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Robert Andrew Anderson
Robert Andrew Anderson “Andy” passed away at Foulkeways on March 31, 2025, just weeks shy of his 91 st birthday. more
Jim (right) is seen here circa 1987 with siblings (from left) Bill, of Dallas, Texas; Susan Gillies Ladd, of Coatesville, and John, who lives in Switzerland.
Ex-Hiller, hero, star athlete, dies at 66
James Gillies, a former Chestnut Hill resident, died of heart failure at age 66 at St Luke’s Hospital in Allentown on March 26. more
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OMC students Grace Sprandio (seventh grade), Claudia Fisk and Cara Plover (eighth grade), and Johnny Matthew (fourth grade).
A Catholic surprise on the Hill
The news came around 1 p.m. last Thursday: white smoke from the Sistine Chapel. Leo XIV would ascend to the Catholic church’s helm as the new pope. more
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A Mothers Day gift box offered by Matines Café.
Don't tell mama, but here are some Mother's Day ideas
Though Mother’s Day is just around the corner, some people haven’t made plans... yet. We're here to help. more
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Non-violent peace activist George Lakey has been arrested dozens of times, always with a smile on his face.
Compelling film about peace activist at Ambler Theater
The life story of George Lakey is a chronicle of activism, nonviolent protest and academic leadership. more
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A daily newspaper dies, not because of low circulation
In September 1977, I saw a brief article in the now-defunct Philadelphia Bulletin announcing a new newspaper. more
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“Soil nerd” Allison Houghton will teach a Mt. Airy Learning Tree course, “Spring Foraging Fun in Mt. Airy.”
Mt. Airy ‘soil nerd’ helps you forage for edible plants
Want to expand your palate and save money on food? Mt. Airy's self-described “soil nerd,” Allison Houghton, can help you do that. more
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After eight years of leadership, Eileen Javers steps down from her role as board president of the Chestnut Hill Conservancy.
Eileen Javers — A life of leadership and quiet impact
Stepping down as board president of the Chestnut Hill Conservancy after eight years of leadership, Javers remains on the board and executive committee. more
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Roughly 50,000 square feet of hospitality space was constructed for the Truist Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
PGA Tour set to boost local economy
The PGA Tour’s Truist Championship arrives at the Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon course in Flourtown from May 8-11. more
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Chestnut Hill Conservancy Executive Director David Gest hopes the exhibit exploring the geographic history of the Wissahickon encourages the public to visit the organization’s historic headquarters.
Chestnut Hill Conservancy’s new exhibit maps the Wissahickon
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy’s new exhibition explores the changing landscape of the Wissahickon Valley. more
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‘A Local Lens’ shines a spotlight on advertising
 What makes advertising effective? How do businesses tell their stories? more
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A somewhat hidden treasure
I just received my copy of the Spring 2025 Wissahickon magazine supplement and was delighted to see a great photograph of the home I lived in. more
Thank you to volunteers
When we say, “It takes a village,” you are the ones we are talking about.  more
Photo of Krisheim estate from “Private Gardens of Philadelphia – Lost and Found.”
The comfort of gardens: Landscapes that make a house a home
The gardens of Chestnut Hill grow not just from soil, but from stone. more
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Jake Bevan’s love of gardening and landscaping inspired him to purchase Laurel Hill Gardens.
Laurel Hill Gardens owner plants himself in Chestnut Hill
Jake Bevan acquired the business on Feb. 28. more
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Chestnut HIll Home & Garden Festival
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MAY EVENTS   Fri. May 2, 5-8 pm ARTS & EATS A First Friday fusion of Chestnut Hill’s artistic and culinary scenes. Take in the galleries, restaurants, music and … more
Merakey Total Health is currently demolishing two turn-of-the-century twin homes at 29-31 E. Mt. Airy Ave. to make room for a parking lot.
Three heritage trees razed for Mt. Airy parking lot
Merakey Total Health has begun tearing down two turn-of-the-century twin homes adjacent to its property on East Mt. Airy Avenue to build a parking lot for its customers.  more
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Mary Ann Domanska taught students in a rural Kenyan village a craft called Kumihimo, a traditional way of making braids and cords, often used for decorative purposes.
Local author’s African journey yields magical tale
After volunteering in rural Kenya, West Mt. Airy resident and longtime SCH Academy teacher Mary Ann Domanska has transformed her experience into a children's book. more
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The Local wins statewide advertising sweepstakes award
The Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association Foundation contest is a highly competitive process. more
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Northwest feels the power of Washington’s salute
You can forgive Northwest Philadelphia residents if they feel they are getting a one-fingered salute from Washington. more
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