Main Line Today March 2010
The busy star stops in West Chester with messages on holistic health and saving the Amazon.
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation’s Lemon Ball
The Please Touch Museum's Great Friend to Kids Awards
The outgoing president of the Philadelphia Horticultural Society reflects back—and looks forward.
Injuries be damned, Chester County jump jockey Jody Petty keeps on winning.
The world-renowned Wharton Esherick Museum awaits its local coming-out.
Irish pride runs deep in our area. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we spotlight a few of the Emerald Isle’s most active local ambassadors.
Foundation for Learning in Tredyffrin/Easttown (FLITE)
Location: 33 W. 37th St., New York, N.Y. Drive time: Two hours. The scoop: Just opened in late 2009, this 20-story boutique hotel is located within easy walking distance of Times Square, Broadway, the Empire ...
This just in: You can succeed in today’s fickle Main Line real estate market—and we have the proof. PLUS: An ambitious new plan to expand and enhance downtown Malvern.
There’s no sugarcoating the fact that 2009 was a challenging year for everyone—and that includes affluent Main Liners. A few months back, just in time for the holidays, the Philadelphia Inquirer delivered the bleak news ...
Sentences for WWI draft dodging were less than a year—but not for Grover Bergdoll.
Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital President
Think Confident, Be Confident by Leslie Sokol and Marci G. Fox, and more.
A Newtown Square family gets settled—one room at a time.
Fifty years after its FDA approval, the Pill has a new calling.
Thanks to a Narberth couple, McGillin’s is still pouring at 150.
As Delaware County prepares for its pro soccer debut, our senior editor gets to the heart of the sport’s success on the Main Line.
For casual 9-to-5ers, dressing down has become a classy new art form.
Interior design maven Kate Hart gives us her take on mirrored furniture and more.