Our water matters

A special investigation by The Chestnut Hill Local, Grid Magazine and the online magazine Delaware Currents

Posted Friday, February 7, 2025 9:50 am

by Kyle Bagenstose and Carla Robinson

Is 'Green City, Clean Waters' succeeding, or is $2.4 billion going down the drain?

We must face the raw sewage in our waterways

Our water matters

Seeking a solution to sewer floods

Billions over budget: Questions swirl over city’s “green” fix for sewers

Are tunnels the answer to Philadelphia’s sewer overflows?

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Local Calendar

The Latest

Glen Foerd reveals Gilded Age secrets

Glen Foerd, an 18-acre public park and historic site nestled along the Delaware River, has opened its doors for year-round exploration.

Marian Anderson Museum reopens after 5-year closure

The Marian Anderson Museum & Historical Society will reopen to the public on Saturday, following five years of extensive repairs.

Laughter from the vault with rare comedy classics

On March 18, the Chestnut Hill Film Group presents a program of rarely seen comedy shorts.

Chestnut Hill maestro leads concert and Curtis stages 'Figaro'

Chestnut Hill maestro Donald Meineke will conduct Choral Arts Philadelphia on a musical tour of the “Cathedrals of Mexico: Grand Polyphony of Puebla and Mexico City.”

Artist weaves threads of heritage at Allens Lane Art Center

Allens Lane Art Center will celebrate the artistry of Gloria Gammage Davis from March 15 to April 13.

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