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Eliza Meersman (above with favorite dog Charlie) hopes to raise lots of money at the Sept. 21 event for Lucky Pups Rescue.

Teen fundraisers are diamonds in the ‘ruff’

Like lots of people, Ethan Gold and Eliza Meersman, both juniors at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, love dogs. more

by Len Lear | 9/18/25

Dr. Samta Amin’s new role at KeystoneCare ushers in the company’s “first foray into community palliative care.”

Dr. Samta Amin brings palliative care to the community

Dr. Samta Amin, a physician specializing in palliative care, joined KeystoneCare in August. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 9/18/25

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant suddenly closed its Chestnut Hill location on Wednesday morning, Sept. 10.

Iron Hill Brewery abruptly closes Chestnut Hill restaurant location

Chestnut Hill residents were surprised Wednesday morning, Sept. 10, to find Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant permanently closed. more

by Tommy Tucker | 9/17/25

Shoplifting and robbery incidents on the Avenue

On Sept. 5, a pair of shoplifting and robbery incidents affected Chestnut Hill business owners, who say both were committed by the same suspect. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 9/11/25

Much of Whitemarsh Pharmacy looks more like a clothing and jewelry boutique than a pharmacy, thanks to pharmacist Sherri Leon.

Independent pharmacy also a boutique

Sherri Leon, a pharmacist who has operated the 50-year-old Whitemarsh Pharmacy in Lafayette Hill for the past eight years, has figured out a unique formula that keeps her pharmacy thriving. more

by Len Lear | 9/11/25

Iron Hill Brewery abruptly closes Chestnut Hill Location

Chestnut Hill residents were surprised Wednesday morning to find Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant permanently closed. more

by Tommy Tucker | 9/10/25

Clover Market offers shoppers the opportunity to get away from their screens and meet the makers in person.

Rolling in clover at Clover Market

Clover Market, now in its 16th year, was the brainchild of Janet Long, who envisioned an outdoor festival of goods that would occupy the sweet spot between flea markets and high-end arts-and-craft shows. more

by Anndee Hochman | 9/4/25

Parisians Arthur and Amanda de Bruc will be moving Matines Café to 23 W. Highland Ave.

Matines Café changing to larger location

As soon as Matines Café opened on Nov. 10, 2022, owners Arthur and Amanda de Bruc were met with business — and lots of it. Yet, a problem soon emerged. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 8/27/25

Danielle Jowdy, owner of Zsa’s Ice Cream, has operated the brick-and-mortar shop since 2018.

Zsa’s provides update: looking for buyer

The announcement that Zsa’s Ice Cream would close at the end of 2025 broke a lot of hearts. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 8/21/25

Rashied Amon owns Philadelphia’s only Black-owned record store, SOOK Vinyl & Vintage in Mt. Airy.

Local entrepreneurs celebrate National Black Business Month

As August winds down, plenty of local entrepreneurs are celebrating a successful National Black Business Month. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 8/21/25

Thanks to Gordon Ramsay, new signage inside the restaurant equals new branding.

Bruno’s serves fixins on ‘Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service’

Bruno’s, the popular 36-year-old, three-meals-a-day, seven-days-a-week classic malt shop with a jukebox (who has that anymore?) on Germantown Pike serves up frothy classics such as milkshakes, root beer floats, and banana splits. more

by Len Lear | 8/21/25

Rachel Amin, client relations manager for Kith Care, poses with two seniors who use the company’s services.

Kith Care creates tailored approach to aging

When Liz Dunleavy founded the local elder care organization Kith Care in 2015, she selected a meaningful name. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 8/14/25

Borscht Belt kitchen staff outside the new space at Market at the Fareway on opening day, July 31.

The Borscht Belt opens in Chestnut Hill

The Borscht Belt Delicatessen opened in the Market at the Fareway on Thursday, July 31, dishing out sandwiches and American Jewish deli food. more

by Lucy Tobier | 8/6/25

After 50 years on the Hill, Campbell's Place will close its doors for good.

Campbell’s Place says farewell to Chestnut Hill

The July 24 message on Campbell’s Place’s Facebook page came as a surprise to many Hillers: “After more than 17 years of memories, meals, and moments shared, the time has come for us to close our doors.” more

by Brian Nelson | 7/31/25

Carol Jones volunteers at Hilltop Books, a store run by Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library.

Here’s where to recycle or find used items in Philly

Launched in late June, resourcePhilly.org includes an interactive map of businesses in Mt. Airy, Chestnut Hill, and other Philadelphia neighborhoods, where residents can donate, reuse, or buy sustainable items. more

by Abby Weiss | 7/31/25

Team Whetzel real estate agents from left to right: James McFadden, Nanci Fitzgerald, Kim Whetzel, Rebecca Morley, and Ellen Hass.

Philadelphia’s busiest real estate groups call the northwest home

In 2024, several of Philadelphia’s most successful real estate groups focused on the sizzling Northwest Philadelphia market and were rewarded for their hard work, ranking in the top five firms in the city and state. more

by Lucy Tobier | 7/31/25

Jackson Galka, owner of North Star MMA, stands in front of stained glass at St. Michael’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mt. Airy, the new home of his business.

North Star MMA breaks holy ground in new location

Looking in the stained glass from the outside, you wouldn't imagine that inside is a mixed martial arts gym. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 7/24/25

Villavillekula prepares for the Royal Rummage Sidewalk Sale.

The Royal Rummage sidewalk sale celebrates 60 years

The Royal Rummage Sidewalk Sale returns to Germantown Avenue July 25 to 27 for Chestnut Hill’s summer tradition of sales, food and fun. more

by Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer | 7/24/25

Jan Wilson owned Cafette, a BYOB restaurant on the Hill for 21 years. For the last decade she has run Chestnut Hill Family Acupuncture Clinic.

Former Cafette owner praised for ‘jab’ well done

In 1995, Jan Wilson was in a horrific car accident. She tried acupuncture -- and that led to a new Chestnut Hill business. more

by Len Lear | 7/10/25

Multiple businesses at Market at the Fareway recently closed, but planning is underway to fill the open spots.

Businesses say goodbye and hello to Chestnut Hill

Hoser’s served its final dish on July 1, and several other businesses are coming and going from the Hill. more

by Brian Nelson and Lucy Tobier | 7/3/25

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