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In a move influenced by neighbors, family and friends in Northwest Philadelphia, I have decided to run for Philadelphia city controller.
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by Ari Patrinos
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3/27/25
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Brian Rudnick raised an important issue when he asked how much of Hilltop Books' income is actually donated to our local public library.
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3/27/25
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The annual springtime cleanup of the Chestnut Hill Library garden has been stymied by the piles of human feces and tissues.
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3/27/25
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The Bone Appetite, a dog grooming and pet supply store, will close Sunday, March 30, after being in Chestnut Hill for over a decade.
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3/27/25
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Longtime Chestnut Hill resident Bernadette L. Maguire worked on projects including the development of heat shields for the Apollo spacecraft program.
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by Len Lear
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3/27/25
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Pennsylvania ranks as the 12th most affordable state for homebuyers in the United States and leads the Northeast region in housing affordability.
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3/27/25
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Three of Philadelphia's youth soccer organizations announced Monday they are merging to create a new club called Inter Philly.
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3/27/25
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Three accomplished songwriters with stories as varied as their musical styles will share their songs and the stories behind them.
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by Miles Thompson
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3/27/25
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Temple University Hospital has received the 2025 Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades, placing it among the top 5% of hospitals nationwide.
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3/27/25
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Gwynedd Mercy University announced the expansion of its Nursing Scholars Program.
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3/27/25
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SEPTA launched a new initiative to add designated stroller areas on buses serving six Philadelphia routes.
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3/27/25
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Lower School science teacher Marianne Maloy spoons out warm sap, a school tradition for the past 9 years.
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3/27/25
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The following is for crimes reported for the period from March 17 to March 23.
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3/27/25
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When a test car driver who moonlighted as a belly dancer died of lupus at just 44, her sister began to suspect something beyond mere medical bad luck was at work.
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by Len Lear
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3/27/25
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There is no mystery as to how “Romeo & Juliet” will end. The Drama Group of Germantown's production immediately thrusts you into the heart of the tragedy.
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by Hugh Hunter
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3/27/25
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The Tempesta di Mare Chamber Players will present a concert of Trio Sonatas by Johann Sebastian Bach on Sunday, April 6.
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by Michael Caruso
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3/27/25
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MacArthur Fellow and acclaimed author Kiese Laymon will appear in conversation with educator and activist Marc Lamont Hill to discuss Laymon’s new picture book.
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3/27/25
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When Chestnut Hill Film Group screens “A Taste of Honey” at Woodmere on April 1, audiences will have a chance to rediscover a significant British film.
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by Heather Sloan Gray
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3/27/25
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Local artist Jasmine Benns will lead “Brush and Brew: A Creative Evening,” a night of painting, tea sipping and creativity.
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3/27/25
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