If you got married, attended a wedding, or even just window-shopped on Fayette Street in the last four and a half decades, you probably know La Bella Moda. The locally owned bridal boutique is shutting down after 45 years, and the story is getting attention well beyond the borough. The Philadelphia Inquirer recently weighed in with a piece on the closure, picked up locally by MoreThanTheCurve.

The framing, depending on who you ask, is either elegiac or just blunt math. MONTCO.Today put the squeeze right in the headline, naming Amazon and SHEIN as the forces wearing down a generation of small Fayette Street shops. The store itself was a fixture, the kind of place where the owner remembered your sister's dress from 2009. That sort of thing is hard to digitize.

For families with a wedding on the calendar, this is a reminder that the bench of local bridal options gets a little shorter this summer. For everyone else, it is one more goodbye on a street that is otherwise booming with restaurants.

The data center fight is back on the calendar. After being withdrawn last fall in the face of loud public opposition, the Plymouth Township data center proposal has resurfaced with a new application and now has a first hearing date set, according to reporting from Plymouth-Whitemarsh Patch and MONTCO.Today.

If you remember the first round, you know the script. Residents pack the room, ask pointed questions about noise, traffic, power draw, and what exactly happens when a giant building full of servers sits next to a neighborhood. Officials take notes. Applicants present diagrams. Whether round two ends differently than round one is the only real question worth tracking. If this affects your block, your commute, or your power bill, the hearing is the room to be in.

Saturday and Sunday are stacked. The brand new Conshohocken Theater in the Parks debuts at Mary Wood Park on Saturday, June 14, with two free outdoor performances of Disney's The Lion King Jr at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Bring a chair or a blanket. Details via MoreThanTheCurve.

Sunday, June 14, the Flyers Alumni Charity Weekend returns to Conshohocken with a walk, run, and ride. Registration info is at MoreThanTheCurve. And of course the Conshohocken Farmers' Market is rolling Saturday morning as usual, with the weather forecast looking a lot friendlier by then than it does for graduation night.