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When we launched our Idea Labs, earlier this month, we weren't sure how the community would react. We should've known.
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by Daralyse Lyons
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6/18/24
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I joined the Chestnut Hill Local Board when I was 29. To my peers: If we aren't involved, the places and spaces around us won't represent us.
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6/13/24
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My aim, in my new position as the Local’s business growth officer, is to listen – to you.
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5/9/24
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Six months ago, The Local made a happy announcement. It's only gotten better.
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5/2/24
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I have sad news. The Chestnut Hill Local is losing Tom Beck.
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3/14/24
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Times are getting darker for American journalism. That’s why I’m urging all of you to rally around the Chestnut Hill Local.
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2/15/24
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Your support allows the Community Association and the Local to continue making Chestnut Hill special.
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12/7/23
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Three editors from three publications teamed up to produce a shining example of what committed journalists can accomplish when they work together – no matter how small, or under-resourced, their news organizations may be.
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Carla Robinson
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12/1/23
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Twelve years ago, the Philadelphia Water Department received accolades for its 25-year plan. But now we find it may not be enough.
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by Carla Robinson, Editor
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11/29/23
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I am gratified by the number of inquiries we have received into how the Chestnut Hill Local has been managing since John Derr’s departure.
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11/9/23
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I was at the Fall for the Arts Festival on Sunday, working at the Chestnut Hill Local booth, when a woman told me she was worried about the Local's future.
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10/12/23
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As our readers now know, John Derr is leaving the Chestnut Hill Local after serving as its publisher for the past five years.
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10/12/23
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It was five years ago this month that I became the publisher of the Chestnut Hill Local. For me, it’s been an eventful period.
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10/5/23
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I’m asking you to write and tell me what you think. After all, this is your newspaper.
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by Carla Robinson
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9/14/23
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Summer in Northwest Philadelphia can look and feel a lot like a post-Rapture Earth. Suddenly, neighbors have disappeared.
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by John Derr, Publisher
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7/6/23
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