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South Philadelphia Synagogue May Face the Wrecking Ball
Congregation president Richard Sisman examines the rear portion of Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel's building.
There's so much good new clean dirt on Mtley Cre that it's almost hard to remember the sex-drugs-rock-'n'-roll days of The Dirt, the band's notorious, and best-selling, 2001 memoir.
Dominicans, Carmelites meet local residents at festival
Michael Bavero/The Daily ItemShannon Shorlin, 4, of Sunbury, goes down a slide during the Summer Festival at Villa Sacred Heart in Danville on Saturday.
A grand entry foyer with tray ceiling, a majestic staircase lit by a wall of windows, and a marble fireplace are among the many choice architectural details that grace this six-bedroom, 31/2-bath stone ...
Headaches stem from $10 problem
Q I have a trivial travel issue that is turning into something that's anything but trivial.
Non-Profit Group Fights to Save Elkins Park from Developers
A non-profit organization is stepping in to save a prime piece of property in Cheltenham Township, Pa.
Lynn and Gerald Kincus of Holland, Pa.; and Beverly and Gerald Segal of Elkins Park announce the engagement of their children, Lauren Gail Kincus and David Benjamin Segal.
Finding True Partnership in Philanthropy: Judith Creed and Robert Schwartz
Judith Creed and Robert Schwartz are passionate about children at risk, the elderly, the developmentally disabled, the State of Israel and one another.
3-vehicle crash in East Earl Twp. injures 8
Eight people were hurt in a three-vehicle crash late Tuesday morning at an East Earl Township intersection near Terre Hill.
Danny and Faye Anne Calder of Valley Forge, formerly of Huntingdon Valley, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on June 16.
Even for Bathroom Breaks, These Tots Have to Ask in 'Ivrit'
A rhetorical question, for sure. What 5-year-old would deny an offer of cake, especially one that they'd made themselves? That said, all eight children lined up to wash their hands, say a blessing and dig into ...
Stephen Rade, CEO of Upper Moreland's Wireless Xcessories Group, helped found the PhillyCOR: Greater Philadelphia Coalition of Reason because he believes the number of people who don't believe in God is rising ...
Allison and Brett Lebed announce the arrival of their son, Mason Jonah , on April 16.
Student Finish 'Wise,' All Ready to Teach
Even after years of Hebrew school, becoming a Bar Mitzvah and then a Confirmand, Brian Tino wasn't ready to walk away.
Trees and power lines down in several neighborhoods
Steve Johnson was surprised by what he saw outside his Elkins Park home last night.
Jen and Ben Labovitz of Wynnewood announce the birth of their son, Spencer Max , on Nov.
Green Living: Hanging Out, Part II
In yesterday's column , I wrote about a movement back to clotheslines. So many people commented so rapturously about the benefits - everything from the fresh scent of the clothes to memories of moms to thoughts ...
Two decades of art celebrated at center
It was a day to reflect on their artistic accomplishments over the past 20 years while also ensuring the arts in Cheltenham Township continue to live on.
Longtime Montco judge dies at age 79
A love of law kept retired Montgomery County Judge Albert R. Subers returning to the profession well into his 70s, according to his colleagues.
A prosthetic arm means new life for Ugandan teen
The doctor was telling the teenage war veteran from Uganda that he could alternate between two attachments to his new prosthetic arm: a hook or a hand.