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Blockbuster event raises funds to help families in the Delaware Valley fighting childhood cancer

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Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling recently sponsored a “Breakfast and a Flick” showing of Zootopia at the Movie Tavern, in Flourtown, Pa. for Kisses for Kyle families and friends.

The event featured breakfast, free giveaways and a bean bag game for the kids. “Kisses for Kyle is honored to partner with Carney in support of helping families throughout the Delaware Valley battling childhood cancer! It is wonderful to see local organizations helping local families.” said Sharon Snyder, founder of Kisses for Kyle.

Matt Spinelli, Comfort Advisor/Technician for Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, attended the event and commented, “We really enjoy helping out Kisses for Kyle. The families they assist are going through so much dealing with a child who has cancer. They have to care for the ongoing needs of a sick child, take time off from work for treatments, and meet everyday family obligations along with the needs of other children in the family.” Spinelli continued, “Events like Breakfast and a Flick give these families a day out where they can focus on being together and having fun.”

About Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling:Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling was founded in 1976 by Kevin J. and Diane Carney. Although day-to-day operations are now in the hands of sons Kevin and Ryan, Kevin – or “Senior” as he’s referred to by co-workers – remains involved in the company. Carney furnishes, installs and services a variety of plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment and is now in its third facility, located at 900 Bethlehem Pike, Line Lexington, PA 18932, on the border of Bucks and Montgomery Counties.

While much has changed since they first opened their doors four decades ago, one thing has remained constant over the years – Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling’s unwavering commitment to customer service. From their friendly customer service representatives who answer the phone, to their operations staff, expert technicians and the owners themselves – the Carney team is dedicated to serving their customers as diligently as possible. For information visit www.carneyphc.com.

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About Kisses for KyleThe Kisses for Kyle Foundation offers a variety of services to families in the Delaware Valley that are fighting childhood cancer. The foundation provides financial assistance to help families pay for living, travel, funeral costs and other needed expenses. The foundation also provides items to families ranging from toys to coats and organizes special events for families. To learn more, visit www.kissesforkyle.org.

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Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling recently sponsored a “Breakfast and a Flick” showing of Zootopia at the Movie Tavern, in Flourtown, Pa. for Kisses for Kyle families and friends. Helping to man the giveaway table were Sarah Kratz, director of marketing for Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling; Matt Spinelli, Carney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, Comfort Advisor/Technician and Sharon Snyder, Founder of Kisses for Kyle.

Realterm has acquired three industrial outdoor storage truck terminals near major Northeast interstates. Located in Boston, Philadelphia and Providence, R.I., the three facilities are part of Yellow Corp.’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

The properties that Realterm took over total 163 doors and include:

Ed Brickley, managing director & senior fund manager at Realterm, said in a prepared statement that his company was attracted to these facilities due to their locations along significant freight lanes, proximity to large consumer MSAs, limited supply and strong institutional demand. Senior Vice President of Investments Derek Fish echoed Brickley’s comments, adding in prepared remarks that the expansion enhances the firm’s ability to support the logistical needs of businesses across multiple markets.

READ ALSO: Industrial Outdoor Storage’s Growth Spurt Continues

Realterm acquires, develops, finances and manages real estate and infrastructure assets focused on the transportation industry, and currently has more than $11 billion in assets under management. In addition to its other transportation-related investments, the company has been very active in the growing IOS niche within the industrial sector.

Last May, Realterm raised $532 million in co-investment capital, alongside an investment from one of its own core-plus, open-end funds, as part of a $1.2 billion recapitalization of a national 61-asset IOS portfolio. In August of 2022, Realterm closed its Realterm Logistics Fund IV after raising $630 million in commitments. RLV IV was the 11th closed by Realterm overall. As with its predecessor funds, RLF IV invests in high flow-through logistics real estate across the country.

Yellow Corp. bankruptcy update

The nearly 100-year-old national trucking company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in August and put more than 300 owned and leased properties up for sale. Auctions have been held in recent months and Yellow still has 46 owned and 108 leasehold terminals to be auctioned off, according to Transport Topics.

An attorney representing Yellow stated during a court hearing this week that Yellow has closed on 17 transactions for 118 owned properties and 25 leasehold assets valued at $1.9 billion with at least six more transactions expected to close in the next few weeks, the transportation industry media website reported.

More than just a meat company

Hatfield is a small town about an hour or so outside of Philadelphia. It’s home to friendly people, and its only claim to fame is its meat packaging company bearing its name. While many have to go into neighboring towns for fun, Hatfield is a town packed with amazing things its residents love and cherish.

People seem to be very familiar with the meat company, even if they do not have a clue where our town is. Hatfield products can be seen throughout the country, so it’s something we take pride in producing.

From soccer and baseball fields to walking paths and a pavilion, this park has something for everyone. Musicfeast concerts are the highlights of the summer. Who can go wrong with a fee concert and a $1 meal? People walk around the paths for exercise and kids enjoy camps there.

Whether it was a sweet sixteen party or a graduation party, you have attended (or at least were invited to) a party at the Hatfield American Legion post. The annual Memorial Day parade ends at the Legion with a service. Even the Moving Wall, a replica of the Vietnam Wall, made a stop at the Legion. There was always something being held at the American Legion.

Members of the church use this description to explain where their church is, and people familiar with the church see this window as an icon. When this church is explained, people immediately know what is being discussed, even if they did not know the name of the church.

From a narrow bridge to more curves than can be counted, Line Lexington Road always takes people by surprise. It is also very dark at night since there are no light posts. People generally view this road as a “rollercoaster” because of the curves or a nightmare because of the bridge.

Whether your grocery shopping or walking around the park, it is very like that you will run into someone you know. You are friends with your neighbors and you know a lot of people around town just from seeing everyone constantly because it is a small town. Your outings are never without a friendly face.

You most likely live near the Fortuna or Colmar Regional Rail stations, even though they’re not technically in Hatfield. If you don’t, you either drive to one or you know the quickest bus route. This allows you to easily get to Philly easily, whether you are going for a field trip or for a day in the city.

Local Christian radio stations make mention of it constantly and people from all over world attend. If you went to Hatfield Elementary School, you may have seen it on a daily basis. It is a little-known thing that it is there, and people pass it so much that it gets overlooked.

While Hatfield has a Wawa and a 7-Eleven, your go-to convenience store is the Trolley Stop in town. It has everything from coffee and snacks to lottery tickets. If you were catching a parade in town, you would grab a bite to eat there to snack on during the parade.

It’s not everyday that a celebrity of any magnitude comes to Hatfield, so when he was at Sequoia Outback, you made every effort to go see him. You got there pretty early to make sure you were one of the firsts in line. This may have also been the first time you were at the store.

Buyer’s Choice carolers are known across the country. While many are the same from place to place, certain places have carolers that are unique. You find it amusing that people make a big deal of them or are confused by what they are because you have been to the factory at least once. Between their museum, tours, and events, they have plenty to check out.

Hatfield may seem boring to outsiders, but its residents know that there’s more than meets the eye. From go-to ice cream shops to awesome people, there is a lot to love about this small town. This tiny town is loved by all who have witnessed its loveliness.

More than 425 truck drivers, from 50 states, competed in the 2012 National Truck Driving Championship (NTDC) this weekend in Minneapolis.

The competition consisted of an indoor course that challenged the drivers knowledge of their equipment, safety and the industry. The skills course tested drivers ability to judge distances, maneuver through tight spaces, reverse park, and position their trucks precisely over the scale, before barriers and after.

The NTDC is sponsored by the American Trucking Association and this year marks the competition’s 75th anniversary.

Fed Ex Freight driver, Don Logan of Topeka, Kansas was named the Bendix National Truck Driving Champion. Logan has been a professional driver for 25 years and has more than 2.1 million, accident free miles under his belt. He began competing in 2006. This marks the 6th year Logan has competed and the third year he has won at the state level. He placed 1st in the three-axle class in 2009 and in the twins class in 2010.

Additionally, Logan was awarded the Vehicle Condition Award (VCA), one of the longest running NTDC awards, as well as the individual flatbed driving competition.

The VCA recognizes the contestant who has proven throughout the competition that he or she has a thorough understanding of equipment, an extraordinary ability to inspect and evaluate a truck’s condition and a commitment to safety.

Logan succeeds Paul Phillips as the National Grand Champion.

ABF Freight driver, Robert Sutton, was named the 2012 National Rookie of the Year.

The Pennsylvania state truck driving championship team won honors as the highest scoring state team. This is the 15th year Pennsylvania has won the state trophy since 1956.

Dennis Litalien, a driver for Clifford W. Perham Inc., from Wells, Maine was awarded the Neil Darmstadter Professional Excellence Award.

Jack Taylor was awarded the Life-Time Volunteer Award. This is Taylor’s 20th year volunteering at the NTDC.

Straight Truck: PA – Robert Dolan, Con-way Freight, Allentown, Pa. Three-Axle: MA – Roland Bolduc, FedEx Express, Windsor, Conn. Four-Axle: NE – Scott Stroup, YRC Freight, Omaha, Neb. Five-Axle: ID – Michael Grogan, Con-way Freight, Boise, Idaho Flatbed: KS – Donald Logan, FedEx Freight, Topeka, Kan. Tank Truck: KY – Brent Quire, Con-way Freight, Louisville, Ky. Twins: AL -Michael Umphrey, Con-way Freight, Decatur, Ala. Sleeper Berth: PA – Leo Flack, A. Duie Pyle, Inc., West Chester, Pa. Step Van: Edward Gertz, FedEx Express, Londonderry, N.H.

2012 National Truck Driving Championship Winners:

Straight Truck Class

1. PA – Robert Dolan, Con-way Freight, Allentown, Pa. 2. NJ – Michael Scripko, Con-way Freight, Hamilton, N.J. 3. AL – Scott Ward, Con-way Freight, Decatur, Ala.

3-Axle Class

4-Axle Class

5-Axle Class

1. ID – Michael Grogran, Con-way Freight, Boise, Idaho 2. CA – Richard Camarda, ABF Freight System, Inc., Sacramento, Calif. 3. WA – Gary Herrygers, The Boeing Company, Renton, Wash.

Flatbed Class

1. KS – Donald Logan, FedEx Freight, Topeka, Kan. 2. ME – Kevin Duran, Hannaford Trucking Co., Portland, Maine 3. WV – Kenneth Grimmett, Con-way Freight, Belle, W.Va.

Tank Truck Class

Twins Class

Sleeper Berth Class

Step Van

Bendix National Truck Driving Championships Grand Champion: Don Logan, FedEx Freight, Topeka, Kan.

National Rookie of the Year: Robert Sutton, ABF Freight System, Inc., Boise, Idaho

Team Trophy: The Pennsylvania state truck driving championship team won honors as the highest scoring state team, followed by Washington and Georgia respectively.

Vehicle Condition Award: Don Logan, FedEx Freight, Topeka, Kan.

Neill Darmstadter Professional Excellence Award: Denis Litalien, Clifford W. Perham, Inc., Wells, Maine

Life-Time Volunteer Award: Jack Taylor

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Bitcoin ATM at Sunoco – Gas Station Horsham, PA

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