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View MoreWynnewood doctor who co-founded Shortridge Arboretum dies at 59
Dr. A. James Mamary, a Wynnewood pulmonologist who co-founded the Shortridge Memorial Park Arboretum and spent more than 30 years at Temple University, died July 9 at 59.
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View MoreFree pet adoptions at Penn Valley, area shelters through Aug. 29
Several animal rescues near Lower Merion Township, including New Leash on Life USA in Penn Valley and the Montgomery County SPCA in Conshohocken, are offering free or reduced-fee pet adoptions through Saturday, Aug. 29, as part of NBCUniversal's 2026 Clear the Shelters campaign.
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View MoreVillanova Law student places second in county DA mock trial
Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law student Ciara Thomas placed second in the Montgomery County District Attorney's 27th Annual Summer Intern Mock Trial Competition, which concluded Wednesday, Aug. 5.
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View MoreBryn Mawr junior co-authors nightlight sleep study
A peer-reviewed study co-authored by Bryn Mawr College junior Rebecca Rothstein-Epp found that 56 percent of top-rated children's nightlights emit light levels that can disrupt sleep, and recommends parents choose red or amber lights at dim settings.
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View MoreArdmore Rock N' Ride returns Sunday with bike racing, live music and a $300,000 goal
The 10th annual Ardmore Rock N' Ride takes over Suburban Square on Sunday, Aug. 9, with free admission, USA Cycling's PA State Criterium Championship Finals, live music headlined by Too Many Zooz and a $300,000 fundraising goal for Narberth Ambulance.
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View MoreBryn Mawr psychiatrist loses license over sexual relationship with former Lower Merion student
The Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine revoked the medical license of Amy Mazza MacIntyre, a Bryn Mawr psychiatrist who had a years-long sexual relationship with a patient she began treating as a 17-year-old Lower Merion High School student, while prescribing him up to 12 medications without proper oversight.
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View MoreGrammy-winning Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams cap packed music weekend in Bryn Mawr and Ardmore
Three-time Grammy-winning producer Larry Campbell and vocalist Teresa Williams close out July at the Bryn Mawr Twilight Concerts Gazebo on Friday, while Ardmore Music Hall hosts three consecutive nights of live music, including a Saturday benefit concert for two music nonprofits.
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View MoreBryn Mawr Village CNA finds unexpected support at work while her mother fights cancer
Cyani Terry, a Certified Nursing Assistant at Bryn Mawr Village, balances raising two young children and supporting her mother through colon cancer treatment, finding that her workplace community has become an unexpected source of strength during Sandwich Generation Month.
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View MoreCarlino's Market wins back-to-back Best Deli award as Main Line Today spotlights four township delis
Carlino's Market in Ardmore wins back-to-back Best Deli honors in Main Line Today's new guide to 13 area sandwich shops, with three other Lower Merion delis also making the list.
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View MoreWynnewood post office staying put as landlord finalizes USPS lease extension
Federal Realty Investment Trust told the Philadelphia Inquirer on Wednesday, July 22, that it is finalizing a lease extension with USPS for the Wynnewood Shopping Center post office, putting closure rumors to rest.
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View MoreMerion Park's vanished racetrack helped inspire harness racing's biggest event 100 years ago
A century after the Belmont Driving Park near Narberth helped inspire the creation of the Hambletonian Stakes, harness racing's premier event celebrates its 100th running, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 1, at the Meadowlands.
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View MoreChapel built with artifacts from Wynnewood seminary wins international design award
The Immaculate Conception Chapel at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary's new Lower Gwynedd campus won an international architecture award for incorporating stained glass, pews, altars, and a Drexel family crucifix salvaged from the seminary's former Wynnewood campus in Lower Merion Township.
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