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There are quite a lot of camp options for school-aged children, but what about the pre-k and kindergarten crew? Don’t worry. more
Celebrating her 102nd birthday with her family on Feb. 16 is Lucy Nemetz, a resident at Spring Mill Pointe, a senior living community in Lafayette Hill. more
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The American Camp Association suggests 10 questions you should ask to help select the overnight camp that will best suit your child. more
Whether it’s recent or longstanding, personal or cultural, history will certainly be on everyone’s minds at the 2026 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show when it opens at the end of February. more
The Elgarts have spent decades devoting themselves to cycling — on roads, tracks, and mountains. more
Giesberg will be at Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion on Feb. 21 at 3 p.m. to discuss and sign copies of her book, which was published last year. more
This week in Chestnut Hill Local history more
The options available for day camps are almost dizzying. more
Just about every movie ever made about summer sleepaway camp includes a scene with one common element: tears. more
The Night Kitchen Bakery & Cafe has never been shy about promoting causes. more
“Chicory” is a broad term to describe a slew of cool-weather bitter greens — from Belgian endive to radicchio and escarole. more
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) has unveiled its top 10 gardening trends for 2026. more
When COVID-19 hit Philadelphia, residents lost jobs, income, and educational progress. One of the less recognized downstream effects, however, was an increase in “period poverty.” more
When someone is murdered, the ripple effects of the homicide extend far and wide. That is why EMIR Healing Center aims to provide support for everyone impacted by a murder. more
“Progress.” more
My lunch is usually an unremarkable period in the day where little drama unfolds outside the occasional morsel skittering off the plate, landing on the floor, and me trying to retrieve it before our cat, Huey, absconds with it. more
Valentine’s Day dinners out on the town can be special. But it’s also fun to stay in and enjoy a home-cooked, romantic meal. more
Medicare kicks in for most of us when we turn 65 and our introduction often begins with the “Welcome to Medicare” visit. more
If the Association for the Study of African American Life and History ever needed proof that its mission was as vital as ever, the stripping of the President’s House was likely the kind of rallying cry members never wanted to hear. more
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