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Much of the conversation focused on the Trump administration, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and appointed officials. more
The PGA Tour’s Truist Championship arrives at the Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon course in Flourtown from May 8-11. more
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy’s new exhibition explores the changing landscape of the Wissahickon Valley. more
The 59th Democratic Ward held a Civic Design Review (CDR) meeting on Germantown’s latest mixed-use development, with attendees commenting on the project's size. more
The following is for crimes reported from April 13 to April 20.  more
A judge denied reconsideration for local developer Ken Weinstein’s petition to gain a conservatorship over the Germantown YWCA building. more
Standing at his desk, Woodmere Art Museum Director and CEO William Valerio opened the email that arrived late at night.  more
Nurses and technicians held a press conference outside the hospital, informing the public of their concerns. more
The affordability of rental housing and tenants’ rights were among the primary topics as City Councilmember Cindy Bass attended a Northwest Tenants meeting. more
The Allens Lane Art Center in West Mt. Airy has joined Historic Germantown, expanding the footprint of the consortium. more
Scranton-based Marywood University is extending its Aviation Management program to the Philadelphia region through a new partnership at Wings Field. more
The following is for crimes reported from April 7 to April 13.  more
There is still time to apply for scholarships for children and youth to attend summer art programs at Allens Lane Art Center.  more
Daniel Ford was a modest, humble resident of Wyndmoor but because of his selfless decision, he saved the lives of several people. more
Local officials condemned the firebombing of Gov. Josh Shapiro's Harrisburg mansion, expressing outrage over the incident. more
As of Friday, SEPTA riders can pay fares with credit cards, debit cards and mobile wallets. more
Merakey Total Health has begun tearing down two turn-of-the-century twin homes adjacent to its property on East Mt. Airy Avenue to build a parking lot for its customers.  more
Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields is inviting congregation artists to create an exhibition for the Stations of the Cross as part of its Lenten observance. more
Jewish families across the Northwest are preparing to celebrate one of the community’s most significant holidays. more
The following is for crimes reported for the period from March 24 to April 6. more
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