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“You must go on. I can’t go on. I’ll go on.”— Samuel Beckett (the other one) more
Celebrating our 68th year as a community newspaper, we have renewed optimism and are writing our next chapter to ensure the newspaper continues on solid footing. more
I am writing this letter to express my sincere appreciation for the honesty and business integrity of Bethany Hartzell Hugghins, owner of Pax Flora Goods. more
It has become more imperative than ever to follow precautions. more
I’m writing to thank Tommy Tucker and the Local for the profile of our restaurant earlier this month. more
Every Monday morning outside the Philadelphia ICE office, people gather to sing, pray, protest and call for compassion. more
It’s been a long time since something tickled my funny bone so much I guffawed and chuckled and then guffawed again. more
It seems so apparent that I am astounded that everyone has not been talking about this for years, an issue so obvious that even my writing about it feels stupidly redundant. more
A beautiful obituary for Emil DeJohn. We were friends for many years, and then I hired him to design a line for me. more
As Americans celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, there is no shortage of fireworks, parades, speeches and reflections on our history. more
I just came across an article you wrote about my mom, Debbie Souders, on 5/20/2010. She was semi-retired and starting a children’s art school. more
The entire Legislature should be ashamed of how they let the [Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission]...dictate the mandating of electric smart meter installation. more
In 1776, 56 delegates came to Philadelphia and did something that had never been done before. They put their names on a declaration stating that people had the right to govern themselves. more
Two hundred and fifty years ago, Americans fought for freedom. Today, millions of Pennsylvanians are fighting just to get by. more
Thank you very much for the obituary for Phyllis Taylor (“Mt. Airy human rights champion dies of cancer at 84,” July 2). more
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy has announced that architect, board member and longtime community volunteer Jean McCoubrey will serve as the next president of its board of directors beginning Aug. 1. more
When I was a kid, gambling meant my dad taking the bus to Atlantic City, betting lines in the back of the sports page, and Vegas Vic on WIP. more
Congratulations on your story on Del Ennis (“Recalling Olney High’s Del Ennis, a legendary Phillie,” June 11). Since it seems that we’re about the same age, this brought back a lot of memories for me. more
As Pennsylvania Republicans head toward the 2026 governor’s race, an uncomfortable reality is becoming impossible to ignore: The energy that the grassroots once had has vanished. more
As Philadelphia welcomes thousands of visitors for a summer filled with historic events, matches and celebrations, it’s important to remember that extreme heat poses serious health risks. more
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