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Ellie Seif: A life captured through the lens and learning
Ellie Seif, a retired teacher and principal, has always been fascinated with cameras. Her first ex ...
14 years ago
What’s the right way to meet the needs of Philadelphia’s homeless?
Some well-intentioned people trying to cut Philadelphia’s homeless citizens a break by feeding them a hot meal cannot seem to get a ...
14 years ago
Economy pulls rug out from under Chestnut Hill business
After 52 years, Diane Bryman Rugs is going out of business. The Chestnut Hill store, locat ...
14 years ago
How’s N.J. Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights doing? Depends upon whom you ask
On January 5th, 2011, Gov. Christie signed The Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights (A-3466), a piece of legislation that intends to curtail New ...
14 years ago
Anti-violence quilt project underway at Mifflin Elementary
Students at Thomas Mifflin Elementary School in East Falls are promoting peace through patterns this week. After nearly two months ...
14 years ago
The ‘sparkling’ work of John Constable on view in rare Princeton University exhibit
Years after beloved English painter John Constable’s death, his daughter Isabella donated many of his oil sketches directly to the ...
14 years ago
Mt. Airy’s Farmers Market to open in May in front of Weavers Way
After two years at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, the Mt. Airy Farmer’s Market will return to its original loca ...
14 years ago