Merion Station
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Hymie’s Deli Reubens Named the Best in the Country
Hymie’s Deli, Merion Station, is in the spotlight for its top-notch Reuben. Mashed.com’s Trevor Carlson calls it one of “the absolute best Reuben sandwiches in the U.S.” The classic melt-in-your-mouth sandwich has been an American deli staple for decades. But its backstory is a bit muddled, reports Carlson. Some historians cite a hungry actor who,…
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First Bank House of the Week: A Frank Furness–Attributed Home Listed at $2.19M in Merion Station
Priced at $2,196,000, a grand historic estate in Merion Station is drawing attention as this week’s House of the Week, offering a rare blend of architectural legacy and modern comfort, according to Realtor.com. Located at 662 South Highland Avenue, the seven-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence dates to 1888 and is widely attributed to famed Philadelphia architect Frank…
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Merion Park’s David Corenswet to Reprise Role of Superman
David Corenswet, who grew up in Merion Park, will reprise his role as Superman in Man of Tomorrow, the sequel to the mega-hit movie, writes Elizabeth Wellington for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Superman writer James Gunn announced this week on social media that the second movie in the series will hit theaters in July of 2027,…
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Two Merion Station Families Recreate Cultural Favorite: Delicious Spread ‘Loveneh’
Two Merion Station families have joined forces to make one of their staple cultural dishes: labneh, a tangy, slightly salty dip or spread, writes Alicia Vitarelli for 6abc. They named their local version “Loveneh” in homage to Philadelphia’s “City of Brotherly Love” nickname. “Labneh is not that well known in the U.S., but it’s very…
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Merion Station Author Jeanne Murray Walker Talks New Memoir
Jeanne Murray Walker, the award-winning author, poet, and Merion Station resident, shares her journey through life and constantly evolving relationship with religion in her moving new memoir, Leaping From the Burning Train: A Poet’s Journey of Faith, writes Gina Lizzo for the Main Line Today. In the book, she details her departure from the fundamentalist…
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First Bank House of the Week: Extraordinary Contemporary in Merion Station
An extraordinary contemporary home on 1.48 acres with four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Merion Station. This stunning custom-built residence offers a luxurious and inviting atmosphere. Hardwood flooring, the Pella windows, and soaring ceilings are among its amazing details. . . Highlights include an elegant entrance foyer, a…
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First Bank House of the Week: Gorgeous Stone-front Contemporary in Merion Station
A gorgeous stone-front contemporary home on lovely 0.34 acres with six bedrooms and six bathrooms is available for sale in Merion Station. This stunning residence spans 5,547 square feet and perfectly blends modern elegance with sophisticated functionality. … … The home impresses from the start with its opulent design and meticulous craftsmanship. The many amazing…
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Here’s What $2 Million Buys These Days in Main Line Real Estate
For those who can afford it, $2 million on the Main Line can give you a nice property with some unique luxury items, writes Ryan Mulligan for Philadelphia Business Journal. Take this $2 million home on Winding Way in Merion Station, for example. This 5,547 square-foot home has six bedrooms and six baths. The mid-20th…
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St. Joe’s Relay Team in Merion Station Finally Wins A-10 Championships
St. Joseph’s 4×800 relay team had many achievements under its belt, but until recently, winning the Atlantic 10 championships was not one, writes Mia Messina for The Philadelphia Inquirer. On May 5, with a finish of 7 minutes and 29.85 seconds, the team beat second-placed Loyola Chicago in the men’s 4×800 relay and changed that…
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Merion Station Nonprofit Provides Safe Space for Women, Nonbinary Jazz Musicians to Showcase Talents
In a world of jazz traditionally dominated by men, a Merion Station nonprofit is working on changing the narrative, writes Eva Andersen for CBS News Philadelphia. The Key of She Jazz recently hosted its yearly jam session and conference at the University of the Arts to provide a safe and empowering space for young women and…
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Merion Station’s David Rubin Aims to Connect People to Landscapes and Their Beauty
David Rubin, the founding principal of David Rubin Land Collective, stands as a beacon in the realm of landscape architecture, urban design, and planning, writes Suzi Nash for Philadelphia Gay News. He was recently honored with the Garden Club of America’s highest award, celebrating his career dedicated to revitalizing the fabric of cities and communities.…
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Merion Mercy Academy Receives Largest Donation in its More than 100-year History
All-girls Catholic High School, Merion Mercy Academy, has received its largest donation in the over 100-year history of the school, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The $9.1 million gift came from the Howley Foundation founded by Nick and Lorie Howley. The donation will fund scholarships as well as support enrollment initiatives and…
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Merion Station Couple Prepares Holiday Care Packages for American Troops
Sandy and Fred Klevan’s home in Merion Station was recently the headquarters for an important holiday mission, writes Beccah Hendrickson for 6abc. The first weekend of December, they organized care packages for American troops who will be deployed over the holidays. The items for the care packages were donated from various sources. “So our living…
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Q&A with Montco Writer of New Book ‘Wild Philly’
In his new book, Wild Philly: Explore the Amazing Nature in and Around Philadelphia, Montgomery County writer-naturalist Mike Weilbacher offers a guide to exploring all the natural gems around the Main Line. The book published by Timber Press features 25 field trips to parks, preserves and natural areas and includes illustrated maps to help with…
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St. Joseph’s University Opens Frances Maguire Art Museum in Former Barnes Foundation Space
Eleven years since the Barnes Foundation moved its collection to Philadelphia, St. Joseph’s University has opened the Frances Maguire Art Museum at its former location, 50 Lapsley Lane, Merion Station. Mike DeNardo covered the repurposing for KYW Newsradio. The university is currently leasing the building from the Barnes Foundation at a nominal cost. The new…
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Montgomery County ‘Jeopardy!’ Contestant on Pa. Businesses: Either Didn’t Know or Was Too Slow
Melissa Klapper from Merion Station, recently struggled with a geographically significant Jeopardy! category. PennLiveTrib reported her difficulty. Klapper — a professor at Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey — has been auditioning for Jeopardy since she was a teen, according to the college’s website. On the episode, Melissa Klapper and her opponents faced the category “Made…
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Merion Mercy Academy Junior Who Fled Ukraine Is Now State Tennis Champion
Sofiia Berestetska, a junior at Montgomery County’s Merion Mercy Academy, fled Ukraine following Russia’s invasion in late February. She and her mother eventually made their way to Philadelphia in June, where they forged a new life that now includes a significant on-court distinction. Aaron Carter served up their story in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Five months…
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Merion Station Architect— Rehabber of City Hall and the Academy of Music — Dies at 81
Hyman Myers, noted architect whose projects included City Hall’s renovation, has passed. The former Merion Station resident was 81. Gary Miles constructed a fitting remembrance of his life in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Myers’ architectural passion was the Victorian era. Over his 40-year career, he took part in more than 350 renovations of historic sites across…
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