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The reality is this: Artificial intelligence is already well out of the box. While there should be clear guardrails — our elected officials are perilously perched behind the eightball on this — AI is here to stay. more
Where were you on 9/11? This year is the 25th anniversary of that horrendous day in 2001, and the Local is looking for your remembrances, to be published in our Sept. 10 issue. more
Over the past few weeks, many readers have notified us that the mailed copy of the Local has arrived late or, in some cases, not at all. We want to let you know that we are on this! more
When most people think about inflation, they think about groceries, gasoline, housing or electricity. But another form of inflation is quietly making Pennsylvania more expensive. more
Celebrating our 68th year as a community newspaper, we have renewed optimism and are writing our next chapter to ensure the newspaper continues on solid footing. more
Next Tuesday, May 19, is primary election day in Pennsylvania, and there are a number of candidates and issues to consider for voters in Northwest Philadelphia and southeastern Montgomery County. more
More than once, we’ve described on this page just how hard it is to keep the Local afloat at a time when two and a half newspapers, mostly weeklies like ours, are dying every week in this country. more
It’s a lucky March for us and we couldn’t be more thrilled. more
It has been several weeks since our last update about the health of the newspaper. more
When people ask me how I’m doing, I find myself saying the same thing.“I’m great. Except for the world burning down around me.” more
Traditionally, it is the time of year when the Chestnut Hill Community Association holds its Annual Appeal to raise funds for our programs, events and operations. This year is different. more
In the Oct. 23 issue, I shared the urgency felt by the Chestnut Hill Community Association (CHCA) and the Chestnut Hill Local staff about being able to publish our weekly community newspaper week after week. more
Councilmember Cindy Bass’s column, “Community is more important than profits,” (Chestnut Hill Local, Nov. 6) claims that raising redevelopment and accountability after the death of Kada Scott is opportunism. It is not. more
If having our community paper means something to you, read on and buckle up. We need you. more
Living in Northwest Philadelphia for the last 16 years, I have come to believe ours is a community that embodies the spirit of “brotherly love.” more
Abby Weiss joined the Chestnut Hill Local on July 7. On Friday, Sept. 12, she joined me on G-Town Radio’s “A Local Lens” to talk about her experiences as the Local’s new environmental reporter. more
On Friday, Aug. 8, in a departure from our traditionally scheduled programming, the marketing and internship coordinator for the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association (PNA) Chris Kazlauskas, interviewed me on G-town Radio, 92.9 FM. more
Gone are the days of seemingly limitless news budgets and bullpens overflowing with reporters. We’ve moved to a new era. more
Both started their journalism careers at a young age. The Local thrust them into the deep end. more
Over the last five years, life has gotten more expensive. So has operating a business. more
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