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Solar panels are installed on the rooftops of the township’s police, administration and public works facilities. They will supply power to those buildings as well as the Free Library of Springfield Township.

They’re hoping it’s always sunny in Springfield Twp.

“Let the Sunshine In” was a popular song from the hit musical “Hair” way back in 1969. But don’t be surprised if you hear that catchy tune being reprised by Springfield Township’s Board of Commissioners. more

by Robert Calandra | 8/20/26

Wyndmoor residents Scott and Alana Davis opened Locals Coffee Roastery & Cafe at 909 E. Willow Grove Ave. in Wyndmoor in 2019, but they have since moved to 800 E. Willow Grove Ave., which has an additional 300 square feet.

New Wyndmoor mural celebrates ‘timeless’ Wissahickon

If you have walked or driven lately past Locals Coffee Roastery & Cafe at 800 E. Willow Grove Ave. in Wyndmoor, you undoubtedly have seen the spectacular new mural outside on the building. more

by Len Lear | 8/20/26

Penn’s Walk, a 21-unit building, is coming to East Willow Grove Avenue in Wyndmoor.

Penn’s Walk set to bring new condos to Wyndmoor

Construction has begun on Penn’s Walk, a new condominium building, located at 1011 E. Willow Grove Ave. in Wyndmoor. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 7/8/26

Alumni from Bishop McDevitt High School, along with other past and present Wyndmoor residents, participated in the annual Wyndmoor Golf Tournament on May 11. Founded in 1994, the event has celebrated fun and friendly competition for decades. Phil Lynch, Rich Breen, Hugh Hindman, John McNamara, and Tony McNally have helped keep the tradition alive. Contact Breen at rbb48@ptd.net or 215-920-9800 to learn more about this annual tradition.

Wyndmoor golf tournament

6/4/26

Technologist Kelly McCarty demonstrates a 3D mammography machine at Jefferson-Solis Breast Imaging Center in Flourtown.

New 3D mammography center in Flourtown blends convenience, care

This might be the future of breast imaging. It’s not just 3D mammography, or digital breast tomosynthesis – it’s how and where the technology is being offered. more

by Jeff Meade | 6/4/26

The veterans’ memorial at La Salle College High School in Wyndmoor.

Eagle Scout, La Salle honor local veterans with memorial

A memorial dedication ceremony is scheduled at La Salle College High School on May 30, a project by Eagle Scout Ryan Gringeri to honor local veterans. more

by Julianna Musser | 5/28/26

Betty Long, left, and U.S. Rep. Madeleine Dean (D., Montgomery), are backing passage of the bipartisan Save Healthcare Workers Act.

Her passion is nurse safety: ‘It’s saving healthcare workers’ lives’

As a nationally recognized expert on patient advocacy, Betty Long has testified before Congress. So she’s familiar with the arena. Yet even with her experience, politics leaves her, to use her word, “flummoxed.” more

by Robert Calandra | 5/7/26

Whitemarsh Township Day was held on Saturday at Victory Fields, behind Plymouth Whitemarsh High School on Germantown Pike, and it drew large crowds despite the cloudy skies. The annual family-friendly event featured local businesses and vendors, inflatables, rides, pony rides, and multiple performers.

Whitemarsh Township Day a success despite iffy weather

4/30/26

Glenside Arts Fest reset for Saturday

The 12th annual Glenside Arts Fest, originally planned for Saturday, April 25, has moved to its rain date of Saturday, May 2. more

4/30/26

StretchLab’s flexologists customize their treatment programs to fit each customer’s needs.

StretchLab in Flourtown offers flexible programs

For Natalie Murray, owner of StretchLab in Flourtown, deciding to open a new wellness center came after inspiration struck. more

by Maggie Dougherty | 3/5/26

Springfield Twp. holds organizational meeting

The Springfield Township Board of Commissioners on Jan. 5 elected new leadership and township officers during its first meeting of 2026. more

by Maya Keats | 1/15/26

Part of the Society’s recent exhibit on the William Penn oak tree.

Springfield aims to continue preservation, research missions

Hard to believe it’s been a year since the Springfield Township Historical Society was first asked to participate in the Local’s “Local leaders on the coming year” issue and share with you about our 40th anniversary. more

by Stephanie Walsh, Archivist, Springfield Township Historical Society | 12/30/25

Nancy Chabeaud started as a housekeeper 30 years ago at Spring Mill Pointe, a nonprofit retirement facility in Lafayette Hill, and rose to a management position as director of buildings and grounds.

From housekeeper to executive staff at Spring Mill Pointe

When Spring Mill Pointe opened in 1995, Nancy Chabaud took a job as the Lafayette Hill retirement community’s only housekeeper. Now she's director of building and grounds. more

by Len Lear | 7/10/25

Vocalist Shane Tapley will perform selections from popular musicals in “Broadway Adventure” at the First Presbyterian Church of Springfield on Sunday, June 8.

Broadway classics take center stage at Springfield church

Fans of Broadway musicals are in for a treat on Sunday, June 8, when two talented local musicians perform selections from theater classics in Flourtown. more

by Len Lear | 6/5/25

Chelsea Aubert (from left) is a former instructor at the Snyder School of Singing. Willa Douglas, Megnot Toggia and Julie Snyder are current teachers.

Snyder and Solstice school students take on ‘Chicago: Teen Edition’

I cannot count all the times I have driven in Erdenheim and seen the sign on Bethlehem Pike announcing the Snyder School of Singing. more

by Len Lear | 5/29/25

Brezner discusses her “Friendship Bench" with the Local's Len Lear.

New 'Friendship Bench' in Erdenheim combats alienation

It's no secret that countless millions of Americans are feeling alienated, frustrated, overwhelmed and stressed out. Doven Brezner is not just sitting on the sidelines. more

by Len Lear | 5/8/25

Brian Tyree Henry (right) models his new Locals Coffee swag with Scott Davis.

Locals Coffee: From neighborhood gem to Hollywood hotspot

Nestled in the heart of Wyndmoor, Locals Coffee has become more than just a place to grab a morning brew. Its star is rising. more

by Buffy Gorrilla | 5/1/25

What began as a routine dog walk turned into an unexpected neighborhood rescue operation when Springfield resident Luke Angus and his 3-year-old daughter Lily spotted a neighbor and daughter gazing up at a cat stranded 75 feet high in a tree. They witnessed a dramatic rescue response from Springfield police (including the officer pictured above with Lily), and fire trucks from both Wyndmoor and Flourtown, with firefighters needing an extended ladder to reach the feline. "Bar none, it was our most eventful dog walk!" Angus said.

A dog walk leads to cat rescue

3/20/25

On Saturday, Feb. 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Heather Michaelson will fill orders for her artwork, which is currently on display at Scarlet Begonias, a women's fashion boutique in Flourtown.

Creative spirit shines

Upper Dublin artist Heather Michaelson's work is taking center stage at a special event in Flourtown on Feb. 8. more

by Len Lear | 2/6/25

The Springfield Township Historical Society has cataloged more than 8,000 items in its permanent collection. Housed in the historic Black Horse Inn along Bethlehem Pike since 2006, these materials include photographs, objects, ledgers, maps and blueprints of various times within the township's existence.

Historic society marks 40 years of township stories

For 40 years, the Springfield Township Historical Society has been honoring its mission of preservation, research, and education. more

by Stephanie Walsh, archivist, Springfield Township Historical Society | 1/1/25

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