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"Up to this point, we have had structure. We have had teachers who corrected us. Coaches who demanded effort. Brothers who held us accountable." more
As executive director of Family Promise of Philadelphia, I see firsthand how quickly families can lose housing stability. more
Don’t try to pigeonhole the band RUNA, which performs for the Pastorius Park concert series Wednesday, June 24. more
"Here, the job title of teacher is far beyond teaching. Throughout each essay, through each math assessment, through each project, I’m challenged and supported." more
For Sam Markow, the path to his new stand at Chestnut Hill’s Market at the Fareway began when he was a kid, baking alongside his mom, Peg. more
Psychiatrist Dr. Franklin Maleson, who has lived in Chestnut Hill for 31 years, is rather modest considering his pioneering achievements as a U.S. Army doctor treating drug-addicted Vietnam War veterans. more
When working with design clients, I am always intrigued with how their design styles are chosen, and the process with which the aesthetics of a space are selected. more
"The Mount has not only taught us to be writers of essays and research papers, but writers of life. We write every day, not just in the words we jot down, but in the actions we take." more
Chestnut Hill College’s nursing program will host a free Community Health Fair on Friday, June 19, from 10 a.m. to noon at Grace Christian Assembly, 610 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave. more
"If I could give you one piece of advice to take home tonight, I would encourage you to see the good in all things." more
“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” now running at Stagecrafters Theater, grabs your attention from the get-go. more
"Saul is a unique school, and every person who comes here has had their own unique experience. It’s not just anywhere can you do precalculus in one class, and help birth a sheep in the next." more
"After four years, I have realized that the most influential people in this class, the ones who changed me the most, are those who were entirely themselves." more
Transport to a fantastical land on Saturday, June 27, and visit the Philly Fairy Festival at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education. more
The city is accepting applications through June 26 for neighborhood beautification projects designed to strengthen communities. more
Coming up with a name can be one of the most challenging parts of forming a musical act. Every once in a while, though, a group strikes gold. more
Thank you so much for the article (“Former model/actor exhibits artistic beauty on Hill,” June 4). I’d say the exhibit was a success! more
On June 1, 1998, a meeting was held behind closed doors to determine policy concerning deer, which set the stage for a relentless persecution of innocent animals who have committed no crime. more
Mt. Airy resident David Dimmack never met Mahatma Gandhi, one of the world’s most influential spiritual leaders of the 20th century, but Dimmack, 76, came close in a way. more
The board of the Chestnut Hill Community Centre (CHCC) held an event at Matines Café on June 10 to raise funds for the next phase of renovations to the building at 8419 Germantown Ave. more
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