If the summer has left you searching for something wholesome and walkable, the Conshohocken Farmers' Market has you covered. Presented by Velocity Ventures, the market runs this Saturday, August 29th, from 9:00 a.m. to noon.

The wrinkle worth noting for parents: a bubble play station is set up specifically for the kids. Which, if we are being honest, is the difference between a farmers' market visit that ends in a peaceful stroll home and one that ends in a negotiation about ice cream. Details via MoreThanTheCurve.

Bring a tote bag, bring the kids, and let the vendors do the rest.

Small borough, big hire. The Borough of West Conshohocken is officially in the market for a new chief of police. Per MoreThanTheCurve, the current interim chief, Sal Carfango, has been holding down the role while the search moves forward.

Interim posts have a way of stretching out, so this is worth watching. Whoever lands the job will be the visible face of public safety across the bridge, and in a town this size, that face matters. We'll flag council updates as they come.

Fayette Street's dining reputation has been on a tear, and now the office ecosystem around it is filling in too. According to MONTCO.Today, Goodness Bowls has chosen the former La Bella Moda site as its new headquarters.

The Conshohocken restaurant list keeps growing (MoreThanTheCurve counted six food-related businesses moving toward opening across Conshohocken, Lafayette Hill, and Plymouth Meeting), and a homegrown brand planting its flag downtown is the kind of story we like around here. More Fayette Street, less generic office park.

A story that will make any parent's jaw clench. The Plymouth Township Police Department announced on August 26th the arrest of a man two days earlier in connection with an alleged daytime burglary, per MoreThanTheCurve. Patch reports that a woman and her children hid in a bathroom and stayed on the phone with dispatch as the suspect entered through a side door.

The good news is that the family was unharmed and an arrest was made quickly. The reminder for the rest of us is boring but true: lock the side door, even at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday.