new spot in Ambler.

Story about Kennedy-Kenrick closing.

A girl named Marley, from West Conshy, blogs about her life.

New Horizons’ third quarter report.

Ikea doesn’t like when walk around their store like its the OK Corral.

West Conshy is looking for a new tax collector.

Girl takes photo of her shoes in Conshohocken.

MoreThanTheCurve loves you right back.

Conshohocken’s BrainPad releases a new product.