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Released a year before the United States entered World War II, “The Mortal Storm” was MGM’s first feature film to openly criticize the Nazi regime. more
For many reasons, “Carrie: The Musical” is a challenge to stage. Even the title startles you. How do you turn Stephen King’s bloody gothic-horror novel into a musical? more
Editor’s note: This is another story in a series about candidates for the state House 200th Legislative District seat. more
Grammy-winning choir The Crossing concludes its 2025-2026 season in June with “The Month of Moderns,” a series of concerts performed at venues throughout Philadelphia. more
The clock is ticking on a fundamental right many take for granted. more
Beth Margolis Rupp, a Jewish Chestnut Hill resident who lived amicably in Abu Dhabi, an Arab city-state in the Middle East, for 10 years, is stepping down after seven years as executive director of Folkshul. more
Mount St. Joseph Academy’s softball team traveled to Gwynedd Mercy Academy on April 20 to face a Monarchs squad that had been struggling. more
The 12th annual Glenside Arts Fest, originally planned for Saturday, April 25, has moved to its rain date of Saturday, May 2. more
In honor of America’s 250th birthday, meet some of Philadelphia’s most famous, infamous and lesser known former residents. more
(The Center Square) – The Democratic race to succeed U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans, D-3rd District, has entered its final weeks. more
Artemis II, the successful crewed flyby of the moon in NASA’s Orion spacecraft in early April, captured plenty of attention around the world — and in Northwest Philadelphia. more
Editor’s note: This is another story in a series about candidates running in the upcoming primary election. more
Students at Jenks Academy for the Arts and Sciences in Chestnut Hill were recently named the regional winners in the SchoolsNEXT Design Competition. more
Mt. Airy Community Development Corporation and community stakeholders unveiled a replica Liberty Bell at Lutheran Seminary Plaza (7301 Germantown Ave.) in Mt. Airy recently. more
It’s budget season in Philadelphia, as the mayor and City Council are hammering out the allocation of city funds for 2026-2027. more
Philadelphia’s Garden District comes alive during Chestnut Hill’s annual Home + Garden Festival on Sunday, May 3 (rain date Sunday, May 17). more
BL Shirelle was incarcerated when she found her life’s calling. more
Forget the brown mustard or beer cheese. For a fresh take on pretzel dip, hummus is a favorite for its flavor and versatility. more
One of America’s most popular foods, the pretzel, is being celebrated this month on National Pretzel Day. more
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