Here is a story that would make your grandparents nod. Angelo's Pizzeria, already a Fayette Street fixture, is quietly carrying forward Conshohocken's old-school bread-baking tradition through its wholesale operation. This is a town that used to smell like flour and yeast, and Angelo's seems determined not to let that fade into the archives.

MONTCO.Today has the full write-up on how the shop is preserving the craft while the neighborhood around it turns into what the same outlet calls the region's most explosive dining destination. Read it at MONTCO.Today.

Reju, a textile-to-textile materials regeneration company, opened a research and development center in Conshohocken on July 1. If the phrase textile-to-textile regeneration means nothing to you, the short version is: they figure out how to turn old clothes back into new fiber, which sounds a bit like alchemy and is arguably more useful.

The borough continues to be a magnet for companies you have never heard of doing things you did not know were possible. Details at MoreThanTheCurve.

Two things worth keeping an eye on this morning. First, a flood watch is posted across the Philadelphia region through this evening for the risk of flash flooding, per 6abc. If you are heading anywhere near low-lying roads or the Schuylkill, plan accordingly.

Second, PECO crews are still restoring power from the recent storm while management and the union continue talks to end a strike that began Saturday. So far the utility says service work continues. More at 6abc.