Jamison Basement Waterproofing, a locally owned and operated company based in Oreland, is celebrating over 35 years of ...

Every time I drive past the top of the hill, I find myself asking the same question: How did Philadelphia allow this to happen?

Friends of Pastorius Park has secured all the funds for a significant ecological rehabilitation project, thanks to local donors and a recently awarded state grant.

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David R. Boldt, 73, formerly of Chestnut Hill, who served as both editorial page editor and editor of the Sunday magazine during his 28 years at The Philadelphia Inquirer, died April 12 of pancreatic ...

Noted American stained-glass artist and longtime Mt. Airy resident Charles Z. Lawrence died on Jan. 1, at 83. Lawrence, who began his career in 1956 as an apprentice to master craftsman Rudolph … ...

by Elise Seyfried “The fantasy is that there exists a small restaurant in the sticks, run by funny, civilized, delightful people who become your good friends, and almost no one else knows about ...

Pitcairn’s 1780 Stradivarius violin, which she obtained in 1990, inspired the 1998 film, “The Red Violin,” that won the Academy Award for best musical score in 1999. [/caption] by Len Lear One … ...

by Kevin Dicciani Johannes Kelpius believed the world was going to end in 1694. Kelpius, a 17th century German Pietist and mystic, based his belief on the teachings of his mentor, Johann … ...

by Pete Mazzaccaro Frances Maguire, a longtime Wyndmoor resident, philanthropist and artist, died at her home on Wednesday Feb. 12 from cardiopulmonary failure. She was 84. The mother of … ...

[caption id="attachment_12923" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="At the old O'Donnell's store (from left) Fran O'Donnell, brother Hank O'Donnell Jr. and their ...

Mattie Hawkinson studied theater at the world-famous London Academy of Theatre and Northwestern University, but she wound up in Mt. Airy because of her respect for Quintessence Theatre. By Len Lear ...