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Meet Lilly, a young cat with a stunning blend of tortoise shell and calico colors. more
Five years after its zoning permit was issued, construction is underway on a development at the former Mt. Pleasant Garage at 7078 Lincoln Drive. more
Philadelphia’s Office of Clean and Green Initiatives will bring its citywide cleanup to Chestnut Hill and other Northwest Philadelphia neighborhoods in early December. more
Several local organizations and people worked to make sure that everyone who needed them got tasty Thanksgiving dinners. more
High winds wreaked havoc in the area over the past few days, with tree branches and other debris hitting parked cars and other property. more
The City of Philadelphia has released information about upcoming road closures associated with the Philadelphia Marathon Race Weekend. more
The Harvest Kitchen Tour, Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels’ annual fundraiser, attracted large crowds on Nov. 8, when some 300 community members enjoyed exploring beautiful homes and trying tasty food. more
While walking in the historic Pelham neighborhood, I was bowled over by this gorgeous American Maple. more
The following is for crimes reported from Nov. 9 to Nov. 16. more
As part of the city’s 250th national commemoration, Philadelphia high school students and teachers are invited to apply for the inaugural Young Philadelphians’ Continental Congress, a new American history and civics program. more
Poor Ace, a 9-month-old pit-mix, is still available for adoption at Doggie Style Pets in Chestnut Hill. more
United Lutheran Seminary (ULS) will mark its 200th anniversary with a yearlong series of events throughout 2026 on its Mt. Airy and Gettysburg campuses, surrounding regions, and at historic Glen Foerd on the Delaware River. more
The public is invited to an evening discussion and film screening on Friday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. at From Bali to Us, 8514 Germantown Ave., Chestnut Hill, with members of the local Indonesian immigrant community. more
Fifteen Germantown Friends School Upper School students have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. more
The city of Philadelphia has built a new $33 million waste transfer center in Roxborough, with the Sanitation Department announcing its completion and holding an open house and ribbon cutting on Nov. 14. more
Faith leaders called for housing affordability and a repeal of the city’s business tax cuts last week during a series of press conferences in neighborhoods across the city including the Northwest. more
Nearly every time she walks out the door, Fairhill resident Teea Tynes witnesses some form of dumping. more
Chestnut Hill’s Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields is aiding in the resettlement to Philadelphia of an Afghan family. more
The following is for crimes reported from Nov. 3 to Nov. 9. more
When famed Philadelphia architect Louis I. Kahn died in Penn Station in 1974, one of the things he was found to be carrying was a notebook filled with sketches, musings and poetry. more
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