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When I found out in 1984 that Richard Burton was in Philadelphia, I felt I just had to interview him. more
Lisa Lyne Flynn, a full-time nurse, rock musician and small-business owner, has managed to squeeze yet another chapter into an already crowded life story. more
Heitner is considered an expert in social media and mental health, online hate speech and bullying, internet safety, digital culture, sexting and digital citizenship. more
The following is an account of the life of Louise Reid, drawn from an oral history conducted by Andrew Jarvis on Sunday, January 10, 1988.  more
It's one thing to have a surprise birthday party. It's another thing to have a surprise tribute that millions of people watch on national TV.  more
No surprise that when the Philadelphia Flower Show opens on Saturday, Northwest Philadelphia will be well represented. more
More than 30 galleries, shops and eateries will stay open late on the first Friday of each month in a new Chestnut Hill initiative. more
In a celebration of cross-cultural solidarity, the Commodore Barry Club is set to screen "Frederick Douglass and the White Negro." more
Money may not grow on trees, but maple syrup certainly does – in specific trees, to be exact.  more
Editor’s note: Chestnut Hill’s beloved CHillie the Polar Bear is back on the Avenue, set for her unveiling on Saturday. more
Editor’s note: A Vintage View showcases senior reporter Len Lear, who has been reporting in Northwest Philadelphia for more than 50 years.  more
Hoping to receive a valentine? This year, Chestnut Hill would like to send you one. more
The Super Bowl is approaching, and we have an area resident competing for a championship. more
Who takes college classes in the middle of the night? The answer: Maksym Burych, forced to flee Ukraine. more
One of the best things about this job is meeting fascinating, creative people who have come to Chestnut Hill from around the world. more
The award-winning dance troupe will hold a recruiting event on Sunday, Jan. 28, at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill. more
If anyone writes a book on the history of Chestnut Hill, Jim Ranck will have his own chapter. more
SCH student collects new and “gently used” equipment, sells it at an 80 percent discount, and donates the proceeds. more
An exhibit of Walk Around Philadelphia will be displayed at Cedar House Cafe. more
After 41 years of practicing law, musician and novelist Richard Tuttle has taken up a new job. more
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