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Arriving at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy on Jan. 6, the girls of Germantown Academy were looking to snap a five–game losing streak. more
The following is for crimes reported from Jan. 4 to Jan. 11. more
It looked to be an exciting Athletic Association of Catholic Academies basketball battle. more
The Chelten Market IGA in Germantown is closing, with shoppers left wondering what will move into the building. more
Protesters against federal government policies, financing and the killing last week of a woman in Minneapolis gathered over the weekend at multiple sites in Northwest Philadelphia. more
The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) has announced plans to revitalize 28 properties originally associated with Germantown Settlement. more
Another artificial intelligence data center has been proposed along the Schuylkill River, less than an hour northwest of Chestnut Hill. more
Many local residents have enjoyed the opportunities to explore the homes of community members during the Holiday House Tour and Harvest Kitchen Tour. Now there is a chance to explore Chestnut Hill churches. more
“The Velvet Touch” is a film noir melodrama set in the Broadway theater world of New York City circa 1948. more
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It wasn’t looking like it would be a fortuitous start to the Inter–Ac League basketball season for the girls of William Penn Charter School. more
The early morning of Nov. 22, 2025 was cold and rainy. As Paul Henry, an 81-year-old Chestnut Hill resident, puts it: “That’s nobody’s idea of a good time.” more
Editor’s note: This column is a continuation of the Dec. 25 op-ed feature (“We asked Congressional candidates for their views — and here’s what they told us”) in which we published statements by candidates for the 3rd Congressional District race. more
The following is for crimes reported from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4. more
Our country has killed civilians in boats in the Caribbean. Congress has not declared war. more
Common medications for diabetes, heart disease and cancer are getting cheaper for thousands of Pennsylvania seniors with Medicare Part D prescription plans. more
The Philadelphia Youth Choral Ensembles is holding auditions for the Commonwealth Youth Choir throughout January. more
With the holiday season now over, the city Sanitation Department is offering a few reminders on recycling. more
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