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A suspect is in custody, charged with kidnapping in relation to the missing 23-year-old woman Kada Scott, who was last seen in Chestnut Hill on Oct. 4. more
The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) has several construction projects in the works around Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy, the agency announced in its quarterly construction newsletter on Sept. 29. more
The following is for crimes reported from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5. more
Pennsylvania health officials are urging residents, including adults and children, to get their annual flu shots. more
October marks the period when Chestnut Hill’s leafy landscape turns into a brilliant mix of red, orange, and yellow. And according to local experts, that transition has started a little early in Pennsylvania. more
Dr. Ala Stanford, founder of the Black Doctors Consortium, announced her campaign for Congress on Oct. 1, running for Pennsylvania’s 3rd congressional district. more
A group of residents at Chestnut Hill Tower (CHT) have formed a neighborhood watch in the wake of what they say are ongoing maintenance issues and recent safety concerns. more
The 9th (Chestnut Hill), 21st (Roxborough and Manayunk), and 22nd (Mt. Airy) Democratic Wards hosted a judicial candidate forum in Mt. Airy on Thursday, Sept. 26. more
Despite the controversy surrounding the new mixed-use construction project at 8623 Germantown Ave., at least one new resident seems perfectly content. more
With eight editions and nearly 600 subscribers, the Philly Talks Trash Quarterly newsletter aims to galvanize readers into helping Philadelphia — and the rest of the world — become zero-waste, and transition toward a more circular economy. more
The following is for crimes reported from Sept. 21 to 28. more
A man was killed after being struck by a train in East Falls on Sept. 25. more
Despite the light drizzle outside, it was as razzle dazzle as a Hollywood red carpet event inside the private dining room of Mt. Airy’s Töska Restaurant & Brewery. more
Alden Park Tenants Association President Kadi Ashby was a driving factor in the group’s formation earlier this year. Now, Alden’s management has denied her lease renewal. more
Wissahickon Trails has installed new trail signs on the popular Green Ribbon Trail to improve visitor safety and navigation along its pathway. more
Autumn is boom time for fairs and festivals, and nowhere hosts a better show than Northwest Philadelphia, the green heart of our city. more
District Attorney Larry Krasner hosted the second “Be the Light, Bring the Light” town hall Sept. 17 at Grace Baptist Church in Germantown. more
The following is for crimes reported from Sept. 15 to Sept. 21. more
Applications are open for a Philadelphia grant program that funds public space improvement projects. more
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