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The morning of Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, was bitter, one of the coldest days this fall. As he approached the entrance of the Khair Community Center in the predawn light, the community member briskly … more
LUPZC has so far considered Greylock’s applications for zoning variances in isolation, as if there were not other, more restrictive, legal limits. more
A new report by the PennEnvironment Research & Policy Center shows that gas-powered garden equipment creates significant pollution and noise. more
The 22nd Ward Open Caucus has announced its endorsements for the General Election on Nov. 7. more
There is currently a proposal for the re-development of 209 W. Chestnut Hill Ave., the property known as Greylock Mansion. more
This spring, I met with a nonprofit community group to discuss a lawsuit. A business was suing one of their members. more
I still serve as a family nurse practitioner at Abbotsford Falls Health Center once a week. My Friday morning shifts have greatly informed my legislative advocacy. more
The Jewish calendar has numerous special days throughout the year. Without a doubt, the fall is the busiest time of year for holidays. more
A letter from the Chestnut Hill Conservancy. more
A letter from Chestnut Hill Hospital. more
It’s no secret that recent years have been tough on small businesses and on newspapers. more
"Whenever I go to a museum, movie, or game," Michael began, "I always have to go with an attendant... But a lot of the places would make me also pay for my attendants." more
Recently in my district, a 12-year-old was shot and killed, one week before his 13th birthday. This young man died a victim of senseless violence. more
So what’s left to do? Free the budget. more
I have learned a great deal about our wonderful community and the challenges and opportunities it faces.  more
Let’s face it, it’s hot out there. Thankfully, humans have air conditioning. Wild animals are not so fortunate. more
In 1948, Chestnut Hill built a monument to the 81 area soldiers who died in World War II, and to commemorate all those who served. more
When my daughter was in 10th grade at Masterman 16 years ago,  I realized that she was going to go all the way through high school without ever hearing the words “climate” and “change” in sequence. more
When the fire that devastated Our Mother of Consolation School broke out last month, I was at the Jenks playground with my 4-year-old grandson. more
As a Unitarian Universalist minister, I am often asked to explain what Unitarian Universalism is and what we believe. Here's my very short answer, as short as I can make it. more
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