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The Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library will raise funds during an evening of fun and friendly competition at the Battle of the Book Clubs Trivia Night on Saturday, Feb. 28. more
The 9th Democratic Ward, which represents Chestnut Hill and parts of Mt. Airy, has decided not to endorse a candidate running for Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District. more
Friends of Pastorius Park has secured all the funds for a significant ecological rehabilitation project, thanks to local donors and a recently awarded state grant. more
The Federal Election Commission has released end-of-year campaign finance reports for candidates running for the seat of retiring U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans. more
As Valentine’s Day approaches — a time when many people are seeking companionship or exploring new romantic relationships online — AARP Pennsylvania is urging older adults to stay alert for romance scams. more
Foliage, a plant store at 8139 Germantown Ave. in Chestnut Hill, is closing. 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
“Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” is looking for a few good landmarks, with a deadline of Feb. 28. more
Bird enthusiasts of all experience levels in the Philadelphia region are invited to participate in the “Great Backyard Bird Count” from Feb. 13-16. more
This week in Chestnut Hill Local history more
Legislation that would make it easier for Philadelphians to inherit their family homes has been introduced in Philadelphia City Council. more
Mount Saint Joseph Academy has been named “Top Catholic College Preparatory School 2026” by Education Insider Magazine. more
The following is for crimes reported from Feb. 2 to Feb. 8. more
Artist & Craftsman Supply will close its Chestnut Hill location at 7926 Germantown Ave. more
Hundreds of people assembled at Mother Bethel AME Church for POWER Interfaith’s Philadelphia Affordability Summit on Feb. 1, including members from 16 congregations in the Northwest. more
Last fall, a developer withdrew an application to build an artificial intelligence data center in nearby Plymouth Township over a legal issue. more
Following the School District of Philadelphia’s announcement of proposed school closures under its facilities plan, several community engagement sessions were held at Northwest Philadelphia schools. more
More than 30 congregations, representing Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and other faith traditions, joined at Mother Bethel AME Church on Feb. 1 for the Philadelphia Affordability Summit. more
The following is for crimes reported from Jan. 18 to Feb. 1. more
This winter, Walk Around Philadelphia marks its 10th anniversary by stepping into a new phase of growth. more
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