The Chestnut Hill community rallied to thank the firefighters responsible for extinguishing the blaze that last week engulfed the Hiram Lodge building at 8425-27 Germantown Ave., which also includes the El Quetzal boutique. Firefighters stopped by on Saturday as residents shared expressions of gratitude they’d written on a sign accented with a display of red heart- and star-shaped balloons and hanging between the Chestnut Hill Community Center and the fire-damaged building. The effort was organized by Beth Milley, of Villavillekula children’s clothing boutique and Cynthia Filmore, …
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The Chestnut Hill community rallied to thank the firefighters responsible for extinguishing the blaze that last week engulfed the Hiram Lodge building at 8425-27 Germantown Ave., which also includes the El Quetzal boutique. Firefighters stopped by on Saturday as residents shared expressions of gratitude they’d written on a sign accented with a display of red heart- and star-shaped balloons and hanging between the Chestnut Hill Community Center and the fire-damaged building. The effort was organized by Beth Milley, of Villavillekula children’s clothing boutique and Cynthia Filmore, of Windfall Gallery, stores located in the community center.
