Carlino’s Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The ’80s With Deliciousness

Carlino’s Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The 80s With Deliciousness

By Sharon Devaney

The aromas pouring from the kitchens envelop you at Carlino’s Market. They’re tantalizing combinations of freshly ground coffee, pastries and Italian food.

Carlino’s has been an old-fashioned family owned staple on County Line Road in Ardmore since the 1980s. It’s larger now with a front porch where you can sit and enjoy a coffee or meal and relax.

The Ardmore and West Chester locations are managed by the third generation Carlino family.

Carlino’s in Ardmore opened first in 1983. It offers homemade pasta, sauces and the freshest pastries and cookies.

It also remains a purveyor of artisan cheeses, gourmet takesway foods, homemade sausages, roasted meats curated wines,a collection of premium olive oils, balsamic vinegars on tap, gelati, and imported and locally grown groceries.

The most popular foods are tomato pie, the ultimate Italian hoagie (one of my favorites), Mama Carlino’s Lasagna, Mama’s Ricotta cheesecake, tiramisu and the Panella Semolina Loaf.

All the food is made in the West Chester and Ardmore kitchens and bakeries.

This is definitely a one stop shop for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also cater for big and small gatherings.

You can also purchase Nadia Carlino’s cookbook which is called The Carlino Family Cookbook. It tells untold stories of family history and is filled with exclusive family recipes. It is available at CarlinosMarket.com, both markets and at select Barns and Nobles.

Carlino’s is managed by Pat and Laura who are the presidents; Nick, chief marketing officer; Angela, chief operating officer; and Nadia, who is director of communications.

Carlino’s Markets locations
Ardmore

2616 East County Line Road

Ardmore, Pa. 19003

Phone 610-649-4046

Hours Mon/Fri 9-6 Sat 9-5, Sun 9-4

West Chester

128 West Market Street

West Chester, Pa 19382

Phone 610-649-4036

Hours Mon-Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5, Sun9-4

Website is CarlinosMarket.com

Carlino's Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The '80s With Deliciousness

The third generation of the Carlino family: Pat, Laura, Philip, Nadia, Angela Carlino Milani and Nick

Carlino's Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The '80s With Deliciousness
With Mama Carlino are her Angela , Laura and a young Nadia.

Carlino's Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The '80s With Deliciousness

The Gourmet Hoagie Tray

Carlino's Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The '80s With Deliciousness

The Carlino’s Tomato Pie

Carlino’s Market Tantalizing Ardmore Since The 80s With Deliciousness

Delco Election Litigation Update Thursday Via United4Delco

Delco Election Litigation Update Thursday Via United4Delco — Cyber-security expert and election activity activist Greg Stenstrom will provide an update concerning litigation involving Delaware County, Pa. elections, 6 p.m., Thursday, June 6 at Gatsby’s Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, 19014.

The event is free by participants are asked to buy food or drink to support Gatsby’s, which is not a burden as the food and drink there are affordable and enjoyable.

Stenstrom is the co-author of The Parallel Election which concerns the 2020 election in Delco and the founder of Patriot.Online.

A documentary concerning some of what is described in the book can be found at https://cloud.patriot.online/s/BLwi3dfwXonz5af

Delco Election Litigation Update Thursday Via United4Delco

Delco Election Litigation Update Thursday Via United4Delco

Regulatory Prosecutions Destroy Lives

Regulatory Prosecutions Destroy Lives

By Bob Small

Sometimes Scott of Vermont sends me an article that one just has to dig into and Government Overcriminalization Catches Unwary Americans is one of them.

The House Judiciary Committee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance, April 20, heard testimony on Overreach: An examination on Federal Statutory and Regulatory Crimes.

Brett Tolman of Right On Crime has a simple solution.

Tolman wants the Biden administration to reinstate Donald Trump’s Executive Ordern Protecting Americans From Overcriminalization Through Regulatory Reform.

Regulatory overreach is happening.

Yes, according to Alec.org.

Consider the Oregon landowner who spent a month in jail and got a $1500 fine for collecting rainwater on his property; and the Kentucky couple who got three years probation and a $5,000 fine for setting a net on the wrong side of a river to acquire caviar for their caviar business.who had all the necessary permits to run their caviar business

And then there was the Michigan mom who faced a 90-day jail sentence for running an illegal daycare because she watched her friends’ kids while they waited for the school bus.

Abner Shoenwetter was charged with smuggling when the veteran seafood importer agreed to buy lobsters from a usual supplier. He served six years in prison because of a violation that was not a violation!

And for even more extreme punishments — death is pretty extreme — see We Spend $296 Billion Each Year On A Justice System concerning the stories of Philandro Castile, George Floyd, and Duante Wright whose crimes were a broken taillight, a counterfeit $20 bill, and an expired plate.

The Mercatus Center makes three main points Quantifying Overcriminalization in Federal Law “There has been a significant increase in the number of federal criminal statutes and regulations over the past three decades.”

They also note that these federal laws override the principles of Federalism by superseding state and local laws. By the way, we have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Just saying.

Politico in The Overcriminalization of America mentions five suggestions, in this 2015 article. The second one is to “address prosecutorial abuses”. Guess we’re still working on that.

See also The Ongoing Problem of Over-Criminalization in America and Six Questions About Overcriminalization – Annual Reviews..

Regulatory Prosecutions Destroy Lives

Regulatory Prosecutions Destroy Lives

Child Sex Victims Subject Of Keystone Town Hall

Child Sex Victims Subject Of Keystone Town Hall — Kim Kelley of Uniting America, Inc. will be discussing the victims of child sex trafficking at the next Keystone Town Hall. It’s 7 p.m., June 13 at The Desmond Hotel, 1 Liberty Blvd., Malvern, Pa. 19355.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The event will be in the third-floor amphitheater.

For information email KeystoneTownHall@pm.me

Child Sex Victims Subject Of Keystone Town Hall

Centralized government William W. Lawrence Sr 6-4-24

Centralized government William W. Lawrence Sr 6-4-24

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: The greatest advances of civilization, whether in architecture or painting, in science and literature, in industry or agriculture, have never come from centralized government.
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