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FOW to host guided hikes this month
Break out your boots, long pants and heavy socks, the Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) Trail Ambassadors want you to go for a hike. ...
15 years ago
Scally ends bid for at-large Council seat
Former Roxborough Review writer Bernard Scally of Roxborough is dropping his bid for an at-large seat on City Council. In a news r ...
15 years ago
The dark side of Weavers Way’s front man Jon McGoran
Jon McGoran spends a lot of time talking about fresh produce and occasionally even composting. But few could guess that lurking behind th ...
15 years ago
Meet EMAN’s new Board President Rev. Aisha Brooks-Lytle
Aisha Brooks-Lytle is ready to hit the ground running as she transitions into her role as board president for East Mt. Airy Neighbors (EM ...
15 years ago
Chestnut Hill grocery store plan is the focus of two upcoming meetings
The plan to build a Fresh Market at 8200 Germantown Ave. faces more scrutiny this month. The Chestnut Hill Community Association’s ...
15 years ago
Pa. ‘good Samaritan’ law will shield those who aid drunken youths
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is expected to sign a “good Samaritan” bill into law soon. It is an effort to stem the dangerou ...
15 years ago
Good-government advocate expects shale tax in Pa.
Recent polls show most Pennsylvanians support a fee or tax on natural-gas drillers in the Marcellus Shale formation. A good- ...
15 years ago
Pa. nonprofits wait for budget cuts to take hold
Nonprofit groups across Pennsylvania are still assessing how state funding cuts will affect their day-to-day operations. It’ ...
15 years ago
School voucher plan stalls in N.J.
A school voucher plan in New Jersey has stalled in the Legislature. The Opportunity Scholarship Act would give corporations a tax ...
15 years ago