Main Line Today March 2021

Eat & Drink

Main Line Purveyor Spotlight: Baba’s Brew in Phoenixville

Kombucha lovers around the Main Line rave over Baba's Brew, made with organic, fair-trade teas along with sugar and fresh fruit.

Beauty & Shopping

Meet Peter Marziano of Newtown Square’s Hassis Men’s Shop

The GM of the upscale Delaware County institution shares how his fashion sense has evolved and names the style mistakes every guy should avoid.

Eat & Drink

4 Delicious and Healthy Spring Recipes From the Wellness Kitchenista

If you're looking for healthy meals that still taste amazing, Conshohocken’s Jessica DeLuise has the perfect options for your recipe book.

Life & Style

10 Everyday Heroes Making an Impact on the Main Line Region

These Main Line area difference-makers are leaving a lasting mark on the region—each in their own way.

Health

10 Essential Dermatology Terms to Jump-Start a New Skin Regimen

Masks, winter weather and regular old aging can take a toll on your face. Here’s a primer on how to heal, rejuvenate and refresh your skin.

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Health

10 Health Tips to Help You Rebound from the Pandemic

Gained a few pounds since last March? Need some fitness inspiration after 12 months of the COVID blahs? We asked local experts for some top-shelf advice.

Eat & Drink

For Conshohocken’s Jessica DeLuise, Food Is Medicine… and Good TV

Wherever the Wellness Kitchenista goes, her message is the same: With a little education and preparation, anyone can cook healthy meals that taste good.

Eat & Drink

FRESHstart Kitchen Helps Turn Culinary Skills Into Life Skills

Led by the Chester County Food Bank, this program prepares jobless and underemployed people for a start in the restaurant industry.

Life & Style

Meet Dynamic Self-Made Businesswoman Donna Allie

Find out how the Haverford High School graduate grew Team Clean into the thriving 525-employee business it is today.

Family

Tammi Leader’s Campowerment Helps Women Grow Through Community

Taking inspiration from her Main Line sisterhood, Leader left an Emmy-winning production career to cultivate a space for women to reinvent themselves.

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