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The following is for crimes reported from May 24 to May 31. more
Queenie’s Pets, which for the past 20 years has been West Mt. Airy’s ultimate in pet care and supplies, is spreading its wings (and paws). more
Brenda’s Cat Rescue (BCR), a 501(c)(3) non-profit cat rescue, would like to thank the Chestnut Hill Local for featuring a story last fall about PawPath Consulting. more
A couple in my office today were having a fight. This is not unusual. I am a couples therapist and people fight in front of me all the time. more
Caden Bronson, an 18-year-old senior at Springfield Township High School (STHS), etched his name into school history on May 23. more
The Theater of Witness is unlike any theater you will ever visit. more
Vegetables are vital components of a healthy diets. Unfortunately, people do not often consume enough servings of vegetables to meet the recommended daily values. more
Acclaimed Chestnut Hill artist Ginger Arthur, 71, will be showing her recent work, all painted within the last year, in her studio at 8042 Germantown Ave. on Friday, June 5, from 5 to 8 p.m. more
The Women’s Center at Temple Health—Chestnut Hill Hospital has all the comforts of home. more
Actress Renee McFillin and director/choreographer Stephen Casey are teaming up once again in the classic musical “Annie Get Your Gun” (1946) at Act II Playhouse. The result is spectacular. more
If you ever have a conversation with Richard Leonard, an eighth grade teacher at Our Mother of Consolation Parish School (OMC), odds are you will learn more than your typical facts and figures. more
The unexpected death of someone close always comes as a profound shock. So it is for us as we learned last week of the death of colleague and longtime Chestnut Hill Local classical music critic. more
Local artist Michael Penn has had a camera in his hands since before he could even ride a bicycle. more
I have been fascinated by aliens and UFOs for as long as I can remember. Not only by the physics or the engineering or the hard science of it all. What captivated me was the story. more
Compliments to Abby Weiss for her excellent work as the Local’s environmental reporter and thanks also for her recent article “Friends of Pastorius Park celebrates major project launch.” more
There are few policy proposals that have the potential to do more good than a massive public investment in cultivated-meat research. more
After more than 50 years handcrafting violins in his cramped Winston Road workshop, Harold Golden has one more violin to go before he stops making his prize-winning classical copies for good. more
After running against state Sen. Art Haywood in 2022, Republican candidate Todd Johnson is again challenging the longtime state senator in the Nov. 3 general election. more
The scene at the Upper Merion Township building last Wednesday night was unlike a typical planning commission meeting. more
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