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One of the most memorable people in our community is Michele Haines, 83, the beret-wearing native of France and civil rights activist who founded Spring Mill Cafe 48 years ago. more
The Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society is presenting a concert Friday featuring the Volterra Project Trio at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 22 E. Chestnut Hill Ave., in Chestnut Hill. more
A group of scientists and researchers who continued a national environmental study after the Trump Administration disbanded it will give members of the public a chance to comment on the project next week. more
Maintenance work on the Bells Mill Road bridge in Wissahickon Valley Park, including concrete and stone repairs to the bridge structure, was to begin on Monday, March 16. more
This week in Chestnut Hill Local history more
Woodmere is presenting a rarely seen film March 24, “Torch Singer,” starring Claudette Colbert. more
To submit a photo, email: editor@chestnuthilllocal.com. more
I have a question about speed cameras in school zones. more
Until a few weeks ago, the last time Mount St. Joseph Academy won the Catholic Academies basketball championship was in 2015. more
Don’t we all love to travel back in time? The year was 1986, and my interior architecture and design firm was in its infancy. more
The ongoing pharmacy closure crisis in Pennsylvania has become an alarming issue for communities throughout the Commonwealth. more
After several false starts — the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and a devastating fire in 2023 — OMC is now moving forward with plans to build a playground for students. more
Amid the planned school closures announced by the Philadelphia School District in January, parents and teachers at Fitler Academics Plus School in Germantown are advocating strongly for their school to remain open. more
If you were looking for a place to celebrate the beginning of St. Patrick’s week in Philadelphia, the Commodore John Barry Arts and Cultural Center in Mt. Airy was the place to be Sunday afternoon. more
Picture yourself in a comfy little pub in Ireland’s rural County Leitrim in the 1990s. more
Parents have lots of options at their disposal when choosing summer camps for their children. more
Late winter may seem like an odd time for families to begin thinking about summer camp, but parents with a history of arranging summer camp experiences for their children know spots typically fill up long before the first day of spring. more
Philadelphia City Council has passed legislation that would establish a temporary moratorium on the unlicensed breeding, sale and transfer of puppies within city limits. more
Plymouth Meeting Friends School has announced that Matthew Bradley has transitioned from interim head of the school to the permanent head. more
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