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Charleston Greene is a charming townhome rental community nestled in the heart of Malvern, Chester County. This intimate community is perfect for those who appreciate luxury and quality. Offering spacious two and three-bedroom townhomes, Charleston Greene is conveniently located just blocks away from downtown Malvern Borough, the SEPTA Regional Rail train station, and major highways such as Route 30, Route 202, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. With easy access to transportation, commuting is a breeze for residents of Charleston Greene. Experience the finest in townhome living at Charleston Greene.

Mary Keirsey, CRNP is a health institution located at 325 Central Avenue in Malvern, Pennsylvania, United States. Specializing in gastroenterology, Mary Keirsey, CRNP is dedicated to providing cutting-edge care and personalized treatment plans to patients in the Northeast region. As part of US Digestive Health, the institution is committed to being the most advanced and experienced gastroenterology practice in the country. With a team of over 250 providers and state-of-the-art technology, Mary Keirsey, CRNP offers specialized care through a patient-centered approach. The institution is on a mission to eliminate the nation's 2nd most deadly cancer and has invested in the latest AI-enabled screening technology to save more lives. Patients can benefit from the Fast Track Program for scheduling colonoscopies and access evidence-based treatment options. Join the USDH team and experience a new level of digestive care excellence in the region.

Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Western Pennsylvania, the North Country Trail @ Route 18 offers an unparalleled outdoor experience. Managed by the Wampum Chapter of the North Country Trail Association (NCTA), this segment of the North Country National Scenic Trail spans from Zoar, Ohio to the Lawrence/Butler county line east of McConnells Mill State Park, Pennsylvania.Events and Activities: Our calendar is brimming with events hosted and attended by NCTA Chapters, Affiliates, and staff, as well as the National Park Service staff. These events include organized hikes, trail building and maintenance sessions, and community outreach events. We also hold social gatherings such as hot dog roasts and potluck dinners, fostering a sense of community and fellowship among trail enthusiasts.Volunteer and Community Engagement: The Wampum Chapter volunteers are the backbone of our operations, meeting regularly throughout the year. Our chapter planning meetings are held quarterly or as needed, while business meetings take place monthly on the third Monday at 6:30 p.m. (ET), alternating between Lisbon, Ohio, and Wampum, Pennsylvania.Our Commitment: