April 2012
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Eco-Friendly Pioneers on the Main Line: Green Awards 2012Thirteen people who celebrate Earth Day every day with their commitment to preservation and innovation. |
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Great Valley Middle School Students Aim to Curb Airline WasteSick of seeing so many recyclable cups and napkins tossed into the trash, four 13-year-olds puts their heads together to develop a solution. And if all goes according to plan, it might be part of... |
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Beautiful Backyards on the Main LineReflecting ponds, exotic flora and stunning hardscaping make these outdoor retreats well worth the effort. |
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Made on the Main Line: Where Classic Toys and Techie Innovations Got Their StartFrom childhood toys with iconic names to innovative gadgets with revolutionary potential, our area is home to a vast array of ingenious inventions, tasty consumables and downright cool products. We... |
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Lisi Lerch's Jewelry Empire in West ConshohockenWith earrings, necklaces and hats in her design arsenal, she's no stranger to a healthy dose of color and style. |
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Acid Reflux in Women May Be a Heart AttackIt’s a condition that affects many and concerns far too few. When acid reflux seems like it won’t go away, the results could be deadly for women who ignore the warning signs. |
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John Middleton Clayton's Fight for Fair ElectionsWith the political and social climate in 1880s Arkansas, he found himself a wanted man – preferably dead. |
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Tim Whitaker’s Mighty Writers Program Empowers Philly Kids to Raise Their VoicesThe Wynnewood resident and former editor of Philadelphia Weekly puts his writing experience to good use through a three-year old initiative that’s taking the city by storm. |
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Greener Partners About Making Smarter Food Choices for Main Line SchoolsThe locavore organization drives change through food, education and inspiration. |
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Chris and Sandy Ross’ Modern, Eco-Friendly Home in Bryn MawrThere is indeed a spot for modern design on the Main Line, and this eco-friendly homestead is form and function perfected. |
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Pescatore in Bala Cynwyd Review: Italian Seafood Restaurant in Montgomery County Does it RightMeaning “fisherman” in Italian, Pescatore focuses on fresh seafood, pasta and other Italian specialties in an inviting atmosphere. |
Departments
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Pennsylvania Travel: Historic Smithton Inn |
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Q&A: Merion's Marta AdelsonWhen she's not at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Adelson can be found at her favorite Indian restaurant or exploring Brazil. Find out what else makes her tick. |
Frontline: MLT MustsArchive » |
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Staff Picks: Nada Surf at the TLA and Women of the PassionPLUS: Charlie Phillips' album, What it is. |
Epicure: Mini-ReviewArchive » |
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TiraMisu Cucina Romana in Berwyn Review: This BYO Restaurant Is More Than Just DessertsTiraMisu stands out as a Roman-Jewish BYO for the masses. |
Style Line: Local FashionistaArchive » |
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Q&A: Ardmore's Dasha YermakovaWith staples like Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade and other secrets in her closet, it's no wonder why the owner of Philadelphia Home Design never has a frumpy day. |
Style Line: Must HaveArchive » |
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Tiffany’s RUBEDO CuffThe sunrise-hued metal is the newest treasure from the famed jeweler, and comes just in time for Tiffany’s 175th anniversary. |
Frontline: 60 SecondsArchive » |
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Q&A: "Up From Corinth" Author J. Arthur MooreThe former Episcopal Academy educator commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Civil War with Up From Corinth, the second book in a four-part series that chronicles the role of boy soldiers... |
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R.M.S. Titanic: 100 Years at the Widener University Art Gallery |
Habitat: TrendsArchive » |
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Orion General Contractors' Modular Homes Provide A Sleeker, Greener Way to BuildPrefab homes are earning a better reputation as green innovations combine with custom-made comforts to create the ideal living space. And more quickly, too. |
Habitat: Hot PropertyArchive » |
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Malvern Real Estate: A 7,000-Square-Foot Manse For SaleWith a home office designed to look and feel like an airplane hangar, there's no shortage of unique perks in this award-winning residence. |
Epicure: In the DrinkArchive » |
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Rob Peters of Ardmore Wine & Spirits Explains Why Boxed Wines are Here to StayForget the bad rap. Boxed wines are making an appearance, looking and tasting better than ever. |
End of the LineArchive » |
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A Titanic Survivor's Story in HaverfordOne woman's journey from London to the East Coast was more than she bargained for. Her legacy remains on the Main Line. |
