The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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Fine Craftsmanship Lives On In Lower Merion Woman’s Sears ‘Kit’ Home
Despite the near disappearance of the once unmatched retail giant, build-it-yourself Sears ‘Kit’ homes are still cherished by their owners,…
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Couple Finds Everything They Were Looking for in 1929 Colonial in Jenkintown
Casey and Dylan Ciocca found everything they were looking for in a home where they wanted to start a family…
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After Months of Evaluation, St. Joseph’s University and University of the Sciences Votes to Proceed with Merger
Following a nearly four-month evaluation, Lower Merion-based St. Joseph’s University and University of the Sciences has voted to proceed with…
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Celebrate “Mare of Easttown” in Typical Philly Fashion: With a Dedicated Cheesesteak and New Wawa Store Opening
Wawa’s going all “Mare of Easttown” this morning with the grand opening of its newest store at 418 W. Baltimore…
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Lower Merion Gets Unexpected Boon From Pencoyd Landing Development: Walkable Riverfront
The development of Pencoyd Landing has created one unexpected benefit for the Lower Merion residents: a walkable riverfront, writes Inga…
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Horsham Native Location Scout Finds Connections Go Deep When Scouting Local Places in “Mare of Easttown”
Part of the thrill of HBO’s “Mare of Easttown” was picking out local places you recognize, writes Maria Panaritis for…
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Giraffes, Bald Eagles Welcomed Cheltenham High School Students at Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown for Outdoor Prom Celebration
Like many other schools in the region, Cheltenham High School decided to forego a more traditional prom venue due to…
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Lenape Burial Site in Chester County Seeks to Donate the Land, but It’s Complicated
Carol McCloskey wants to donate the Lenape burial ground on her property to ensure its preservation, writes Frank Kummer for…
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A Second Season for “Mare of Easttown?” Only If It’s Great, Ingelsby Says
“Mare” creator Brad Ingelsby says he wouldn’t rule out a second season for “Mare of Easttown” but only if it…
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American Airlines Executives Upbeat About Philadelphia Airport Recovery
Comfort levels for flying domestically and staying in hotels is good news for the Philadelphia International Airport and its largest…
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After Leaving Cramped Apartment, Family Enjoys Space, Privacy of Their New Bryn Mawr Colonial
After leaving their Center City apartment, Cole and Erica Brown and their two daughters found refuge and comfort from the…
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Pennsylvania Agriculture Department to Lanternflies on the Move: ‘No Hitchhiking!’
In its strategy to slow the spotted lanternfly infestation, Pennsylvania is using a pesticide to deter the buggers from latching onto vehicles heading into the…
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SEPTA’s Lower Merion Bus Stop Among Top Four ‘Sorriest Bus Stops’ in North America
The SEPTA bus stop at Hollow Road and Conshohocken State Road in Lower Merion is among the four “sorriest bus…
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Following Sexism, Mistreatment Allegations, New Leadership at Ardmore’s Tired Hands Brewing Hopes to Foster Empowerment
Following allegations of sexism and mistreatment, the new leadership at Tired Hands Brewing in Ardmore is hoping to foster a…
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Wynnewood Native & CEO of Action Network is Taking Full Advantage of Current Sports-Betting Craze
Patrick Keane, a Wynnewood native and CEO of Action Network, a sports media firm, is taking full advantage of the…
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Volunteer Gardeners Get Their Hands Dirty and Beautify Jenkintown’s Meadowbrook Farm
Amateur gardeners, those who have retired or who do not have a garden of their own to work in, are…
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Now Part of Discovery Labs, Former GSK Plant in King of Prussia Adds Penn Medicine as New Tenant
The former GlaxoSmithKline property in King of Prussia has added University of Pennsylvania’s gene therapy program as a new tenant,…
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Glenside Fire Company Volunteer Who Lived Life of Service to Others, Dies at 104
Leo B. Kuehl, a Glenside Fire Company volunteer who lived a life of service to others, died on April 24…
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