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Patriots senior Hadley Evans (left) hits the ball through a block set up by the Blue Devils' Bethany Haughton (center) and Simisola Mabagunje.
GA volleyball overcomes SCH in three tough sets
It was the final Inter-Ac League volleyball match for both squads. more
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Marked here by SCH junior Owen Hackford (left), Quakers senior Noah Amankulor had several near misses before scoring Penn Charter's third goal.
PC boys still second in Inter-Ac soccer standings after topping SCH
Penn Charter's booters solidified their second-place status in the Inter-Ac League standings. more
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The ball is pursued by SCH sophomore Alex de Beaulac (left) and Episcopal senior Avery Le.
SCH girls get second chance with Penn Charter help
The girls of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy were unable to take advantage of one opportunity but were presented with another. more
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Last year’s inaugural community gathering at Mt. Airy Ecolab was a big success.
Mt. Airy community BBQ to honor local heroes
West Mt Airy Neighbors will honor six local people who have made significant contributions to the neighborhood. more
The parking lot behind the shuttered Rite Aid on Germantown Avenue and Tulpehocken quickly became a short-dumping site. Before and after photos of the mess were taken by Germantown resident Gary Hines.
When a new state rep calls city Streets Department
Germantown resident Gary Hines began noticing the growing pile of trash shortly after the Rite Aid closed its doors. more
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Voting is a religious obligation
As an American Jew, I see the act of voting not just as an expression of my civic duty, but also as a religious obligation. more
A Phillie and a Fiesta
It's been a rough news year and now this October surprise, on the front page of the Local: Fiesta Pizza is closing. more
Cancer screenings save lives
October is breast cancer awareness month. more
State Reps. Tarik Khan and Maureen Madden, co-prime sponsors on the legislation that became Act 111, embrace on the House floor, celebrating a law that will aid Alzheimer’s patients and their families.
Gov. Shapiro signs bill supporting Alzheimer’s patients and families
Many of the 400,000 or so caregivers of individuals with ADRD in Pennsylvania are unaware of the services available to them. more
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Mary Kalyna was given the 2024 Social Justice Award for Community Service by the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations during a ceremony on Oct. 17 at the Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine St.
Ukrainian American honored for human rights activism
As the 2024 election approaches, West Mt. Airy resident and lifelong social justice activist Mary Kalyna is laser-focused on her mission. more
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‘To the Polls’ curator Conrad Benner is proud to use public art to get out the vote in Philadelphia.
Philly exhibition ‘gets out the vote’ at Love Park
What does public art have to do with getting out the vote? Plenty, says To the Polls 2024 creator and curator Conrad Benner.  more
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Lead pipes and EPA regs: What you need to know
New EPA regulations mandate the removal of lead pipes over the next decade in municipalities across the country. more
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Trick or treat safety
Safety experts warn that children face double the risk of being fatally struck by a car while trick-or-treating. more
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New playground opens
Whitemarsh Township celebrated the opening of its new "Magical Miles Park Playground." more
Crime Report
The following is for crimes reported for the period from Oct. 14 to Oct. 20. more
Dr. Michael G. Tecce, assistant professor of Surgical Oncology in the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Fox Chase
Latest advances in breast cancer care and research
One in eight women in the United States annually will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. But the death rate has fallen sharply. more
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Artist Joe Boruchow displays his artwork in various locations around Germantown, from bus stops to abandoned buildings.
The bold paper-cut street art that has Germantown talking
Joe Boruchow's signature black and white stencils can be found around Germantown. more
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Upcoming author chats from Uncle Bobbie's
Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books in Germantown continues its author conversation series this fall. more
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