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As we were putting together this spring issue, a theme emerged that we hadn't initially planned: the intricate tapestry of people, places, and organizations. more
In our enthusiasm for Chestnut Hill's rich inventory of large and impressive houses, we may overlook the extraordinary breadth of other housing options in the Northwest. more
On any given day, drive down Willow Grove Avenue past the Philadelphia Cricket Club and you'll see four glass-enclosed courts buzzing with activity. more
If you passed Jesse Kardon on the street you probably wouldn't look twice. The bearded 32-year-old acts like just another hipster. more
If Philadelphia is the United States' "gardening capital," the Northwest could well be its nonprofit nexus. more
On a recent morning, I found myself trailing behind Rich Snowden and Eric Graber as they debated the merits of a towering Concolor fir. more
"Too tall?" Snowden muses, eyeing a towering Concolor fir. "Probably," Graber responds. more
What was once St. Vincent de Paul Elementary School is now the home of the Germantown organization, Face to Face. more
You don't see the house from the street at first. Instead, you pass through the gateposts to enter a stone courtyard that shuts out the busy road. more
In an era of corporate radio and algorithmic playlists, one Philadelphia neighborhood has cultivated something increasingly rare: its own voice. more
Holiday shopping takes on a special charm – and the warmth of local creativity – at seasonal pop-up markets and bazaars. more
The veteran drummer known for his innovative improvisation lived for 20 years in New York, a city not known for its affordability. more
There are two recommendations before you visit Treasure's Cove for the first time. First, try the chicken wings. Second, bring an instrument along and get ready to play. more
As the chill of winter begins to settle in, there's no better way to ward off the cold than sitting down for a piping-hot glass of something delicious. more
As the air grows crisp with the scent of turning leaves, there's no better time to explore the vibrant tapestry of life in Northwest Philadelphia. more
The railroad executive, entrepreneur, real estate developer and philanthropist is now remembered as the founding father of Chestnut Hill. more
Umbrellaed café tables and colorful signs announcing “We’re Open,” and “Weavers Way Co-op - Food for All” frame the sidewalk at the newest store. more
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