Main Line Today February 2010
Delaware County Community Foundation's Celebration of Philanthropy
Healthy Hearts for Sports
Co-founder of the Bala Cynwyd-based First Flavor, the first company to use edible film as a way to sample product flavors.
Location: 2920 Elliott St., Baltimore. Drive time: A little less than two hours. The scoop: This contemporary boutique hotel is housed in a late-19th-century row home that was once a brothel. It’s located in a ...
Merion native David Amado lends full-time vision to the part-time Delaware Symphony.
From Wayne to LBI, Marty Grims is proving he’s a restaurateur to be reckoned with.
Scot Sax's While She Was Working and more.
The Barrymore-winning actress performs at the Media Theatre Feb. 3-21 in Master Class.
In 1886, some Chester County retail workers enjoyed shorter days. It didn’t last.
What (and where) Main Liners are eating right now.
Liquid relief for the commuting class.
Broomall native Steven Lagos has been relentlessly building his eponymous brand for more than 30 years—and he’s not about to slow down now.
Rosemont College is the latest in the growing list of local women’s institutions to go coed. The reason? Survival.
Nationally acclaimed photographer Laura Novak puts a personal touch on interior design.
Gladwyne’s Old Guard House Inn sees the upside of traditional.
With Gemelli, chef Clark Gilbert returns to his roots.
An artist offers a unique take on a Chester County farmhouse.
