|
As we honor the McCauslands, Bonnie and Peter, Chris and Elizabeth, we appreciate their impact on Chestnut Hill now and far into its future.
more
by Shirley Hanson
|
6/1/22
|
|
City Councilmember Cindy Bass committed to contributing capital funding to move pickleball courts from the Water Tower Recreation Center during a Monday night meeting and said that her office would work to create more pickleball courts across the 8th Councilmanic District.
more
by Tom Beck
|
6/1/22
|
|
On Mon. May 23, somebody named Jillian Buxton posted in the Nextdoor App about a cat being stuck in a tree in Winston Park in Chestnut Hill.
more
6/1/22
|
|
On Friday, May 20, The Inquirer published an article on mask mandates being reinstated in Philly public schools. Who made that decision?
more
6/1/22
|
|
When Chestnut Hill's Beth Ann Margolis Rupp tells how someone felt her forehead for horns after learning she was Jewish, she has more humor than resentment.
more
by Len Lear
|
6/1/22
|
|
Norman Aaron Newberg, a Mt. Airy resident, author, and University of Pennsylvania professor who trained a generation of educators, died in his sleep on May 8 at age 87.
more
by Len Lear
|
6/1/22
|
|
Even before pandemic shutdowns, historic house museums were having a rough time. But our local house museums are working hard to buck that trend, including those in Historic Germantown.
more
by George McNeely
|
6/1/22
|
|
The Woodmere Art Museum’s 80th Annual Juried Exhibition, which starts on Saturday, examines migration as an act of movement - between places, identities and memories.
more
by Kristin Holmes
|
6/1/22
|
|
Before you head out the door this summer, make sure you grab the bug spray. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Pennsylvania leads the nation in confirmed Lyme disease.
more
6/1/22
|
|
Lin's new book, “Beethoven in Beijing: Stories from the Philadelphia Orchestra's Historic Journey,” was just released May 24 by Temple University Press.
more
by Len Lear
|
6/1/22
|
|
Chestnut Hill resident Dr. Paul Wallace is a rare medical doctor who makes house calls.
more
by Barbara Winkelman
|
6/1/22
|
|
Christopher Alexander believed that ordinary people, not just trained architects, should have a hand in designing their own houses, neighborhoods and cities.
more
by Patricia M. Cove
|
6/1/22
|
|
Chestnut Hill College’s Annual Reunion Weekend, June 1-4, 2022 will celebrate the retirement of College President Sister Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, PhD., after thirty years of service, with a special beer brewed in her honor.
more
by Stacia Friedman
|
6/1/22
|
|
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill will present the first concert in The Crossing’s 2022 “Month of Moderns” Saturday, June 11, at 7 p.m.
more
by Michael Caruso
|
6/1/22
|
|
The Blue Devils of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy scored a run in the second inning and made it stand up the rest of the way to win the title.
more
by Tom Utescher
|
5/31/22
|
|
The girls' lacrosse teams from Penn Charter and Springside Chestnut Hill Academy split in their home/away series during the Inter-Ac League's regular season this spring.
more
by Tom Utescher
|
5/31/22
|
|
At the end of the day we had raised $1,443.75 and there are a few sales pending. So, we may have more than $1500 in total.
more
5/26/22
|
|
Wyndmoor’s 103rd annual Memorial Day Parade begins Monday at 9:30 a.m.
more
5/26/22
|
|
Barbara Holman Lynn, a passionate disability advocate who was lovingly known as “Barbara of Seville,” died suddenly on Friday, April 29, in Scranton, Pa.
more
by Daisy Phillips
|
5/26/22
|
