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SCH sophomore Ryleigh Bakley (right) tries to bring a bouncing ball under control while fending off Agnes Irwin's Colby Costa.
SCH girls' soccer earns trip to Pa. Independent Schools finals
After losing a 2-1 match in the semifinals of the 2023 Pa. Independent Schools tournament, SCH advanced into this year's championship. more
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Nov 12, 2024 issue
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Robert (Bob) James Brown
Robert (Bob) James Brown (1937-2024) of Normandy Farms Estates in Blue Bell died October 28 from cardiopulmonary disease. more
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Jenny Culbert
Jenny Culbert, a lifelong resident of East Mount Airy, passed away peacefully August 10 after battling cancer with grace and strength. more
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Joan Pitcher Feeny
Joan Pitcher Feeny died on September 20. For many years, she claimed she was in her thirties. Her family was astonished to learn she was 68. more
Architect Sherman Aronson, co-founder of West Mt. Airy Neighbor's Historic Preservation Initiative, in front of the historic Upsal Gardens apartment complex.
Racing to save NW Philadelphia’s grand apartments
Northwest Philadelphia's pre-war apartment buildings stand as architectural treasures from long ago. more
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Love Your Park Fall Weekend is seeking volunteers to help clean up parks around the region.
Love your park and give back
Volunteers across the city will have the chance to show some love to green spaces around the region Nov. 8 to 10. more
Correction
In last week’s story about Greylock, The Local incorrectly characterized the Planning Commission's recommendations. more
Grateful for the help with Alzheimer's
I want to thank state Rep. Tarik Khan for the information about increased help for Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers. more
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Water your broadleaf evergreens well before Thanksgiving
What is a broadleaf evergreen, you might ask, or why do I need to water them now? more
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‘Leave the Leaves’ supports habitat and soil
As autumn arrives and trees shed their colorful foliage, it's more than a seasonal shift for insects and invertebrates. more
Crime Report
The following crimes were reported Oct. 28-Nov. 3. more
CHCA Agenda
All meetings are open to the public. more
Alison Cohen and her three daughters, who now attend the Houston School in Mt. Airy, made it into the Guinness Book of World Records after Cohen pushed the children (130 pounds) 13-plus miles in Atlantic City on Oct. 23, 2016, in the time of one hour, 54 minutes and nine seconds.
Mt. Airy mom is nation’s largest bike share operator
Mt. Airy resident Alison Cohen's acquisition of bike share system BCycle marked a milestone. more
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The newly curated collection of LGBTQ+-friendly books at Chestnut Hill Library is being assembled by members of Girl Scouts Troop 974.
Local Girl Scouts boost LGBTQ+ representation at Hill library
Three Junior Girl Scouts from Troop 974 have completed a Bronze Award project. more
Chong Kim has been traveling across the country for over a month, finding community on every pickleball court at which he plays.
Grief sparks 50-state pickleball trip for mental health
Chong Kim's love for the game took on a whole new meaning and sent him on a journey. more
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Robert Seeley, his wife, Ruth, and daughter, Laura, are seen during a family vacation in Berwick upon Tweed in northern England, where Ruth grew up.
Lifelong Germantown human rights activist dies at 81
Robert Atkinson Seeley was the former executive director of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors. more
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PGW heating aid program
Philadelphia Gas Works customers can now apply for up to $1,000 in heating assistance through LIHEAP. more
Mike Africa Jr. will discuss his memoir, “On A MOVE: Philadelphia's Notorious Bombing and a Native Son’s Lifelong Battle for Justice,” Monday, Nov. 11, in a talk with scholar/author Marc Lamont Hill at First United Methodist Church of Germantown.
A child of MOVE to chronicle life beyond the tragedy
In his book, Mike Africa Jr. discusses the history of the controversial organization. more
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“Nature has been my inspiration all along and still is today. I never remember a time when I did not make jewelry,” said Barbara Heinrich, who grew up in Germany in a family that has grown grapes and made wine for the last 450 years.
A trunk of timeless, elegant 'bling' at Hill gallery
Barbara Heinrich and Timo Krapf, a sparkling mother-and-son jewelry making duo, are bringing their timeless creations to Chestnut Hill. more
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