Michael Bradley, Author at Main Line Today

Michael Bradley

Dining News

November 06, 2020
Ardmore Native Finds His Place in South Philly’s Competitive Restaurant Scene
Photo by Tessa Marie Images Kevin Addis’ new Queen Village BYO, Mari, is a popular spot. The place was decorated. The kitchen was ready. A crew was in place. Early in March, Kevin Addis had his new Queen Village BYO, Mari, prepped for an April launch. “Then corona came and made everything different,” he says. […]
Family

September 11, 2020
At 102 Years Old, Alan Tripp Finally Gets His Shot as a Songwriter
At 102, Alan Tripp, recently released his first album, which features music from the 1940s and '50s with lyrics for 2020.
Food

May 26, 2020
General Warren Looks Toward the Future as it Celebrates 275 Years
The Malvern inn and restaurant focuses on modern hospitality while still maintaining its centuries-old charm.
Life Style

May 20, 2020
This Entrepreneur and Activist is the Most Accomplished Man You’ve Never Heard of
West Chester's Jim Musselman takes pride in fighting for what he believes in.
Life Style

May 18, 2020
How an Ardmore-Based Public Relations Firm Grew to Be a National Powerhouse
Gregory FCA is one of the nation's 50 most successful public relations firms.
Home Garden

March 31, 2020
A New Luxury Rental Space and Hotel are Coming to Radnor
With a suite of amenities, 155 Radnor is the first new development in the township for nearly 30 years.
Life Style

February 28, 2020
Why Kids Are Abandoning Organized Sports
For many children, intense competition has taken the fun out of team sports.

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Michael Bradley

Ardmore Native Finds His Place in South Philly’s Competitive Restaurant Scene

At 102 Years Old, Alan Tripp Finally Gets His Shot as a Songwriter

General Warren Looks Toward the Future as it Celebrates 275 Years

This Entrepreneur and Activist is the Most Accomplished Man You’ve Never Heard of

How an Ardmore-Based Public Relations Firm Grew to Be a National Powerhouse

A New Luxury Rental Space and Hotel are Coming to Radnor

Why Kids Are Abandoning Organized Sports