Main Line Today September 2013
Main Line Today's September issue.
July 18, 2013 Drexelbrook Corporate Events Center, Drexel Hill Beneficiary: Devereux
A comprehensive guide to area hospitals, medical advances and senior services.
A guide to the Main Line's lifestyle options and facilities for seniors.
New machines outfitted with 3-D, cutting-edge technology are being used to detect cancer and assist in its treatment. Higher-resolution images are finding cancer where it lurks and giving malignant cells nowhere to hide.
State-of-the-art technology and hands-on training are making a difference at Lankenau’s Annenberg Simulation Center.
A high-tech approach to vision therapy changes lives.
Local students with disabilities are finding their place on campus.
Catch the highlights before the 300 lots go up for auction later this month.
Dubbed a "gentleman's farm," this hilltop retreat features an art studio, a five-stall bank barn and more.
The Malvern designer's passion is ensuring her clients' design visions come to life in their home. Find out what Kelly thinks about dining rooms, built-ins and more.
The West Chester-based first-time homebuyers blend modern touches with the structure's rustic appeal.
Location: 119 Falls Ave., Hawley, Pa. Contact: (570) 226-1337, ledgeshotel.com Cost: Rooms are $110-$150, suites $300-$330. Drive time: About three hours. The scoop: Opened just two years ago, this former 19th-century glass factory overlooks Wallenpaupack Creek, ...
The educator, activist, psychologist, minister and parent is involved full time with the Agape Research Foundation, which combats a litany of human rights violations in India.
Punk, meet chic. This luxe bag is autumn's must-have accessory.
The Jane Chalfant/Kiki Boutique owner shares her style tips for autumn.
Sept. 19 at the Keswick Theatre
By Daniel Hoffman; LSU Press, 81 pages
Sept. 21 at Radnor’s Creutzburg Center
Hear what the local business owner has to say about her favorite Main Line towns, businesses and more.
In 1861, a boy really, really wanted to follow the troops