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While journalism is proud of its achievements, with so many newspapers going out of business,  it’s harder to quantify whether corruption is increasing. So support your local newspapers. more
About 13 years ago, you ran a story about me. I thought you might be interested in a follow-up. more
My daughter Samantha found the article Len Lear wrote on my uncle Alfred Jerdan who recently passed away. more
Dr. Donald H. Cresswell, 84, died June 19 of Alzheimer’s disease at Crossroads. He also was an appraiser on the PBS series “Antiques Roadshow.” more
The Chestnut Hill Community Association begins a new term in August with a slate of seven new and returning members to its board of directors. more
They seem like such small numbers — one in 133 Americans — but that translates to up to 2.5 million people in the United States who have celiac disease. more
Chestnut Hill’s Carol Oatis is no fan of Independence Day. Or thunderstorms. That’s because her Italian Water Dog Beau reacts with terror. more
Two styles of classic tunes are making their way to local parks this week.  more
An excited audience of music lovers packed the main sanctuary of the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill earlier this month for “The Last Days of Immanuel Kant.” more
Here’s a sampling of July 4 events in the area. more
After more than a year of negotiations, nurses and technicians at Temple Health - Chestnut Hill Hospital signed their first union contract. more
Congressman Evans's district includes Northwest Philadelphia. more
Philadelphia’s largest city workers' union went on strike Tuesday after negotiations reached an impasse. more
Players in the Philadelphia/Suburban Women's Basketball League endured withering heat at the league's un-airconditioned venue. more
The following is for crimes reported from June 22 to 29. more
Face to Face — a nonprofit offering health, legal and social services in Germantown — won a $31,000 grant in June from Impact100 Philadelphia. more
The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission awarded the Chestnut Hill Conservancy $25,000 through its Keystone Historic Preservation Grant. more
Work began June 15 on SEPTA’s Chestnut Hill East (CHE) bridge rehabilitation project, which will shut down a section of the CHE Regional Rail line for 11 weeks. more
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