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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
I read that our beloved Ben Fairorth died. Like many, I was surprised that he had lived so long. But I guess it takes a lot to extinguish a life force like that one. more
Your article in the Chestnut Hill Local (“A remarkable teacher who almost made it to age 100,” Aug. 13) made us PROUD! more
As a fellow educator for over 50 years, let me please express my condolences for the loss of a teacher who it is clear from your article lived a most impactful life. more
Out of the gate, U.S. Democrat senators, at the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hearing held on July 16, 2026, began a coordinated attack upon state Sen. Douglas Mastriano. more
As our neighbors across Chestnut Hill open their latest property assessment notices, many of us are bracing for yet another hike in our tax burden. more
I am writing this letter to express my sincere appreciation for the honesty and business integrity of Bethany Hartzell Hugghins, owner of Pax Flora Goods. more
It has become more imperative than ever to follow precautions. more
I’m writing to thank Tommy Tucker and the Local for the profile of our restaurant earlier this month. more
It’s been a long time since something tickled my funny bone so much I guffawed and chuckled and then guffawed again. more
It seems so apparent that I am astounded that everyone has not been talking about this for years, an issue so obvious that even my writing about it feels stupidly redundant. more
A beautiful obituary for Emil DeJohn. We were friends for many years, and then I hired him to design a line for me. more
I just came across an article you wrote about my mom, Debbie Souders, on 5/20/2010. She was semi-retired and starting a children’s art school. more
The entire Legislature should be ashamed of how they let the [Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission]...dictate the mandating of electric smart meter installation. more
Thank you very much for the obituary for Phyllis Taylor (“Mt. Airy human rights champion dies of cancer at 84,” July 2). more
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