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“I took this photo on Sunday during a windy and sunny fall day. It reflects the amazing colors of the season!”-- Photo taken by Massimo Cristofanilli, Chestnut Hill
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12/4/25
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With charitable giving and online shopping surging, the FBI’s Philadelphia office is reminding residents to stay alert for schemes designed to steal their money and personal information.
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12/4/25
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Philadelphia’s most famous sandwich is, of course, the cheesesteak. But the city also has a rich history of producing some other iconic sandwiches.
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by Dan Macey
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12/4/25
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Have you ever had trouble getting a doctor’s appointment when you really needed one? Maybe you had to go to the ER instead?
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12/4/25
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The Philadelphia Department of Revenue is warning the public about a fraudulent website that imitates the city’s official water bill payment site.
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12/4/25
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On Nov. 4, State Rep. Tarik Khan’s (D, 194th District) brother Joe was elected as the first Democratic district attorney in Bucks County since 1891.
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by Tommy Tucker
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12/4/25
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12/3/25
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Many programs came to a screeching halt during the COVID-19 lockdown. Nature PHL, a Philadelphia-based initiative that counsels patients on the health benefits of outdoor activity, was no exception.
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by Abby Weiss
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12/3/25
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The Chestnut Hill Conservancy has adopted a 2025–30 Strategic Plan, looking to engage more with the community and in advocacy, while expanding its coverage area.
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by Tommy Tucker
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12/3/25
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Patricia Johnson Leaming, 96, a longtime resident of Chestnut Hill, passed away peacefully in her sleep on November 27th at Saint Joseph Villa. Pat was a beloved mother, grandmother, …
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12/1/25
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Rosanna Chanler Harris of Easton, Maryland formerly of Philadelphia and New York City died peacefully on October 30, 2025.
She was born in London, England on August 7, 1929 to Lewis Stuyvesant …
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12/1/25
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When Germantown native John Fabian Witt graduated from Germantown Friends School (GFS) in 1990, no one could have predicted that he would go on to become a Yale University professor and Pulitzer Prize finalist.
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by Len Lear
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11/26/25
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Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy cut the ribbon on its new facility in Chestnut Hill on Thursday, part of a growing network of physical and occupational therapy clinics offering a wide range of treatments and programs.
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11/26/25
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The work of lifelong Germantown resident Robin Williams-Turnage is on exhibit at Allens Lane Art Center through Dec. 6 and will leave an indelible impression on anyone who is attracted to clay pottery, particularly those who have an affinity for art with an African aesthetic.
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by Len Lear
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11/26/25
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If you’re paying attention to all the television advertising for Medicare Advantage plans, you’ll know that Medicare Open Enrollment ends Dec. 7.
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by Jeff Meade
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11/26/25
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During a heavy rainstorm, thousands of gallons of water gravitate towards the intersection of West Springfield Avenue and Valley Green Road in Chestnut Hill.
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by Abby Weiss
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11/26/25
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The best film you’ve (probably) never heard of is showing at Tuesday Nights at the Movies on Dec. 2.
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by Lily Williams
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11/26/25
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Of all the many musical holiday traditions that grace the Christmas season in Chestnut Hill, none has become a more cherished event that the Mendelssohn Chorus’ annual “A Feast of Carols.”
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by Michael Caruso
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11/26/25
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The following is for crimes reported from Nov. 16 to Nov. 23.
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11/26/25
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