Main Line Today September 2020
In 2020, these Top Teachers went above and beyond in a time of crisis.Â
Four great pieces available at local boutiques.
A Malvern family embraces an illustrious tradition in a low-key sport.
Five charming locations all within driving distance.
At 102, Alan Tripp, recently released his first album, which features music from the 1940s and '50s with lyrics for 2020.Â
Check out these locations for some international inspiration.Â
Local experts weigh in with coping strategies for the COVID era anxiety.
Chadds Ford resident shares life lessons and his love of painting in a new book.Â
Photo by Abobe Stock Fill your basket with the season’s best. NOTE: Social distancing and masks are required. Barnard’s Orchard Southern Chester County’s Barnard’s Orchard has a history that dates back centuries. Over 30 varieties ...
West Chester Area School District and Lower Merion School District are both addressing diversity and inclusion in the classroom.
Make this bourbon-based nightcap when you're in the mood for a classic libation that's silky smooth and a delight to drink.
Wayne's Black Powder Tavern shares one cocktail recipe that's a riff on lemonade, and another that's creamy, dreamy, and peachy.
Susan Pennacchia is a Fourth Grade Saints Peter and Paul School teacher.Â
Want to switch up your happy hour drink? Try these signature cocktail recipes when you're in the mood for bold flavors and smooth sips.
Photo by Tessa Marie Images These Top Teachers went above and beyond in a time of crisis. Sam Steinberg is a social studies teacher at Delaware Valley Friends School. In a previous life, Sam Steinberg ...
The two refreshing drinks are ideal for the end of summer, thanks to flavor profiles that feature zesty limes and calming chamomile.
Brendon Jobs is the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Haverford School.
The owner of West Chester's Malena’s Vintage Boutique shares her go-to looks.Â
University president, Aaron A. Walton, weighs in on how the institution is keeping its students, faculty and staff safe.
Getting patients to "open wide" after reopening presents new challenges for dentists and orthodontists. Â
