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Pete Merzbacher insists he was so busy making his popular baked goods that he did not even realize he was part of a winning team. 

Controversy over alleged homophobia and censorship at Mount Airy Arts Garage erupted last week with an anti-bias complaint.

Spring Mill Cafe, a Conshohocken BYOB, continues to thrive.

John M. ODonnell, long-time Chestnut Hill resident and former executive director of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, died after a sudden illness.

Every so often, someone will ask me who is the most memorable person I met and interviewed in all those years. It was definitely David Eichler.

There is likely no one in the Greater Philadelphia area responsible for finding more loving families for orphaned children than Shirley Sagin.

Life after death has always been a controversial concept, but it is hard to quarrel with the idea that the Irish Center has achieved it.

Chestnut Hills Ethan Monberg is just 12, but the rising eighth grader at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy is already a musical luminary.

Charles L. Blockson, a scholar, historian and football star, died June 14 at his home in Gwynedd.

Community spirit is alive and well - and few know that better than the members of Mt. Airy’s Cresheim Village Neighbors.