Main Line Today - April 2010 - Philadelphia, PA

Features

One with the Earth

Inside the “green burial” movement.

By J.F. Pirro

Cutting Back (and Then Some)

You may think you’ve done all you can to streamline your personal finances. You can do more.

By Michael Bradley

Escape with Ease

Thinking about an island getaway? We have two, along with three other refreshing retreats—all within easy driving distance of home.

By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey

Departments

Foreword: Editor's Letter Archive »
	Spring’s the Thing By Hobart Rowland
Frontline: Great Escape Archive »
	General Sutter Inn By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
Scene Archive »
	Main Line Art Center's Fine Art Sale Preview Party Photos by Howard Pitkow Photography
	Viva la Villa Villa Maria Academy High School's "Villa Italiana" Fundraiser
	Fancy Fete Philadelphia Youth Orchestra's 70th Anniversary Gala and Concert Photos by Mark Garvin
	An Early Spring Philadelphia International Flower Show Preview Party By Tara Behan Photos by Jayne Toohey
	Picasso and Friends Philadelphia Museum of Art's Young Friends’ Winter Gala By Tara Behan Photos by Kevin Nash
Frontline: MLT Musts Archive »
	Things We Like The local debut of US Rails and more.
Habitat: Homefront Archive »
	Homefront News & Events By Tara Behan
Epicure: Mini-Review Archive »
	Mini-Review Villanova gets into the MIXX. By Dawn E. Warden Photos by Jared Castaldi
Frontline: Doing Good Archive »
	Happy Teeth Thorndale Dental Associates' Dentistry from the Heart Day By Shannon Hallamyer
Inside Line Archive »
	Inside Line News & Gossip By Dawn E. Warden
Frontline: Profile Archive »
	Wave of the Future A new invention by a Villanova University professor could transform televised sports. By Terry Conway
Frontline: Neighborhood Archive »
	Got Trees? John B. Ward & Co. has spent five decades caring for the Main Line’s finest. By J.F. Pirro
Frontline: 60 Seconds Archive »
	Q&A: Lauren Graham The Parenthood star visited the NBC 10 studios in Bala Cynwyd this week, sharing with Main Line Today all she’s learned so far in her new mom role, where she’s been dining locally and more. By Shannon Hallamyer
	Q&A: Tommy Stinson The rock 'n' roll survivor settles down in Media and goes to work on his second solo CD. By Hobart Rowland Photo by Jared Castaldi
Frontline: Retrospect Archive »
	Hey, Hey, LBJ Swarthmore College made nice with its 1964 commencement speaker—but held its nose. By Mark E. Dixon
Frontline: Dossier Archive »
	Q&A: Christy Hansen United Space Alliance engineer and astronaut trainer By Katie Doud
Main Events Archive »
	Main Events Brandywine Ballet’s Led Zeppelin-inspired performance and other must-dos for April.
Living Well Archive »
	Risk Assessment Closing the knowledge gap on cancer and aging. By Catherine Quillman
Habitat: Home of the Month Archive »
	Efficiency Expert A local green-home guru preaches enviro-friendly savings. By Tara Behan
Habitat: Trends Archive »
	Trends Politicians, Olympians and more have gotten in the flow of Natural Creations' indoor stone fountains. By J.F. Pirro Photos by Jared Castaldi
Habitat: Hot Property Archive »
	Hot Property Thoroughly modern estate in Devon
Epicure: Review Archive »
	Dual Appeal Side Bar aims to balance good times and good eats. By Dawn E. Warden Photos by Steve Legato
Epicure: In the Drink Archive »
	In the Drink The value of viognier By Dawn E. Warden
Epicure: Quick Bites Archive »
	Quick Bites News & Notes By Dawn E. Warden
End of the Line Archive »
	Open-and-Shut Case How the garage killed America. By J.F. Pirro