Main Line Today February 2011
This world-traveling culinary pacesetter doles out tales of his adventures as he readies for his upcoming stop at the Keswick on Feb. 14.
Our editors and critics pick the 47 they can’t live without.
MLB or the NFL? For Villanova’s Matt Szczur, it could be either. He just wishes it was both.
Location: 837 Village Road, Lancaster. Drive time: A little more than an hour. Cost: $129-$249 year-round. The scoop: Aside from the stuffed koalas on the beds and a few pictures and books on the subject, ...
The cardiologist and—now—novelist talks about his new fiction book, Lethal Rhythm.
Scammers and deadbeats take cover: InSight Investigations has its eye on you.
The inspiring story behind the Coming Off the DL documentary.
A local architect designed it believing workers and the wealthy could live side by side.
The Patient in the White Coat: My Odyssey from Health to Illness and Back by Dr. Rosalind Kaplan and more.
The staff historian of Philadelphia's National Constitution Center shares the one thing he knows for sure and more.
Dec. 3 Wayne Art Center Beneficiary: Wayne Art Center’s Exhibitions and Art Educational Programs
Dec. 15 At the home of David and Diane Charlton in Pottstown Beneficiary: Mommy’s Light Lives On Fund
News and events around the local home-and-garden scene.
Wayne interior designer Carrie McNamara lists this year's top five trends.
Living on easy street in Haverford.
The Tuskegee Airmen helped alter the perceptions of a backward country and its like-minded military. In honor of Black History Month, this is their story, as told by the Main Liners who lived it.
News and notes on the local dining scene.
Chilling at home today? Then grab your classy glass mug and give your warm morning brew an extra kick.
Alfredo brings Naples-inspired cuisine to Berwyn.
Roller-derby vixens the Liberty Belles are nice girls at heart–and tough as nails where it counts.