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The Insider’s Guide to Conshohocken
Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Conshohocken by Jamie Joffe, culture editor We left deep suburbia earlier than most, moving to East Conshohocken in 2017. After a lifetime of lawn care and seeing the same four people at the local Giant, my husband and I decided it was time for a change of scenery.…
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The Main Line’s Hottest Social Network
Why Everyone Is Talking About This Group For 20- And 30-Somethings Millennial Suburbanites Are Finding New Ways To Meet by Abigail Wolfe, entertainment editor Having trouble meeting new people? You’re not alone. Or maybe you are alone … and don’t want to be. In August 2021, Michael Wehar, a visiting assistant professor at Swarthmore College,…
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Valley Forge And The Wall Street Journal Reporter
In his new book American Ramble, Neil King, Jr. shares what he learned about America on his 26-day walk from D.C. to N.Y.C. Introduction by Melissa Jacobs In the spring of 2021, Neil King, Jr. decided to take a walk … a really, really long walk. Mr. King, a veteran journalist who explored the world…
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Exploring The Bucks County Wine Trail
8 Bucks County Wineries You’ll Love by Tara Behan Marmur, contributing editor Haven’t explored the Bucks County Wine Trail? Didn’t even know one existed? Well, spring is the perfect time to grab a friend (or a few) and head to the Bucks County Wine Trail, a string of wineries that attract visitors by offering attractive…
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King of Prussia District Buys Itself Flowers
King of Prussia District Is So Over SEPTA – And Moving Forward With A Strong 2023 by Melissa Jacobs SEPTA who? At a business event that could’ve doubled as a divorce party, King of Prussia District celebrated its recent accomplishments and pointed towards a very shiny future – without King of Prussia Rail. The March…
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Fascinated: Zoya Egan
How Berwyn’s Fab Fancy Hat Maker Got Her Start by Diane Oliva, style editor Spring has sprung on the Main Line and we know what that means … hat season! From Winterthur’s Point-To-Point to Devon Horse Show and Radnor Hunt, spring means horse racing season on the Main Line and its suburbs. Women will be…
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Great American Pub: The Story Behind The Family Business
Great American Pubs In Conshohocken, Wayne and Phoenixville Draft A Legacy For The Hemcher Family Story and photography by Ana Welsh, business editor Love Great American Pub? So do we. The pubs’ cozy-classic décor, great food and friendly service make them neighborhood favorites. Everyone knows Great American Pub, but not everyone knows that the restaurants…
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Hillary White Jean: Check Mate
Debts, Parties, And The Unraveling Of Hillary White Jean by Melissa Jacobs The First Wayne Store In October 2021, Hillary opened HJ Boutique in Wayne, a town in the heart of the Main Line. To Wayne, Hillary brought some vendors she’d had at her short-lived boutique in Glen Mills, including jewelry from Jill Jacobson and…
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Hillary White Jean: The Main Line’s Anna Delvey?
Hillary White Jean tells her side of the convoluted con that ensnared the Main Line. by Melissa Jacobs Hillary White Jean walks into Radnor Memorial Library as if dressed for a chic Sunday brunch, complete with a fedora, Marc Jacobs bag, fur-covered clogs and oversized sunglasses. She always looks glamorous; no one said she didn’t…
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The Rise And Rise Of Darrell Alston
This April: A Two-Week Residency At Neiman Marcus, The Launch Of Bungee University And A VH1 Special by Melissa Jacobs Darrell Alston gazes out the airplane’s window, a green hoodie shielding part of his face. It’s a sunny day in February and Philadelphia sparkles as the plane rises above it. But Alston isn’t seeing that…