I am a firm believer of word of mouth. If i get bad service, i will post it. I am also the same…read moreabout great service, in posting. 11 days ago I posted about my experience with Delco Magazine, which was negative. The next day, early in the morning, I received a call from the magazine Owner. I truly appreciate her immediate response and action to my specific problem. Mrs. K, you are a true professional and exemplifies customer service. Yeadon's Borough official, committee members and special guest where honored that you took the time to talk with and involve them in correcting the problem. Many of us did the audit as requested. Again, thank you for keeping your customers in the forefront of your mission and model. Other departments in the borough are excited in doing more business with you.

A community based free magazine, and the perfect place for local businesses to advertise. This is…read moreall the goods and services available to the public under one umbrella. You can be sure to find an ad with discount offers on your favorite restaurant, deli, and even your favorite sports schedule. Delaware County Magazine covers everything you need from home improvement, music/entertainment/nightlife, classified, counseling, and more. If you want to stay connected to what is happening in Delaware County just pick up a magazine. When I have people to see or places to go I'm reminded that the best kept secrets happening in my neighborhood are right at my fingertips. If you don't have access to the hard copy of the magazine, just go to http://delcomag.com and you can view it on line. It's the simple way to stay connected with your local community! Tina'sTwoSense!

Been here many times…read more Friendly and helpful customer service Open every day Big parking lot

This little news and lottery shop has a great selection of magazines and newspapers…read more They have a cigar area and cell phone accessories. The best part is their huge selection of lottery tickets and instant games. Super friendly staff.

The Retrospect News Paper is worth reading. It covers all the towns and has interesting articles…read moreabout things from the past which make it interesting to read about .

The Retrospect is indispensable community treasure and resource. I look forward to reading it each…read moreweek and learning what's going on in my town and neighboring ones. The reporters are excellent watchdogs for how tax dollars are spent on everything from park upgrades to schools.

One of the reasons I love Philly is that it's very active in the literary world. Between it's…read moreincredible Libraries, and it's amazing assortment of bookstores we're kept pretty up to date with whats going on in the reading world. But despite this it's hard to get a feel of who's who when it comes to our local writers. That's why it's great that a free magazine like Philadelphia Stories exists and is widely available throughout many coffee shops, etc. Philadelphia Stories is a quarterly magazine that showcases the fiction and poetry of many writers from our area. Each issue has at least 9 good reads to go through, a local author profile, and some reading suggestions. It also gives writers and artists the chance to readily submit their work. So you might be able to dust off that great American novel idea and send out a chapter. Going to their website also clues you in on some fun literary events that are going on throughout the city. And you can get some insight on some of the books that they put out too. Start reading!

Haddonfield Times must be the only local newspaper that I've read in my whole life…read more.. Yes, it not Inquirer, but there's really nothing better to catch up on the town's news and happenings... Oh and it's free :)

If the roaring headache I have today is any indication of the fun I had last night, then the Best…read moreof Philly party was certainly a doozy. Food stations in every corner (sushi!!!), passed hors d' oeuvres, a live band, lots of pretty people, and booze. Lots and lots of booze. I mixed, I mingled, I imbibed. And then came the afterparty.

hhhhmmmm..... Another first that I wasn't expecting to get. I mean come on Philadelphia magazine…read moreisn't that bad. Ok in a lot of ways maybe it is. But it's also been covering the going ons and people of Philadelphia on a monthly basis for about as long as I can remember. It's not that they do bad job of covering Philly, It's just that they don't do a good job in the eyes of those who truly know Philly. If you keep up to date on your weekly papers, Or your Philly centered websites, Than you usually find yourself already knowing a good deal about what Philadelphia Magazine is covering in their pages to the point that it's old news. Grant it they usually provide more details, but a lot of times it just isn't enough. Need to give it up for their best of issue though. because it does give a good spotlight on restaurants and stores that you need to be checking out, among other things.

I stumbled upon this bookstore and it turned out to be huge inside! I didn't have much time to look…read morearound so I'll definitely be back soon, but they seemed to have a nice variety of used books and good prices. They also allow you to trade or donate books, which is good to know! The lady working seemed friendly and it was overall a cute store that I need to revisit to buy some books.

Hidden gem of a local mom n pop bookstore! When you walk in it's like those mysterious, haphazard…read morebookstores that you see in movies, and it's got all the categories plus some DVDs and CDs. Chairs interspersed throughout random spots so you can sit down with your finds. Literally a mom n pop LBS, so it wont be like 99 cents but you can get an encyclopedia of baseball, a literary criticism of Shakespeare, and a jazz CD (saw all three!). The vibe is peacefully cluttered with that awesome book smell we all love. Def a visit I'll make whenever I'm in Philly!

This magazine brings to life neighborhood people, traditions, and businesses with style and real…read morecontent. Some Magazines are all puff, but the underlying message about "real life" and what it means leads the way in every quarterly issue. The artwork/photo's are always amazing and the print copy is high quality. I have been reading for years and I am always amazed by the publishers focus and final product. I recommend to read it online, but getting a hard copy is a real Treasure to keep and page through. I just finished reading this issue and have re-read online past issues. Growing up in the City is so rich in things all the cookie cutter business don't have: reality!!! and WOW!!! ZOWIE!! I love it!!!! http://issuu.com/philadelphiarowhomemagazine/docs/prh_spring2015fv?e=4036839%2F11038450

Very good place to get smokes. Mike is a very nice guy. Has basically any smoke that tickles your…read moreneed. I was surprised the cigarettes he carries. He has some I haven't seen for year. Good Place!