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With the 2026 tax filing season officially underway, the Philadelphia Department of Revenue has announced that it is expanding its customer service options to make filing easier and faster. more
When sports teams from traditional rivals Germantown Academy and Penn Charter engage, unexpected things can happen. more
“Rare Accidents,” now running at Quintessence Theatre, is an enthusiastic presentation of Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2. more
The board members of Valley Greene Apartments in East Falls have wanted to go solar for nearly a decade. more
Democratic state Rep. Andre Carroll, who represents Germantown, kicked off his re-election campaign at Braid Mill in Germantown on Saturday with several guests. more
Philadelphia is receiving a state grant that will support traffic safety measures on Lincoln Drive, a road that has sparked concern among residents for decades due to its history of crashes, sharp curves, and heavy commuter traffic. more
Jamison Basement Waterproofing, a locally owned and operated company based in Oreland, is celebrating over 35 years of protecting homes across Chestnut Hill and surrounding communities. With more … more
Every time I drive past the top of the hill, I find myself asking the same question: How did Philadelphia allow this to happen? more
On Feb. 11, 2015, the basketball team at Mount St. Joseph Academy defeated Gwynedd Mercy Academy, 29-26, to repeat as champions. Mount St. Joe supporters were destined to wait 11 years until they could celebrate another AACA title. more
In their final Inter-Ac League road game on Feb. 10, the girls of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy came away with a loss but still played some of their best basketball of the season. more
This week in Chestnut Hill Local history more
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Magpie, an antique and vintage home decor shop at 8517 Germantown Ave., celebrated its official opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Feb. 12. more
Red light camera boosters don’t want you to know that in many jurisdictions with red light cameras, accidents and injuries have increased. more
At sunrise on the Springside Chestnut Hill Academy track, you’ll find more than just footsteps — you’ll find a community. more
Germantown residents celebrated Valentine’s Day at the Young Friends of the Preservation Alliance’s yearly “Heart-Showering” event, this year at the Germantown YWCA building. more
With the cost of living skyrocketing, but the desire for well-designed surroundings still important, one has to ask, should I tackle a re-do project on my own, or bite the bullet and hire that pricey professional? more
The most challenging ongoing crises facing classical music, classical musicians, and local audiences who love classical music is the smaller and smaller part it seems to play in American society as a whole. more
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