Over the past several weeks, hundreds of Northwest Philadelphia and Southeast Montgomery County students walked across a stage to accept their diplomas as members of the graduating class of 2025.

My mother was his sister, Ada Jerdan Morrison, and I have very fond memories of visiting Gravers Lane Train Station with my mom, dad, brothers, and sisters. My mother shared her memories of growing up ...

Dr. Donald H. Cresswell, 84, died June 19 of Alzheimer’s disease at Crossroads Hospice. He was co-owner (with Christopher Lane) of the Philadelphia Print Shop, at 8405 Germantown Ave. from 1982-87, ...

Longtime Chestnut Hill resident Mary Ann Boyer calls herself “an environmental nerd,” but others who know her prefer to call her a champion of the environment. In 2008 she received the Garden Club of ...

The Chestnut Hill Community Association begins a new term in August with a slate of seven new and returning members to its board of directors. The CHCA typically holds community elections for board ...

I was free to talk. I could approve of my senator or not. I could speak unfavorably of my governor or praise him. I could criticize the president or register my approval. I could do this verbally or ...

Hoser’s served its final dish on July 1, ending a four-year adventure that started with an opening in the Market at the Fareway, a modern farmers market located at 8221 Germantown Ave. Owner Max Hosey ...

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Players in the Philadelphia/Suburban Women's Basketball League endured withering heat at the league's un-airconditioned venue ...

John Adams was prescient. After the Continental Congress approved a motion calling for the colonies’ independence from Great Britain on July 2, 1776, (the Declaration of Independence was adopted two ...

He told the Local, “I’m so proud of the PASNAP nurses and technicians on ratifying a contract at Chestnut Hill Hospital. Sen. Haywood and I were proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with the workers on ...