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Ian Lay, of 50 Watts Books, reviews the inventory for the new Chestnut Hill shop, which is reminiscent of literary landmarks in Europe and New York.
50 Watts Books: Curated bookshop and indie publisher
Chestnut Hill’s literary community has gained a notable addition with the opening of a new bookstore. more
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Local news and you: A partnership that’s ‘better together’
Like many newspapers, The Local is low on resources and in need of economic support. more
Pennsylvania children's uninsured rate stalls at 5.2%
Pennsylvania continues to have the fifth-highest number of uninsured children in the nation, with the rate holding steady. more
Grateful for neighbors, and community
Today we reaped the benefits of small town living. more
Hike parking fees to make SEPTA a smarter choice
SEPTA's problems can be more productively addressed if you see them within a larger regional system. more
A citywide pilot used nearly 3,000 meals headed to the landfill to feed over 700 needy families.
City’s food rescue program feeds thousands in need
Local food businesses are transforming surplus food — once destined for the landfill — into lifelines for families across the city. more
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GMU partners to offer nursing student loan repayment
Gwynedd Mercy is partnering with Geisinger to offer nursing students up to $40,000 in exchange for a three-year work commitment. more
Costs rising for acute care hospitals
Pennsylvania’s non-general acute care hospitals are facing rising costs, according to a new report. more
Three Springside Chestnut Hill Academy students were named Inter-Ac League MVPs in their respective sports; (from left) Colleen Conlan (field hockey), Leah Thomas (tennis) and sophomore Ryleigh Bakley (soccer).
SCH athletes named Inter-Ac MVPs in field hockey, soccer and tennis
As the fall season came to a close, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy celebrated three athletes who were named Most Valuable Players. more
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Olivia Weaver’s dominance in squash started at the courts of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, where she returned to win the Chestnut Hill Classic this month.
Local squash star Olivia Weaver defends her crown
Olivia Weaver, ranked No. 4 in the world and the top-ranked American player, defended her title at the Chestnut Hill Classic last week. more
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Speaking at Monday’s PennEnvironment press conference were (from left to right) Philadelphia City Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, chair of the Committee on the Environment; Belle Sherwood, clean energy associate at PennEnvironment Research & Policy Center, and Mac Frederick, founder and owner of Phone Repair Philly.
Buying refurbished: Save money, and the planet too
Environmental advocates unveiled a new shopping guide Monday aimed at helping holiday consumers save money while reducing waste. more
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KP’s Fine Meats shop opens this weekend at Fareway
The Port Richmond-based butcher shop KP's Fine Meat will is scheduled to open its second location Friday at Market at the Fareway. more
Study targets holiday shopping budget
A new analysis of holiday spending capacity shows Philadelphia consumers should limit their shopping to avoid post-holiday debt. more
The Philadelphia skyline as seen from Wiggins Waterfront Park in Camden Sept. 22, 2024.
Recent rainfall not enough to fix Philly region’s drought
The Philadelphia region finally received significant rainfall following two months of record dryness that led to drought warnings. more
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Crime Report
The following is for crimes reported for the period from Nov. 18 to Nov. 24. more
FBI warns: Look for charity fraud
The FBI's Philadelphia field office is warning the public about charity fraud schemes that typically surge during the holiday season. more
From singing as a classical tenor to studying South Indian music, Dave Cope’s musical experiences are varied and shine through in his current work.
Chestnut Hill songwriter to return for a hometown listening party
The multifaceted musician will showcase his latest release “Hidden From the World,” at 7 p.m., Dec. 6,  at Hideaway Music. more
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Local locations are the setting for Philadelphia Dance Theatre’s “A Philadelphia Nutracker,” running Dec. 14 to 15 at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell.
Dance company brings Philadelphia-themed 'Nutcracker' to Montco
Philadelphia Dance Theatre will present its 25th anniversary production of "A Philadelphia Nutcracker" next month. more
Florence Price, Amy Jacobs-Bond and Clara Schumann (from left) are three of the unsung women composers whose works were featured in “Nevertheless, She Sang,” a recital presented by Chestnut Hill pianist Laura Ward and Flourtown mezzo-soprano Suzanne DuPlantis, of Lyric Fest.
Celebrating the holidays and women composers
Both The Philadelphia Orchestra and Philadelphia Ballet are set to celebrate the Christmas season. And the women of Lyric Fest shine. more
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Barbara Golden,who teaches at Settlement Music School in Germantown and has taught at many area universities, will perform at a holiday music concert on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 3 p.m., at the Supplee Memorial Presbyterian Church, 855 Welsh Rd. in Maple Glen.
A Golden holiday music concert Sunday at area church
Longtime Chestnut Hill resident and acclaimed pianist Barbara Golden will perform music including traditional holiday songs. more
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