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“Accurate information and meaningful opportunities to participate.” more
I just read Sam Beckett’s article called “Your Move or Mine? The Mystery of Sidewalk Courtesy,” and I was charmed to find it wasn’t simply a complaint or a prescription for better behavior. more
On Nov. 18, the Philadelphia City Council Environment Committee will vote on a contract to spend up to seven more years incinerating Philadelphia trash at the Reworld plant in Chester more
It was not only a sweep at the top of the ticket, but also deep, deep, deep into the weeds to governmental positions up and down the ballot. more
The Chestnut Hill Local article, “Pa. issues ‘do not eat’ advisory, cancels Wissahickon trout stocking,” highlights a disturbing reality: Pennsylvania’s waterways are becoming too contaminated to safely eat their fish. more
AI data centers can impose serious environmental and quality-of-life costs on the communities where they are built. more
With a craven desire for more taxpayers’ money, the Pennsylvania Senate passed Senate Bill 509, arming municipal police with radar guns. Radar is 100% for the money and 0% for safety. more
SEPTA’s new Accelerate vision offers much to welcome. more
American biologist, ecologist and entomologist E.O. Wilson said, “The human species is an environmental hazard.” more
Thank you for the article about Laurada Byers’ memoir. I still remember Russell, hilarious and warm and the life of the party! … more
AI data centers can impose serious environmental and quality-of-life costs on the communities where they are built. more
Len Lear hit it out of the ballpark with the Jamie Polson story. Polson, a local musician, wrote a vulnerable song about suicide called “I’m Glad You’re Here.” more
Three of Chestnut Hill’s Registered Community Organizations have worked together to create a new model for the Philadelphia Zoning Code’s advisory development review process in Chestnut Hill. more
I want to send you my heartfelt thanks for the amazing article you wrote about Ted in the Chestnut Hill Local. more
Chestnut Hill College recently hosted two memorable days of events celebrating the inauguration of Dr. Brian McCloskey as the college’s eighth president. more
The quandary that has burst unexpectedly out into public view is the next significant, bold step up and forward for our very important natural history institution. more
I first met Peter Yeomans in 2003 when he led us to Bududa, Uganda, for a work camp to start a vocation school for children orphaned by AIDS. more
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, my neighbor burst into my kitchen and shouted, “Turn on the television!” I did, and we watched in shock as the horror unfolded on the screen before us. more
On the sunny, clear morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I was sitting with my 2-year-old in the sandbox at the Water Tower when my friend Audrey joined me with her 2-year-old and said that something strange had happened. more
On Aug. 18, 2026, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order that he described as creating the “strictest data center guardrails in the country.” But Pennsylvanians should ask an obvious question: Why now? more
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