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Kaitlin Frady offers several “Bodywork” disciplines and pain relief strategies at Root & Branch Bodywork, which she opened on Jan. 2.
Aerial artist's path leads to Mt. Airy healing space
When a devastating shoulder injury ended Kaitlin Frady's career as an aerial circus performer, it opened an unexpected path to healing. more
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The Blue Devils' Sean Brett is in control in his 150-pound match against another senior, the Quakers' Griffin LaMent.
Seven pins help PC wrestlers take down SCH Blue Devils, 58-11
In Inter-Ac League wrestling, it appears that a battle for second place could be shaping up between Germantown Academy and Penn Charter. more
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SCH junior guard Flo Ajunwa (with ball) is confronted with a double-team set up by GA freshman Molly Beggs (background) and junior Jennifer Fox (right).
SCH basketball slips below .500 with consecutive losses
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy had a pair of rough outings in Inter-Ac League basketball last week. more
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Caroline Dougherty (left), a Magic sophomore, bypasses Notre Dame's Sadie Birdsall by tossing the ball to a teammate.
Mount becomes another victim of Inter-Ac leader Notre Dame
Early in the third quarter, Mount St. Joseph Academy appeared to be hanging with undefeated Academy of Notre Dame. Then Notre Dame went on a 25-4 run. more
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Senator Art Haywood and Rep. Tarik Khan presented a check for Chestnut Hill Hospital for $670,500 to make needed renovations to their elevators.
CHH honors state lawmakers
Temple Health-Chestnut Hill Hospital hosted an event Jan. 9 to recognize state lawmakers for securing over $3 million in Commonwealth funding. more
Danielle Jowdy has decided to close her ice cream shop at the end of a year-long celebration of community.
Local ice cream shop chooses closure over expansion
A successful shop announcing its closure usually signals trouble. But for Zsa's Ice Cream, the decision to close at the end of 2025 comes at the height of success. more
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The former home of the Wendy Concannon gallery at 8001 Germantown Ave. will become “The Blue Warbler,” a hybrid bakery, cafe, diner and neighborhood pub.
Blue Warbler to blend comfort food with global flavors
Chestnut Hill’s newest restaurant will be a hybrid concept combining a bakery-cafe, diner and neighborhood pub. more
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In the 190 lb. bout, the official slaps the mat to certify a pin by GA senior Luke Sugalski against SCH junior Copeland Brown.
GA wrestlers triumph at SCH
Less than 45 minutes after last Friday's wrestling meet at SCH got underway, the host Blue Devils were rolling up the mats. more
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A contentious development battle has been underway at Bethlehem Pike and Summit Street, where residents took their fight against a proposed five-story mixed-use development to the state Supreme Court.
Neighbors lose Sunoco site fight
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to hear neighbors' appeal to prevent a five-story development at 10 Bethlehem Pike. more
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Junior Morgan Cross (right) looks for a path to the basket while her Mount classmate Bridget Horgan (left) sets a pick for her.
Mount, SCH, and Penn Charter all went into holiday break with wins
On consecutive days, three girls' basketball teams from the area won their final games before the holiday hiatus. more
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Griffins freshman Tiayo Adelekan elevates for a jumper during the third quarter of the West Chester game.
CHC women head into break with big West Chester win
The women of Chestnut Hill College closed out the pre-Christmas portion of their basketball season with a convincing victory. more
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Courtney O’Neill
CHBD: Expect more growth for small biz
We approach the new year with momentum and optimism built upon three previous years of growth and success in our business district.   more
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Holly Colino opened Move With Love, a Mt. Airy yoga studio and art gallery at 6825 Germantown Ave., in 2022.
Former dancer, Mt. Airy yoga teacher moves ‘With Love’
Holly Colino found her calling through tears and heartbreak when a quiet voice whispered: "Move With Love." more
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Squash champion Olivia Weaver, who learned the game on the courts of the Philadelphia Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill, is now ranked No. 4 in the world and is the top-ranked American player. She plans to go for the gold when the sport makes its Olympics debut at the 2028 games in Los Angeles.
A championship year for NW Philadelphia athletes
From professional squash to youth baseball, Northwest Philadelphia's athletes and teams dominated their respective sports in 2024. more
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Patriots freshman Taylor Williams leaps above the crowd to get off a jump shot.
GA hoopsters go 2-1 in non-league basketball bouts
In the first two basketball games they played last week, the girls of Germantown Academy defeated a top team. more
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Patriots freshman Taylor Williams leaps above the crowd to get off a jump shot.
GA hoopsters go 2-1 in non-league basketball bouts last week
The girls of Germantown Academy defeated one of the top teams in the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies, and a former league member. more
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Hanukkah Committee member Nurit Bloom serves pizza to Tiegan and David Anderman at Folkshul’s annual Hanukkah celebration Sunday in Chestnut Hill.
Menorah, Kinara, Christmas tree: A festive fusion
In a rare occurrence that has happened only five times since 1900, Christmas and Hanukkah overlap this year with the Jewish Festival of Lights. more
Leo Dillinger succeeded Emaleigh Doley as executive director of Germantown United Community Development Corporation, taking on the new role in November.
New Germantown United director plans for a stronger retail mix
Leo Dillinger has been named executive director of Germantown United Community Development Corporation. more
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Dr. David W. Young
Mt. Airy historian named Montco society director
The Historical Society of Montgomery County has announced Dr. David W. Young as its new executive director. more
Maryam Kabeer has written about her unusual conversion from Judaism to Sufi Islam in a compelling book, "Journey through Ten Thousand Veils:The Alchemy of Transformation on the Sufi Path."
A peripatetic journey from Jewish roots to Islamic mysticism
For some Americans, the word "Islam" can conjure up images of violence and conflict. But not for Maryam Kabeer. more
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