If you were hoping the proposed data center at 900 Conshohocken Road would quietly resolve itself over the holiday weekend, well, no. The first zoning hearing kicked off in Plymouth Township last week, and according to MoreThanTheCurve, there is organized opposition showing up from both sides of the political aisle, which is rarer than a quiet Friday on Fayette.

The site is the former steel plant, which means the question is not really whether something gets built there. The question is what, how big, how loud, how power-hungry, and how it interacts with the rail line that still serves the property. Activists have been campaigning ahead of Thursday's continued hearing. If you have opinions about hyperscale computing, water usage, or what your view of the river should look like in five years, the township meeting is the place those opinions actually count.

Conshohocken used to be a bread town. Real bread, the kind that defined family recipes and Sunday tables across the region. Most of those bakeries are gone, which makes the story over at MONTCO.Today on Angelo's Pizzeria worth a read with your coffee.

Angelo's has been expanding its wholesale bread operation, the kind of behind-the-scenes work that keeps a culinary tradition from quietly disappearing into the freezer aisle. There is something pleasantly stubborn about a pizzeria deciding the loaves matter too. Meanwhile, just up the street, MONTCO.Today also reported that bridal boutique La Bella Moda is closing after 45 years, squeezed out by online retail. Small towns are constantly negotiating which traditions survive the next quarter. This week, the dough is winning.

Guests at the Marriott Philadelphia West in West Conshohocken got an unexpected evening of fresh air on June 26th, when a major water leak triggered an evacuation just after 8:00 p.m. MoreThanTheCurve has the details, and Plymouth-Whitemarsh Patch covered the scene of guests filing into the streets.

No injuries reported, which is the part that matters. The rest is just hotel logistics and a soggy lobby.

Quick one for the Conshy completists. The Philadelphia Inquirer recently published its list of the 76 most iconic Philadelphia songs, and yes, Conshohocken has connections on it. MoreThanTheCurve broke down the local angles.

And if you want something stranger from this week's local music news, Duckboy, a side project of $uicideboy$'s Ruby da Cherry, dropped a remix titled "Conshohocken Night Life" as part of a daily remix album. Conshy showing up on a Philly canon list and in a hip-hop remix in the same week is a vibe, even if nobody asked for it.