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UPPER MERION Three people were injured Monday night after an elevator fell from the eighth floor to the first, according to a release from Upper Merion Police Department.
According to police, Upper Merion Township police and personnel from the Fire and EMS Department responded at 9:48 Monday night to 251 DeKalb Apartments, 251 W DeKalb Pike, King of Prussia, for an elevator rescue.
When they arrived fire department personnel worked to extricate three people, two from the elevator car and one from the top of the elevator, which was on the first floor. Upper Merion Ambulance tended to the victims while police investigated the incident. All three victims were transported to local hospitals for treatment. Two victims were transported to Paoli Hospital while the third victim was flown to to Penn Presbyterian Hospital. All three victims are males, from King of Prussia, ranging in age from 20 to 22.
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The summer is here to stay. Well, at least for another day. Expect plenty of sunshine, a possible thunderstorm and a high of about 83 degrees today.
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A day after a student walkout in support of its former nickname and despite getting the most nominations from its rebranding committee, Radnor School District officials Tuesday said they would not reconsider bringing back the school s Raider nickname. Last year, the school board voted to remove both the schoolâs Raider nickname and all Native-American imagery. Over the last several months, supporters of the old nickname have continued to express support for it. Despite support for the Raider name, school officials say they wonât reconsider it.
Founding Farmers Restaurant in King of Prussia Town Center is one of the participating businesses in a hiring event to fill more than 350 job openings in the area s hospitality industry. The event is sponsored by King of Prussia District and will take place at the Alloy King of Prussia on May 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thirty hotels and restaurants will participate.Â
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King of Prussia, PA (PRUnderground) January 22nd, 2021
King of Prussia’s premier full-body waxing studio, Waxing The City, today announces that it has added two new beauty services a Lash Lift and a Brow Henna Tint to its menu of offerings for 2021. Ideal for those who are looking to enhance the appearance of their natural eyelashes and eyebrows, Waxing The City is pleased to offer these new offerings in addition to its array of existing beauty and full-body waxing services.
“We are excited to expand our offerings in 2021 and help our clients feel more self-confident,” said Tami Allen, Owner of Waxing The City, King of Prussia. “By following health guidelines to reduce the spread of COVID-19, we guarantee a safe environment for our clientele, and we look forward to serving them soon.”