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From Weavers Way to sanitizer maker for Mt. Airy mom. http://ow.ly/Cc7650A0dx7
Maureen (“Molly”) Hood, who started her own sanitizer-making company, is seen with her twins, Abby and Aden, 6-year-old kindergarten students at the Henry
Elfant Realtor has his own Mt. Airy historical mansion. http://ow.ly/WFpV50A08JW
Alex Aberle and Violette Levy stand in front of their 16-room, 6,724-square-foot structure with 12-foot-high ceilings, revitalizing one of Mt. Airy’s most
Brothers launch online sign business to raise funds for Face to Face. http://ow.ly/AZgA50A07nN
Eliot Villasis (left) and his older brother Aidan Villasis, both students at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, launched a sign-making business to raise
Jenks teacher makes online learning fun.
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Jenks teacher, Terrance Tolbert by Sue Ann Rybak It's okay if you don't know all the answers. It's a lesson Terrance Tolbert, 34, a 5th-grade teacher at
Retiring surgeon recalls trying to save lives in Vietnam. http://ow.ly/99dx50zZVgc
Dr. Rilling meets with a patient at Lock Haven Hospital, from which he will be retiring on June 11 after a long and distinguished career as a general
How Hill area artists adapt to closures during pandemic. http://ow.ly/WDhN50zZUmf
“I didn’t start painting and drawing until I was 45 and took a pastel class,” said Corinne Dieterle, of Whitemarsh. by Stacia Friedman Lara
Gardening: Painful memories of a rose garden. http://ow.ly/92su50zZTBI
Valerie tending to day lilies. by Stan Cutler Valerie, my wife, whose daily life revolves around plants, came charging into the den as I was about to fall
‘Babies’ is irresistible and life-affirming at a time when we need it. http://ow.ly/RfbW50zZT9w
One of the babies followed in the 2010 film. by Bill Wine Each week, veteran film critic Bill Wine will look back at an important film that is worth
Mt. Airy’s ‘Jazz Brothers’ donate 150 dinners to hospital. http://ow.ly/gdZK50zYSIX
Robert and Benjamin Bynum, of Mt. Airy, donated 150 dinners from their restaurants to Temple Hospital frontline workers on May 24, and in June they will
Hiller has cooked meals for needy for more than 25 years. http://ow.ly/qzey50zYPg9
Hannah Harberg, of Chestnut Hill, cooks nearly 90 meals a week for local shut-ins and families who don’t have enough food. by April Lisante She’s got it
This week at Woodmere: outdoor sculptures, new podcasts and more. http://ow.ly/1a2p50zYNUq
Harry Bertoia’s Free interpretation of Plant Forms. by William Valerio Until Philadelphia County moves into the “green phase” of Governor Wolf’s reopening
The times they are uncertain. http://ow.ly/mfSP50zYMHV
Letters, June 4: We need leadership. http://ow.ly/wSlf50zYLoY
We need leadership Since early March we have faced unprecedented challenges, magnified by the pervasive uncertainty of when we can return to our previous
Hill church pre-school holds graduation in parking lot. http://ow.ly/sVct50zYKQB
Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill Preschool Director Carla DiOrio is all smiles with her poster and Helen Goodroad (who went to preschool there) in her
Germantown activist and American Muslim makes history. http://ow.ly/vJ2P50zXQDV
Salima Suswell, of Germantown, is seen here with Gov. Tom Wolf, who appointed her to be the first Muslim ever on the Pennsylvania Commission for Women.
Hill businesses band together for virtual fashion show. http://ow.ly/ItcW50zXPY6
Bohemian Pink owner Monica Schermer (right) and Paula Riley take part in a virtual Fashion Show hosted by the Chestnut Hill business District on Wed., May
PA must be sure to re-open in just, equitable way. http://ow.ly/VvDq50zXLnx
Obituary: Ellen O’Neil Maher, long-time Local staffer. http://ow.ly/kveu50zXKsi
Ellen O’Neil Maher, 90, a life-long resident of Chestnut Hill, died on April 27. Ellen was born in 1930, in Philadelphia, the only child of Andrew
CHCA cancels Pastorius concerts, movies, Black & White Gala. http://ow.ly/UCLz50zXIUY
by Pete Mazzaccaro The Chestnut Hill Community Association announced that its summer slate of events – the Pastorius Park Concert Series, the Movies under
Voting by mail proves to be a challenge for local voters. http://ow.ly/pp1r50zXIyJ
by Karen Bojar According to the PA Democratic Party, 1.26 million Democrats applied for a mail-in ballot; however, only some 520,000 Republicans did so.
Crime Report: One vehicle theft and eight thefts from vehicles. http://ow.ly/tn4G50zXIff
The following crime report is for crimes reported in Chestnut Hill from May 24, 2020, to June 1, 2020 Please note the dates in bold listed below are when
Hill boards up shops as precaution while looting spreads through region. http://ow.ly/NdGa50zX40F
Photos by Leisha Shaffer and Pete Mazzaccaro As Philadelphia was experiencing a third day of protests, Monday, sparked by the murder of George Floyd by
The Chestnut Hill Local is providing free advice for small businesses in a webinar presented by nationally-renowned expert on local media and small business marketing Gordon Borrell. Register at chestnuthilllocal.com/Crisis-Marketing
The Chestnut Hill Local is providing free advice for small businesses in the form of a Webinar presented by nationally-renowned expert on local media and small business marketing (and Germantown native), Gordon Borrell. Register at www.chestnuthilllocal.com/CrisisMarketing
Local coronavirus expert interviewed on ’60 Minutes’
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Dr. David L. Reich, an anesthesiologist who has been president and chief operating officer of Mount Sinai Hospital since October of 2013, is a Central
Local ‘Angels’ flying 50,000 face shields to front-liners. http://ow.ly/Hp3Z50zVVRQ
Jessica Ames, programs and events coordinator (left), and Madeleine Beck, flight coordinator for Angel Flight East in Blue Bell, are surrounded by boxes
Chestnut Hill Career Column – I want to get back to my office. http://ow.ly/3mVY50zVUC6
by Rona Sisson Dear CHCC (Chestnut Hill Career Column): I have been required to work from home, but frankly want to get back into the office
Flourtown church assisting the needy with ‘Blessing Bags.'
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The Blessing Bags program at St. Miriam’s Catholic Church in Flourtown has a new home in an unused classroom. Seen here cutting a ribbon are (from left)
Philadelphia Nanny Network offers free remote learning for children of health care workers. http://ow.ly/lsxo50zTLZt
Mt. Airy resident: ‘It’s an amazing time to be a nurse!’ http://ow.ly/zSUM50zTESo
Whenever a Covid patient is discharged, a huge “flower” is placed in a “survivor garden” in front of the hospital. (The “flowers” are not plastic but some
CHYSC’s Lightning Soccer Team brings cheer to the future site of Benedum Law. http://ow.ly/W1Xp50zTEmd
Members of the Chestnut Hill Youth Sports Club’s Soccer Team Lightning Jerseys hang on the window of the future office of Benedum Law at 8640 Germantown
Hill’s Weavers Way ‘hero’.' ‘It’s nice to be appreciated’ http://ow.ly/yeP250zTE4f
John Adams, manager of prepared foods at Weavers Way in Chestnut Hill, said, "Before the pandemic, I always said Weavers Way does have the most
Gardening: How Valerie manages a container garden (and her husband). http://ow.ly/g0ax50zTDoT
Valerie working on containers, a martini close at hand. By Stan Cutler If you want low maintenance, high-reward gardening, containers are the way to go.
Discover Chestnut Hill: Documenting our history and the pandemic. http://ow.ly/tcGv50zTCRj
SEPTA’s “Lifeline” map of Chestnut Hill and Mount Airy is shown here, with lines in operation highlighted, as well as the locations of “life-sustaining”
A new fresh produce option for Germantown residents
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By Brenda Lange Germantown residents soon will have the option to buy fresh, organic, locally grown produce throughout the summer as part of a new buying
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