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Community fair at historic RittenhouseTown
Historic RittenhouseTown is set to host its 2nd Annual Town Fair On Saturday, June 3rd, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. more
Cruz' two children, Yvie and Kate (left to right), help her with her dog training business. “My children and I started off walking Barley,” Cruz said.
Unique Mt. Airy summer camp unleashed on local kids
As a child, I would have loved to go to a unique summer day camp like Dog Savvy Kids. more
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CHCA agenda
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Comcast opens application period for small business grants
Small business owners looking for financial help and advice are invited to apply for this year’s round of Comcast RISE initiative grants, which award $5,000 to local entrepreneurs. more
The “88” in 88 Crew stands for “Heil Hitler.” H is the 8th letter of the alphabet.
Racist stickers reappear, this time in Mt. Airy, Germantown
Racist stickers similar to those distributed in Wyndmoor in February and then in Chestnut Hill in April made their way to Germantown and Mt. Airy last week. more
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Crime Report
The following report is for crimes reported in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy for the period from May 21-May 28. more
Bass zoning bill would protect historic G-town homes
Three years after Germantown neighbors organized to influence the city’s zoning code to save their historic properties, City Councilmember Cindy Bass introduced their proposed bill to City Council. more
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The shooting aboard the Route 23 bus that killed 15-year-old Randy Mills, of Mt. Airy, at 11 p.m., Wednesday, May 24, happened near Germantown’s central business district – about two blocks from Germantown Friends School, Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books, and Maker’s Pizza.
Residents rattled as teen killed by shooter on 23 bus
For people who live in Germantown and are regular riders of the Route 23 SEPTA bus, the shooting of a passenger Wednesday, May 24, came as a shock, but not a surprise. more
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The two-month-long street closure of the block of Highland Avenue that runs by Kilian’s Hardware store may finally be coming to an end. According to Henry O’Reilly, owner of the property at 30 W. Highland Ave., which is now being developed into a series of townhouses, the site contractor anticipates having the street work finished sometime this week. “After that, there’s one more plan that the city has to give us the okay on,” he said. “We anticipate being able to open the street back up and then, at some future date, have to close it again for the city sewer tie-in.” O’Reilly said the project has been slowed by the fact that the ground underneath much of Chestnut Hill is very rocky – replete with its trademark Wissahickon Schist. “That’s Chestnut Hill,” he said. “There’s a lot of rock there.” The project replaces what had been a roughly 5,000-square-foot office building on a .4-acre site with a 10,000-square- foot complex of eight townhouses, each of which has a two-car garage.
Road closure ending?
The two-month-long street closure of the block of Highland Avenue that runs by Kilian’s Hardware store may finally be coming to an end. more
Crime Report
The following report is for crimes reported in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy for the period from May 15 - 21.  more
Both the Chestnut Hill Post Office (8225 Germantown Ave.) and Chestnut Hill Starbucks (above, at 8515 Germantown Ave.) were broken into Friday morning between the hours of 5 a.m. and 6 a.m., the Philadelphia Police Department told the Local in a statement Monday afternoon. Police have no word on whether anything was stolen from either property. The Northwest Detectives Division is investigating both break-ins.
Break-ins on the Avenue
About 4,594 of Springfield Township’s 15,592 registered voters turned out for the May 16 primary election.
Springfield Township primary offers quiet prelude to November
With low turnout and many candidates running unopposed, the May primary was hardly a sizzling lead-up to the general election. more
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Cresheim Village residents spruce up train station
Residents from Mt. Airy gathered at the Richard Allen Lane train station on Sunday for a Community Planting & Pizza Day event. more
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SCH robotics juniors, from left to right: Cameron Lyon, Devin Gibson, Karina Chan van der Helm and Shaun Gupte
Innovative drone earns SCH team top prize
Four juniors at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy clinched first place in the inaugural Mid-Atlantic AeroSpace Robotics Challenge. more
Megan Maguire Nicoletti, of the Maguire Foundation, and John Soroko, on behalf of the William B. Dietrich Foundation, help cut the opening ribbon at Woodmere's new outdoor art garden.
Woodmere Art Museum unveils new landscape
Woodmere Art Museum celebrated the completion of its landscape project in Woodmere's Outdoor Wonder (WOW). more
CHCA Agenda
For week of May 22, 2023 more
The Local chosen for national “Lab for Journalism Funding”
The Chestnut Hill Local was selected along with 15 other news organizations from across the United States and Canada. more
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Cherelle Parker. Photo by Jared Piper
NW residents Cherelle Parker and Nina Ahmad poised to go to City Hall
Northwest Philadelphia residents Cherelle Parker and Nina Ahmad won their primary races for mayor and city council at large. more
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Councilmember Cindy Bass kicked off her reelection campaign Saturday at Dare to Imagine Church in East Mt. Airy.
Bass narrowly defeats Anderson-Oberman, wins 8th district Democratic primary
Bass won the race despite being beaten overwhelmingly in Chestnut Hill’s 9th ward, which had the highest turnout in the city. more
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Germantown shooting leaves campaign canvasser dead
A 46-year-old man who was canvassing for One PA, a progressive political organization, was fatally shot by a fellow canvasser on Monday last week in Germantown. more
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