Main Line Today January 2011
We get the skinny on the Skinnygirl herself.
More than 200 years ago, America’s first toll road was established between Philadelphia and Lancaster. E-ZPass would have to wait.
Tracing the Mason-Dixon Line’s uncertain path through Chester County.
Surviving the elements that keep the planet fresh.
Featuring epic Main Line storms, 12 little-known historical gems, and more.
The Boot Camps with a Purpose program does a body—and community—good.
Location: 14-18 N. Front St., Philadelphia. Drive time: 30 minutes. Cost: $149 (double occupancy) for a standard queen room; $169-$249 for a room with a gas fireplace (parking an additional $21 per day). The scoop: ...
The Smooth Fitness president/CEO offers some New Year's inspiration.
Wayne’s Lisa Taylor Richey schools Main Line kids in the fading art of proper etiquette.
Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Swarthmore: The Main Line’s collegiate triple threat.
Lower Merion Historical Society's Postcard History Series: Lower Merion and Narberth and more.
The Haverford music producer and philanthropist tells us her current CD and restaurant picks, plus some phrases that "get under her skin."
In an era filled with venom, baseball manager Ed Bolden brooked no nonsense.
Media’s Lotus Farm to Table enjoys the "sustainable" trend—and we enjoy Lotus.
Chambord: A liqueur that's fit for a king.
Nov. 4 Drexelbrook Corporate Events Center, Drexel Hill
Oct. 30 The Academy of Music, Philadelphia Beneficiary: Breastcancer.org
News and events around the local home-and-garden scene.
At home with decisive decorator Mara Ciervo of Wayne.