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Hall of Fame voting is open
Residents throughout the region can now shape the future of Chestnut Hill’s architectural legacy. more
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Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting volunteers have organized more than 140 people – some of whom come from as far away as Washington State – to help voters get to the polls on election day.
Souls to the polls
Christine Bamberger has been actively involved with Friends of the Wissahickon for more than 20 years.
Dedicated devotee of the Wissahickon receives rare reward
The Wissahickon Valley Park is a centerpiece of Christine Bamberger’s life. more
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An Italian greyhound-dachshund mix named Daisy won for the ‘cutest’ category on a day marked by sunshine and smiles.
Costumed canines draw record crowd
Wagging tails and creative costumes took center stage Sunday as four-legged friends strutted their stuff. more
With categories ranging from radio call signs to foods with a geographic location in their name, questions at last week’s Chestnut Hill Brewing Company trivia night, hosted by the Chestnut Hill Local and the Chestnut Hill Community Association, proved to be challenging. Members of the winning team Bea Arthur Fonzarelli were, from left to right, Amanda Convery, Jenn Ditmars, Claire Haas, Jess Mento and Sarah Murphy. They took home a restaurant gift card, CHCA t-shirts and a brewery growler in addition to getting their picture in the paper. Thank you to everyone who came out for a great night!
Trivia night success
Cause for celebration at McNally’s Tavern! So far everyone on the team has raised more than $5,000 for breast cancer awareness by selling pink T-shirts – and they plan to keep up momentum through the end of the month. Pictured here, from left to right, are staffers Catherine Browne, Mary Louise Learning-Callahan, Meg McNally, Liz Bahner, Dan Flannery, Brian Zapien, Anne McNally and Craig Bell.
Fundraising for cancer fight
Crime Report
The following is for crimes reported for the period from Oct. 20 to Oct. 27. more
CHCA Agenda
To register for any of the zoom meetings go to: https://www.chestnuthill.org/2024_upcoming_meetings.php more
Richard and Phyllis Taylor are seen here in the early 1990s in a group called Witness for Peace in Washington, D.C., protesting American support for a right-wing dictatorship in Nicaragua. Each of the crosses has the name of someone killed fighting against the regime.
Northwest human rights crusader dies at 91
It is impossible to overstate the contributions to the causes of social justice made by Richard Knight Taylor. more
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Last year’s Flannel Fest drew about 900 people, almost 400 shy of what it would take to break the world record.
Germantown’s Philly Flannel Fest eyes world record
Germantown will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of flannel-wearing people. more
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About 300 people are expected to come out to enjoy the festive Harvest Kitchen Tour event.
A taste of some of Chestnut Hill’s finest kitchens
Local foodies and home design enthusiasts will get a chance to step inside six of Chestnut Hill's most distinctive kitchens. more
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Ashton Roxander, in a turn reminiscent of Vaslav Nijinsky, stole the show with his performance as Ali in the Philadelphia Ballet’s production of “Le Corsaire.”
St. Martin’s Church to observe All Souls with Faure Requiem
The Episcopal Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields will kick off the musical celebration of its 135th anniversary year as a parish. more
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A typical Friday night “Clay Date” at the new Rebel Potters in Germantown.
New pottery studio benefits from ‘the kindness of strangers’
Like Blanche DuBois in “A Streetcar Named Desire,” owners of a new pottery studio have discovered the value of support. more
Artichoke Malai Kafta tastes as good as it looks at Lassan restaurant.
New Indian restaurant opens in Lafayette Hill
Lassan opened Sept. 14 with dishes that are ambrosial in taste and aesthetically pleasing, colorful presentations. more
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In a breakout role, Reese Witherspoon stars as Tracy Flick, the ambitious, driven, high school junior who is running for student body president in director Alexander Payne’s “Election,” showing - appropriately - on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Woodmere Art Museum.
Reese Witherspoon stars in the Tracy Flick of it all
On Nov. 5, election night, the Chestnut Hill Film Group presents Alexander Payne's “Election” at the Woodmere Art Museum. more
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Last year’s Passion & Spice Indonesian dinner sold out within days of being scheduled.
Indonesian chef kicks off annual Bali pop-up
James Beard-nominated chef Diana Widjojo is back with her Indonesian cuisine expertise next week. more
State Representative Chris Rabb is using his background in grassroots organizing to engage Black male voters this election.
State Rep. Chris Rabb takes on Black voter stereotypes
Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb is making a special effort to reach Black male voters. more
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A new restaurant is planned for the corner of Germantown and Willow Grove avenues in Chestnut Hill.
Exciting news for foodies
Chestnut Hill appears to be gaining a pair of new eateries that are exciting locals. more
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Maurice Sampson (left) and Michael Kleiner (right), elected Democratic committeepeople in the 22nd Ward’s 6th Division, knock on every door to stop and speak with neighbors – whether or not it’s an election year.
Mt. Airy: A grassroots lesson for democracy
“That’s what we do here,” says commmitteperson Maurice Sampson. more
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Peter Warrington and Grace Wicks, volunteer drivers for Philly Souls to the Polls.
Quakers tackle turnout
Volunteers are signing up to help drive voters to their polling places. more
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