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Philadelphia City Council, in passing two “nuisance-business” bills seems to have missed the biggest nuisance business of all, by far. more
Crime has decreased in 2025. That’s based on statistics collected from police department websites throughout Philadelphia and the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. more
What a day for our community! Once again, we came together to celebrate the season and the spirit that makes our neighborhood so special. more
I recently read an article on gratitude. In addition to the reasons given for which to be thankful, another would be giving thanks for all the animal life in the world. more
Have you ever had trouble getting a doctor’s appointment when you really needed one? Maybe you had to go to the ER instead? more
Big Tech is spending hundreds of billions of dollars in the global race for AI dominance. It must never be at the expense of the citizens of Pennsylvania. more
Recently, I became aware of the passing of author, social activist Rabbi Arthur Waskow, who packed a lot of punch into his 92 years. more
In her Chestnut Hill Local op-ed (11/6/2025), Councilwoman Bass claims to be a “champion” of responsible development, guided by what the community supports. Her self-serving statement attempts to cover her mistakes. more
With deep sadness, I read both Councilperson Bass and Anthony Fullard’s opinion articles in last week’s issue of the Local (Nov. 6). more
We need to prevent AI data centers from accessing public electricity and water in Pennsylvania. more
If you want to protect birds and other animals, you have to protect their source of food, namely, bugs. more
Just wanted to say that Bill Valerio and his team at Woodmere Art Museum have done a spectacular job with Maguire Hall. more
As a member of the community served by the Chestnut Hill Local, it was heartwarming to witness 700-plus local citizens participate in the historic celebration of No Kings. more
Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has introduced the Stop Trashing Our Air Act. This bill will end the incineration of Philly’s trash in Chester. more
If the Legislature does not ban electric scooters from Pennsylvania’s roads many children will be maimed and killed. more
The Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library celebrate a long wished for and advocated development: the return of Saturday hours at our local branch library. more
It’s easy to feel discouraged about government today but Springfield Township actually stands out for good Democratic leadership. more
Charlie and I were filled with great sadness upon learning of the passing of Tommy the Cat on July 13, 2025. more
I greatly appreciate the article written by David Gest of the Conservancy on the topic of “by right” development. more
Thank you for such a beautiful piece on the inspiring walkers of Wissahickon Valley Park. more
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