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As the Semiquincentennial (or 250th anniversary) of our great nation has begun, it is worth asking: What does freedom mean in the 21st century? more
Legislation in the Pennsylvania Senate risks allowing local governments to operate in the shadows, leaving taxpayers unaware of decisions. more
Thanks for your paperboy column. You were spot on. more
The latest issue appeared in my mail-slot today and I want to compliment the publisher. more
I have a new preoccupation: a campaign to convince the DNC to hold an off-year convention. more
It was Shabbat.  Not just any Shabbat and not a Jewish holiday. But it became a Jewish holiday. more
The beloved Chestnut Hill Jenks Playground is getting a much-needed boost, thanks to a revitalized fundraising effort. more
On three separate instances, as postal workers carried out their deliveries, a male suspect approached them from behind and displayed a firearm, according to police. more
The following is for crimes reported from June 16 to 22.  more
A trio of leaders in law, human services and the arts are the newest members of the Historic Germantown Hall of Fame. more
When I interviewed Albert Jerdan in 2010 about living in the station for much of his life, I told him he should contact the Guinness Book of World Records.  more
Cynthia Fillmore, owner of Windfall Gallery in Chestnut Hill, wants to clarify one important distinction: her business is moving, not closing.  more
Two very different outdoor concerts await this week, one looking back to the swing era and the other with roots firmly planted in Philly’s singer-songwriter music scene. more
Owners of the Night Kitchen Bakery & Cafe, a Chestnut Hill mainstay, invite the public to a celebration on June 27. more
Get ready for a community event celebrating local designers, diverse sewists and regional food vendors on Saturday, June 28. more
Authors Christina Larocco and Heather Shafter will discuss the lives of two women activists at a special event June 28 at Hilltop Books. more
It’s been a year of celebration honoring the 100th anniversary of the Curtis Institute of Music. more
The business is built on its close bonds with customers. more
Covenant House Pennsylvania, a nonprofit organization providing shelter and services for young people, opened a new facility in Germantown this month.  more
Philadelphia City Councilmember at-large Rue Landau visited Mt. Airy last week, but not just to enjoy the neighborhood. more
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