Every town has a food story it tells about itself, and Conshohocken's has always involved bread. Angelo's Pizzeria, the Fayette Street favorite that outgrew its original South Philly home, has been quietly preserving that legacy by baking bread at wholesale scale locally. MONTCO.Today walked through how Angelo's is picking up the thread of the borough's bread-baking past while its retail side keeps opening new locations around the region.

If you have ever handed a kid a hunk of warm bread from a paper bag and watched the crumbs disappear, you already know why this matters. The full story is at MONTCO.Today.

The Conshohocken-headquartered Morgan Properties has climbed to the No. 2 spot among apartment owners nationally, according to reporting from MONTCO.Today. For a borough that has spent the last decade watching cranes go up along the river, it is one more reminder that the big real estate decisions being made in offices right here ripple out to renters across the country.

More context at MONTCO.Today. Meanwhile, on the office side of things, Brandywine Realty Trust continues to shed local towers, having sold Six Tower Bridge for $21 million earlier this summer.

A few things to keep on the family radar this week. The Conshohocken Farmers' Market ran this past Saturday with a knife-sharpening station added to the usual produce and pastry rotation, so if you missed it, put it on the calendar for next weekend. Details at MoreThanTheCurve.

On the sober side, Patch reports the search continues eight years after the disappearance of a Conshohocken man whose vehicle was found at an Ohio rest stop in 2018. Full background at Patch.