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Martha, at 72, starts each morning with a brisk walk around her neighborhood. Her brother James, 75, prefers a more relaxed pace. more
While puberty and pregnancy come with countless guidebooks and support systems, menopause often unfolds in whispered conversations. more
As the school year winds down and textbooks give way to summer freedom, parents everywhere face the question: How will my child spend the summer? more
The quest to find the perfect summer camp can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. more
While winter winds still howl and holiday decorations have barely been tucked away, savvy parents are already planning for summer sunshine and camp adventures. more
When I left our house to go to work at the Local on Tuesday, March 3, 1998, it was like a thousand other mornings. It ended up as one in a thousand, however. more
The Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia launched a new institute this month to support community arts programs. more
When chronic pain began to dominate Kaitlyn Whalen's life seven years ago, she found solace and healing in an unexpected place: her garden. more
Northwest Philadelphia will showcase its deep bench of horticultural talent March 1 to 9 at the 196th Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Philadelphia Flower Show. more
The Chestnut Hill community came together for a good cause on Feb. 8, supporting a young girl's efforts to raise money for charity. more
With the recent war between Israel and Hamas, I can’t help thinking about when my wife and I had lunch with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. more
Here in Northwest Philadelphia and its surrounding communities, summer camps have evolved into an exciting spectrum of experiences. more
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation has opened registration for its extensive network of summer camps, which annually serves more than 7,000 young people. more
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (SCH) has announced its 2025 Summerside Camps program. more
I never went to summer camp as a camper because my family couldn't afford it, but in college, I spent two summers as a counselor. more
The increase in households with two working parents has made it more important than ever to find a camp to accommodate youngsters. more
The company aims to alleviate patients' anxiety by matching each one with a local senior citizen caregiver who shares similar interests. more
Upper Dublin artist Heather Michaelson's work is taking center stage at a special event in Flourtown on Feb. 8. more
In a tribute to Philadelphia's Victorian heritage, the Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion will revive its annual fundraising gala on Feb. 15. more
He trained Afghan police officers in human rights and helped women escape domestic violence. Now, he and his family are the ones who needed to escape. more
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