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Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy were abuzz with news, good and bad, in 2017. See the biggest stories from the year here.
Philadelphia census workers recently got a pay raise, some making $28 an hour. Interested parties should visit the recruitment events.
The public is invited to attend a planting at Thomas Mansion to beautify this historic park location.
The iconic flap board that was removed from Philly's 30th Street Station has a new home at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania.
Philly Free Streets' fourth installment is set for Aug. 4, so check out all the activities going on along North Broad Street during the day.
Park goers are urged to use caution around the heavy equipment being used on the stabilization project.
Do you love Wissahickon Valley Park? IF so, you may want to sign up for the Super Mega Volunteer Service Day to help keep it clean.
A new pilot program will run through November in six Philadelphia neighborhoods to help keep streets clean.
A new set of rankings from the website Niche names the best places to live in 2019. See how Chestnut Hill ranked in the list.
Man shot in face during robbery; local eatery's pizza lauded; community organization rebrands.
The Mt. Airy USA community group is changing things up, rebranding at Mt. Airy CDC. A new website is coming soon, too.
Mt. Airy's Marlene Trice has run a food pantry that serves about 700 families each week in the Philadelphia region for about 20 years.
In WalletHub's new study of 2019's Most Sinful Cities, Philadelphia scored high in jealousy, greed, and laziness. Surprised?
Two officers face charges, one a felony, and will be fired from the force after each serve a 30-day suspension, the police department said.
Being a Patch Mayor will get you more involved with the community and help keep people informed on local happenings.
See here for details on the contest, including how to enter, categories, judging criteria, and more.
On the first Wednesday of each month through December, Chestnut Hill shops will feature sales, food and drink deals, discounts, and more.
See here for information on how you can help Philadelphia's parks win $20,000 in grant funding for improvements.
Three areas of Wissahickon Valley Park will be closed as the project gets underway from mid March to June. See the affected areas here.
The group is inviting the public to attend its day of service on Jan. 15 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. See details here.
The Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy areas were abuzz with news, good and bad, in 2017. See the biggest stories from the year here.
The second annual challenge topped last year's by more than double the miles tracked and raised $4,000 more than the 2016 challenge.
As crews work on the Walnut Lane Bridge, the Friends of the Wissahickon group is urging park goers to avoid the area and to use a detour.
You can learn how to get a passport at Chestnut Hill College next week. See details here.
Darlene Adams, of Mt. Airy, is the president and CEO of Keeping Children First and was recognized at the Sunday's home Eagles game.
We have details on next weekend's Philly Free Streets event, including activities, the route, parking information, and more.
The photo galley will open with a reception from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday that will include beer, wine, and light refreshments.
Food, beer, and community converge in Cliveden Park next week for the popular roving beer garden.
If you attend the vigil Tuesday night, share your photos with Patch to have them featured.
A new photo galley will show off the unique and unknown aspects of Wissahickon Valley Park's, and the watershed's, history
Friends of the Wissahickon is inviting you and your family to enjoy free ice cream next week in Chestnut Hill.
Do you know this adorable kitty?
The dog pictured is for reference only, as the dog ran off after being thrown out of the car and witnesses were not able to snap a photo.
Community input is being sought for potential art installations and public programming in the park as it undergoes renovations.
Bring your fur babies to Philadelphia's Garden District next weekend for a fun-filled day of all things pets.
The ape was born June 2 after his mother Kira was in labor for more than 24 hours and a team of specialists gathered to deliver the baby.
No need to fear, as PECO officials confirmed they had a helicopter out examining lines and equipment to ensure service is uninterrupted.
Join the West Mt. Airy Neighbors in a clean up effort Saturday at the Mt. Airy Gateway.
In just one day, the campaign beat its goal, but you can still contribute.