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Dora Bryan and Rita Tushingham play mother and daughter in Tony Richardson’s groundbreaking film “A Taste of Honey,” which screens April 1 at Woodmere.

'A Taste of Honey' screens British New Wave in Chestnut Hill

When Chestnut Hill Film Group screens “A Taste of Honey” at Woodmere on April 1, audiences will have a chance to rediscover a significant British film. more

by Heather Sloan Gray | 3/27/25

Sip, paint, create

Local artist Jasmine Benns will lead “Brush and Brew: A Creative Evening,” a night of painting, tea sipping and creativity. more

3/27/25

Mar 27, 2025 issue

3/27/25

Wyndmoor resident Rashied Amon opened SOOK Vinyl & Vintage, the only Black-owned record store in Philadelphia, in mid-December.

Mt. Airy’s vinyl haven curates Black culture

SOOK Vinyl & Vintage is much more than Philadelphia's only Black-owned record store. more

by Len Lear | 3/26/25

Cliff and Nancy Hence’s yard has a marker from the National Wildlife Federation indicating that it is a certified wildlife habitat.

Weeds or habitat? Local pair tackle city code

Cliff and Nancy Hence were surprised by a $75 fine from the city for “high weeds, bushes.” more

by Maggie Dougherty | 3/26/25

Dozens of Charles W. Henry School parents joined a nationwide protest Wednesday about the proposed elimination of the U.S. Department of Education.

Henry parents protest cuts

Dozens of Charles W. Henry School parents joined a nationwide protest against President Donald Trump's proposed elimination of the U.S. Department of Education. more

by Tommy Tucker and Maggie Dougherty | 3/26/25

Mount St. Joe junior Gabby Clair takes a center draw with Gwynedd's Maddie Miller.

Mount lacrosse staves off late Gwynedd comeback in AACA opener

After playing a few scrimmages and going 1-1 in a pair of non-league games, Mount St. Joseph Academy's lacrosse squad opened its season. more

by Tom Utescher | 3/26/25

Anthony Charles Albrecht, Sr.

Anthony Charles Albrecht, Sr., age 94, of Bethesda, Maryland, died on March 15th, 2025, after a brief illness. more

3/25/25

Mar 25, 2025 issue

3/25/25

Go-To Guide: Bakeries, Cafes and Coffee Shops

Looking for a local bakery, café or coffee shop? Here's the rundown of places to try in the Northwest and Eastern Montco. Philadelphia CHESTNUT HILL Baker Street … more

3/22/25

Go-To Guide: Attractions

The Wissahickon Valley is home to an incredible natural setting as well as a vibrant arts community. Hike a trail, visit a garden or museum or take in a locally-produced show or concert. It's … more

3/22/25

Go-To Guide: Sweet Treats & Specialty Shops

There's nothing better on a hot summer day than a delicious ice cream, frozen yogurt or smoothie. Here's your best bets for sweet spots in the Northwest. Philadelphia CHESTNUT … more

3/22/25

Go-To Guide: Restaurants and Pubs

The northwest and surrounding communities boast an electic array of dining options with a wide variety of cuisines. This list is your guide to it all - from where to get a great sandwich to … more

3/22/25

Mar 20, 2025 issue

3/20/25

Crime Report

The following is for crimes reported for the period from March 10 to March 16. more

3/20/25

What began as a routine dog walk turned into an unexpected neighborhood rescue operation when Springfield resident Luke Angus and his 3-year-old daughter Lily spotted a neighbor and daughter gazing up at a cat stranded 75 feet high in a tree. They witnessed a dramatic rescue response from Springfield police (including the officer pictured above with Lily), and fire trucks from both Wyndmoor and Flourtown, with firefighters needing an extended ladder to reach the feline. "Bar none, it was our most eventful dog walk!" Angus said.

A dog walk leads to cat rescue

3/20/25

Cedars House cafe to close

The Cedars House, a cafe situated on Forbidden Drive in the Wissahickon Valley Park, has announced its permanent closure on March 23. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 3/20/25

Supporters of legalizing cannabis rally outside the state Capitol in Harrisburg.

State’s weed lobby spends $1.6M for recreational use

Pro-cannabis interests spent at least $1.6 million lobbying the Pennsylvania legislature in 2024 as lawmakers weighed a legalization scheme. more

by Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA | 3/20/25

Residents attending a meeting to discuss SEPTA’s mixed-use development plan at Germantown station told officials the need for affordable housing is paramount.

Germantown dreams big for SEPTA station site

Germantown residents packed into an event room on March 11 to share their thoughts on SEPTA’s mixed-use development plan at Germantown station. more

by Tommy Tucker | 3/20/25

Wrong number, right career: 58 years with Len Lear

Len Lear, features editor for the Chestnut Hill Local, got his start in journalism by dialing a wrong number. more

by Daralyise Lyons | 3/20/25

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