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If you are into dance, spirituality, self-expression and music, you just may be a candidate for the “Biodanza” weekend Feb. 27 through March 1 at Cocoon Philly in the Philadelphia Circus School. more
Damien Graef, sommelier for Jean-Georges Philadelphia at the Four Seasons, and his wife, Robyn Semien, have opened a wine store in Chestnut Hill called Lovat Square, next to the Evergreen Cheese … more
On Feb. 27, National Term Limits Day, Americans commemorate the 75th anniversary of the 22nd Amendment — the constitutional provision that limits U.S. presidents to two terms in office. more
At a time when Pennsylvania has a shortage of an estimated 265,000 affordable housing units, there’s a move to eliminate laws preventing unrelated people from living together. more
Pasta is the foundation of many a delicious meal. When pasta is paired with nutritious ingredients, the result is a flavorful meal that won’t compromise your diet. It’s light fare that’s … more
The 9th Democratic Ward, which represents Chestnut Hill and parts of Mt. Airy, has decided not to endorse a candidate running for Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District. more
Friends of Pastorius Park has secured all the funds for a significant ecological rehabilitation project, thanks to local donors and a recently awarded state grant. more
Pamela Pilling Olson, of Gwynedd, PA, devoted grandmother to Devin and Ross Tyson, and Ronan and Maeve Viola, died Feb. 12, this year. She was 80. At the end, she was surrounded by her two children … more
The Germantown Academy girls traveled to the Academy of Notre Dame last Friday afternoon, seeking a basketball victory that would give them a chance to share the Inter-Ac League championship with the … more
There are quite a lot of camp options for school-aged children, but what about the pre-k and kindergarten crew? Don’t worry. more
The Federal Election Commission has released end-of-year campaign finance reports for candidates running for the seat of retiring U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans. more
Celebrating her 102nd birthday with her family on Feb. 16 is Lucy Nemetz, a resident at Spring Mill Pointe, a senior living community in Lafayette Hill. more
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As Valentine’s Day approaches — a time when many people are seeking companionship or exploring new romantic relationships online — AARP Pennsylvania is urging older adults to stay alert for romance scams. more
I am angered and appalled at the removal of signage regarding Washington’s ownership of slaves on Independence Mall. more
With a 67-37 victory over visiting Sacred Heart Academy on Feb. 4, Mount St. Joseph Academy secured the top seed for the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies basketball playoffs. more
Foliage, a plant store at 8139 Germantown Ave. in Chestnut Hill, is closing. more
The American Camp Association suggests 10 questions you should ask to help select the overnight camp that will best suit your child. more
Whether it’s recent or longstanding, personal or cultural, history will certainly be on everyone’s minds at the 2026 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show when it opens at the end of February. more
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