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A rendering of the planned restoration of the theater's historic marquis
Quintessence completes final purchase of Sedgwick Theater
After four years of trying, Quintessence Theatre Group has finally completed the purchase of the historic Sedgwick Theater building, securing a permanent home for the classical repertory company and … more
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Shock and support: Local leaders respond to Biden's exit
President Joe Biden announced he will end his bid for reelection Sunday, ending a tumultuous second race for the White House. more
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Supporters of the national nonprofit Living Beyond Breast Cancer gathered at the home of Matt and Megan Rutt last Wednesday in preparation for the group’s big fall event, the Butterfly Ball. Pictured here are supporters who also subscribe to The Local.
Butterfly supporters
CHCA Agenda
Thursday, July 25, 7 p.m., CHCA Board of Directors Meeting more
MAAG controversy resolved, no discrimination found
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission found insufficient evidence of discrimination at the Mt. Airy Art Garage. more
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Detweiler redevelopment project is 'too close for comfort'
The Philadelphia Historical Commission's architecture committee voted unanimously to reject a five-story apartment development across the street from the Chestnut Hill Hotel. more
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Nnennia Chikaodili Esther Mazagwu, of Chestnut Hill, demonstrates the “Rest in Repose” creation, a zero-gravity rocker that distributes body weight evenly and reduces pressure on the spine, simulating the sensation of weightlessness.
Chestnut Hill designer wins recognition in global competition
Inventive creativity comes naturally to Nnennia Chikaodili Esther Mazagwu. more
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Pool maintenance attendant Mr. King Jr. prepares for crowds at the Pleasant playground pool in Mt. Airy, which is opening two hours early – at 11 a.m. instead of 1 p.m. – as long as the heat advisory is in effect.
Scorching heat hits the Northwest
Whether it’s walking the dog early, opting to stay inside all day or heading to a local pool to cool off, residents across Northwest Philadelphia tried to cope. more
Bethlehem Pike is one lane now!!!!!?? (social media post)
Road work brings relief, and headaches
The transformation of the section of Bethlehem Pike in Flourtown from a four-lane roadway to a freshly paved three-lane street has elicited a range of reviews. more
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Crime Report
The following report is for crimes reported in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy for the period from July 7 to July 14. more
CHCA Agenda
Thursday, July 25, 7 p.m., CHCA Board of Directors Meeting more
Mobile dehumidifiers have been installed at Lovett Memorial Library to help reduce the facility's humidity levels, which have reached the mid-70s.
Humidity closures at Lovett
The library has faced repeated closures this year due to indoor humidity issues. more
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The Chestnut Hill West regional rail line is, due to its historically low ridership rates, particularly vulnerable to service cuts.
State budget shorts SEPTA; NW braces for transit cuts
Residents of Northwest Philadelphia are bracing for potential cuts to regional rail and bus lines as SEPTA grapples with a state budget shortfall. more
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Weavers Way has launched an innovative funding program to go solar with its new Germantown store – something General Manager Jon Roesser hopes to replicate in the future.
A sunny new outlook appears for Weavers Way
With a big flat roof on its new supermarket in Germantown, the Weavers Way grocery co-op is going solar. more
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Martha Sharkey (right), founder of local nonprofit, Today is a Good Day, which provides personal and financial support for families with babies in Neonatal Intensive Care Units, receives a $100,000 donation from the Kelsey-Naylor Family Foundation. It was secured for TIAGD by Wyndmoor residents Mandy (left) and Chuck Marion.
Wyndmoor nonprofit raises $100,000 for NICU babies
"We want to serve more NICU families during their difficult days," said Martha Sharkey. more
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Crime Report
The following is for crimes reported in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy for the period from July 1 to July 7. more
Graduates of Mount Saint Joseph Academy and their families celebrated the Flourtown school’s 165th baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies last month at Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Norristown. “The Mount has given us everything we need to be the future leaders and founders of our society,” school valedictorian Caitlin Biddle said in her speech to the 112-member graduating class. At left, graduate Aubrei Ranile (with flowers) celebrates with her family. Aderinsola Adegboyega (center) receives congratulations from Sister Charlene Diorka, SSJ, president of Mount Saint Joseph Academy. At right, Kat Dougherty and Julia Fede pose with their diplomas.
Mount Saint Joseph Academy honors 112 graduates at 165th commencement ceremony
Mt. Airy Baseball, a community institution for almost 40 years, is one of a few local Little League programs that continues to thrive.
Mt. Airy Baseball: Preserving a neighborhood gem
Mt. Airy Baseball is preparing to celebrate its 40th anniversary next year. more
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Megan Rath gives a “thumbs up” at the summit of Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, which she climbed in May of this year.
Summit training at the Cricket Club
Megan Rath is preparing for another grueling training session. more
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Summer camps offer options
If your youngsters aren’t already scheduled to the max with summer activities, here are a few camp options that offer diverse opportunities to play, learn and lead. more
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