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The following is for crimes reported from June 8-15.  more
The protest was in solidarity with those that took over streets nationwide on June 14. more
After over a year of bargaining, Chestnut Hill Hospital nurses and technicians voted June 11 to authorize a five-day strike beginning on July 4. more
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker visited Germantown on June 10 to celebrate Jumpstart’s 10th anniversary.  more
Multiple churches in Northwest Philadelphia participated in Toll the Bell, a citywide sound installation to raise awareness about gun violence. more
The following is for crimes reported from June 1 to June 8.  more
A battery on a decommissioned electric bus started the fire that burned 40 buses at SEPTA’s Midvale lot on June 5 near the border of Germantown and Nicetown. more
On June 14 — Flag Day, and just in time for Father’s Day — two former Montford Point Marines will receive posthumous honors.  more
Residents of Alden Park Apartments say safety concerns and slow maintenance response now cast a shadow over its storied past and luxury perks.  more
Chestnut Hill Starbucks workers voted unanimously on May 30 to unionize, joining Starbucks Workers United.  more
Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J. Perez led CHC's annual Alumni Weekend Mass in celebration of the college's 100th anniversary. more
Temple Health – Chestnut Hill Hospital presented the check to the Chestnut Hill Community Association in support of the Pastorius Park Summer Concert Series. more
Local real estate developer the Goldenberg Group presented its latest plans for the 4.4-acre property at 100-102 Mermaid Lane on May 27. more
Members of the Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club visited C.W. Henry School on May 30. They brought a horse, of course. more
The Germantown Life Enrichment Center will soon launch its fundraising campaign for what the organization calls a “desperately needed” renovation. more
The following list is for crimes reported for the period from May 25 to June 1. more
Hikers in the Wissahickon’s Valley Green park noticed an unusual addition to the orange trail on May 19 – an abandoned blue Porsche.  more
Germantown is one of Philadelphia’s most flood-prone neighborhoods due to Wingohocking Creek being paved many years ago. more
The Philly Book Bank serves MLK High School in Germantown. Now, officials feel they are being pushed out. more
Private school students are among the many groups that would be affected by the proposed upcoming SEPTA cuts. more
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