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Security in our homes and neighborhoods
Jeanne Andrews has a point (in her letter of 8/24/23) that we need to feel secure in our homes. However, she is mistaken in her approach. more
Let’s end single-party rule in Philadelphia
Single-party rule, in my opinion, is not now, nor has it ever been a good idea. more
Chestnut Hill Local the state’s top weekly newspaper
I was thrilled to see the Chestnut Hill Local named the state’s top weekly newspaper. It certainly deserves the recognition. more
The time has come for private security
It's no secret that there is a critical shortage of police in Philadelphia. more
An Elevette elevator installed in the 1930s in what is now Woodmere Art Museum’s Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art and Education.
'Elevette,' anyone?
We are seeking new homes for parts of the building we don't need, which include items such as doors, light fixtures and radiators.  more
What happened to the ‘choice’ in ‘pro-choice?’
The Shapiro Administration announced it would end Pennsylvania’s 30-year contractual relationship with Real Alternatives. more
Hillcrest Pond at Cisco Park
Animal cruelty at Hillcrest Pond
Lately, we have seen a disturbing group of young boys show up on bikes or get dropped off by parents. They are torturing the animals. more
Wonderful memories of John O'Donnell
I just read the article about John O'Donnell (obituary, July 20). John was the person to open the door to advance my life. more
Toxic trains should not be allowed on uninspected tracks
On July 17, a warning signal, reminding me of Paul Revere, resounded from the CSX train cars derailed in Whitemarsh Township. more
Mourning loss of MALT coordinator
We are deeply saddened by the passing of John O'Donnell (“Local historian, author and record runner dies at 77,” July 20). more
In this 1961 photo, George Woodward Jr. (center) stands in the parking lot in the 8600 block of Germantown Avenue where one of Chestnut Hill’s recently felled trees once stood.
Where Chestnut Hill began
Two canopy trees that stood as century guardians observing the development of Chestnut Hill now only exist in our shared history. more
Harston Woods’ vernal pools
The risks of building townhouses in Harston Woods
A 4.9 acre parcel of woods – Harston Woods at 380 Haws Lane – is at risk. more
Thanks for supporting the bicycle parade
Having “Good Morning America” live from Germantown Avenue was very exciting and helped set the scene for the parade. more
Rep. Tarik Khan (right) and State Sen. Art Haywood (center) joined Norwood-Fontbonne Academy president, Dr. Ryan Killeen (left), at an award presentation ceremony May 30.
A State House colleague battles the climate crisis
Each year, the Pennsylvania legislature must pass a budget to fund our state government. Several crucial projects will be considered. more
Customers browse at the Big Truck Book Sale fundraiser hosted earlier this month by the Friends of Chestnut Hill Library. The library, which reopened in April after a major renovation, needs furniture, window shades and materials for its collection. The sale raised more than $2,500 to benefit the library.
Big Truck Book Sale raises more than $2,500 for Chestnut Hill Library
Thanks to our volunteers, board members and book lovers, the Friends of Chestnut Hill Library Big Truck Book Sale was a success. more
Daniel Ellsberg was a true hero
Daniel Ellsberg died June 16 at the age of 92. He made public the “Pentagon Papers.” more
The new Cresheim Trail covers 10 acres of an old quarry that runs behind the face of Mermaid Park.
Greenspaces is playing matchmaker
We love our green spaces in Chestnut Hill, with more than 30 on our radar. more
Dear Editor. Scratch That. To whom it may concern.
I hope that this letter finds you well. Speaking of which, I’m really hoping it finds you, period. more
Mt. Airy residents were part of a group of 20 Philadelphians who recently lobbied state legislators in Harrisburg for traffic safety.
It’s time for automated speed cameras on Lincoln Drive
Speeding kills. Mt. Airy residents have asked repeatedly for speed cameras on Lincoln Drive.  more
A good start with zoning overlay, but more is needed
The city also should be considering proactive policies. more
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