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Woodmere will launch its 2026 season of chamber music recitals Saturday, Jan. 24, at 5 p.m. more
Diehard fans may love each week of the National Football League season, but even casual fans or people who typically don’t watch a game all season enjoy getting together with friends and family to watch the big one. more
Ronald Lee Klinger, 89, of Chestnut Hill and Wyndmoor, passed away peacefully Dec. 29, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. more
Jan. 8, 1976SEPTA announces triple-play plan to buy rail linesSEPTA’s efforts to acquire funds to buy rail lines scheduled for abandonment are detailed at a public meeting. The first nine lines … more
As the new year begins at the Water Tower Recreation Center, the Water Tower Advisory Council wants to share with you the accomplishments of the past year and what to look forward to in 2026. more
The Joined Hands Artists Collective — a group of women who create art across diverse media — is starting off the new year with an exhibit at Center on the Hill (8855 Germantown Ave.). more
January has a way of inviting us to hit the reset button. more
Blossom is a young, entertaining, quirky, and curious female who loves chasing sunbeams, lasers, and any flying insect. more
Expanded Wissahickon Valley Park curfew hours are now in effect for the 27th year in the “forever war” against deer. more
In August 2022, a two–alarm fire severely damaged the historic Hiram Lodge building at 8425-27 Germantown Ave.. more
The City of Philadelphia is set to expand trail access in Manayunk after winning a nearly $1 million state grant to fill a gap in the trail network where the Schuylkill River and Wissahickon Creek intersect. more
Anne Boyle, (nee McDonald), 90, of Wyndmoor, passed away on Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at Chestnut Hill Hospital surrounded by her family. Born in New Philadelphia, Schuylkill County, PA to the … more
Once upon a time, on Wednesday nights between Thanksgiving and Christmas, there was Stag Night – an evening of holiday shopping for men only. Its origins are lost to the mists of time. more
W inter is upon us. For many, the requisite seasonal decorating frenzy of the holidays inspires efforts to declutter, and ignites a spark to pare down an abundance of possessions. more
Noelle Goudy, 27, daughter of Kilian’s owner Russell Goudy, Jr. is the fourth generation to work at her family’s iconic, nationally known hardware store. And though she’s been a full-time employee for just three years, Noelle has already placed her imprimatur on the 112-year-old business. more
Wissahickon Valley Park’s trees are the lungs of Northwest Philadelphia, providing life to hundreds of wildlife species. But as landscape architect Carol Franklin walks through the park now, she also sees a woodland being attacked on multiple fronts. more
You bought mushrooms at the market — now what? more
They're not plants. They're not animals. Mushrooms, that perennial dinnertime favorite, exist in their own biological world, thriving in conditions that would doom most crops. more
Most people think farmers’ markets pack up when winter sets in. They picture their friendly local producers taking a well-earned break until spring, when a warming sun once again coaxes tender shoots from the ground. more
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