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02/06/2026

This is me when I receive BBCC grad photos and our July issue has already gone to print. The deadline was yesterday, but LAST CHANCE please send today your graduate's info: what village you live in, where they graduated from, what's next for them along with a high-resolution photo.

27/05/2026

Check out "The Exciting Adventures of Lucy and Bindi" in our Celebrity Pets section of your May issue to find out about Lucy's rescue by the fire chief and the encounter with the fox below!

26/05/2026

WHO DID WE MISS? With one week left to go, I know we're still missing some 2026 BBCC graduates. Where are you? Please send in your high-resolution photo, what village you live in, where you graduated from, and what's next for you, to [email protected] asap and no later than 6/1 to be included in our July Graduates Celebration Issue!

25/05/2026

21/05/2026

Check out your May issue of to learn more about "The Circular Economy." Our very own BBCCA Environmental Committee member Bonnie Vandenberg describes that we're living in a linear economy where we "take, make, waste." Worldwide efforts are underway to move to a circular economy where things are designed to eliminate waste, circulate products, and regenerate nature. Read more to find out how you can help.

18/05/2026

Woo hoo! With 2 weeks to go, we already have as many graduates as we had in our July 2025 issue! I'm crossing my fingers that all the rest of our neighborhood grads will send their high-resolution photo and info (what village they live in, where they graduated from, and what's next for them} to me ([email protected]) as soon as possible and no later than 6/1.

15/05/2026

15/05/2026

Our May issue of highlighted our recent BBCCA Italian Cocktail Party. Check out your latest issue for more pics and details.

14/05/2026

In the months leading up to our country's 250th anniversary, we marvel at the rich history of our country right in our backyard. is fortunate enough to have Wissahickon Valley Historical Society's President Carol Kalos as a contributor to the magazine. In our May issue, she highlights the memorable historic structure that stands in Ambler on Butler Avenue near the train station. Built in 1918, it was the garage for Dr. Richard Mattison, founder of the Keasbey and Mattison Company, the town's industrial giant. The building features large, lovely lamps and a distinctive brickwork pattern on its facade, designed by the stonemasons who were brought from southern Italy by the wealthy Mattison. Read more about it in your May issue.

12/05/2026

Calling all graduates! Please send your high-resolution graduate photo, where you graduated from, where you're headed, major or intended major, and what's next for you to [email protected] as soon as possible and no later than June 1 for our special annual Graduate Celebration Issue!