- May 2012

May 2012

Features

	Summer Travel: Maryland's Eastern Shore There's plenty to do, see, eat and enjoy on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Our county-by-county guide tells you where (and how) to do it all. By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
	Pets Guide 2012 Whether furry or feathered, pets truly are a Main Liner's best friend. PLUS: Your guide to keeping them healthy and happy.
	Golf Guide 2012 Your comprehensive guide to golf in the Delaware Valley. By Jim Finnegan
	Ella's American Bistro Review: All the Comforts of Home in Wayne Blending homey favorites with a heavy dose of sophistication, Wayne's newest restaurant is a hit for the masses. By Beth Ceccarelli
	Ardmore's MilkBoy Expands to Philly The suburban mainstay capitalizes on its food-and-music formula to make a successful transition to the city stage-and-bar scene. By Scott Pruden
	Plastic Surgery For Teens: How Young is Too Young? Even 18 could be too young for body-altering surgeries. Main Line plastic surgeons share the pros and cons of cosmetic alterations for young patients. By Melissa Jacobs
	McAlpine Tankersley Architecture Brings Southern Charm To Villanova The Montgomery, Ala. design team combined modern and comfortable vibes under one roof for the ultimate in sophistication. By Tara Behan
	The Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation's Main Line Roots Behind the rocker's namesake foundation are Craig Spencer and Mimi Box - two locals keeping the engines running for Philadelphians in need. By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
	Upland Baseball's Frank "Home Run" Baker: Show Him the Money Were there ever simpler times in baseball? It always boils down to the contracts. By Mark E. Dixon
	Divine Cakes' Kristin Peri Leaves Court for Dessert The successful Glen Mills lawyer and trial-judge hopeful finds fulfillment in her second career as cake decorator and baker. By Tara Behan
	Engineer-Turned-CEO Anthony Gold's Medical Software As CEO of Healthy Humans, Gold and his team connects patients to doctors inside and outside of the exam room. By Tara Behan
	Hugh Brownstone's Coldfront: A Paoli Business Helping Women Manage Menopause The Wharton Business School grad collaborated with his sister to launch a simple yet profitable idea, which has since turned into a full-time career. By Tara Behan
	Joanne Lang's AboutOne App: Family Organization At Hand After a hospital trip had her scrambling for medical records, Lang realized there was room in the digital market for family organization at parents' fingertips. By Tara Behan
	Q&A: Marian V. Marchese of New Leash on Life USA The Penn Valley resident's volunteer efforts quickly snowballed into an educational program for the Philadelphia Prison System's inmates, while granting a new life to abandoned animals. By Emily Riley
	Delaware County SPCA's Humane Efforts After a year of unprecedented change, the Delaware County SPCA works to settle into its role as a real lifesaver. By J.F. Pirro
	David Cugno: Main Line Dog Whisperer No treats, no spoiled pets, no problem. Though his approach to dog training may seem unconventional, the King of Prussia behaviorist has developed quite the following of loyal believers. By J.F. Pirro
	Chenoa Manor's Teen Program: Finding Common Ground Between At-Risk Youth and Abused Animals Everyone and everything deserves a second chance, and veterinarian Rob Teti offers a new perspective on life for abused animals and their human counterparts. By J.F. Pirro

Departments

Foreword: Editor's Letter Archive »
	When the Industry Bubble Bursts By Hobart Rowland
Frontline: Great Escape Archive »
	New York Travel: Ink 48 Hotel By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
Frontline: First Impression Archive »
	Q&A: Softball Coach and "Man of the Year" Candidate Gary Rathsmill The Radnor High School coach and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Eastern Pennsylvania fundraiser shares his secret for the perfect Philly soft pretzel. By Colleen Ray
Frontline: MLT Musts Archive »
	Staff Picks: The Barnes Foundation's Grand Reopening and Geron Hoy's "Lunatic" PLUS: A Glorious Enterprise from the Academy of Natural Sciences.
Epicure: Mini-Review Archive »
	Conshohocken's 401 Diner Review: Not Your Average Diner Forget the stereotypical image of the American diner, this BYOB is anything but. By Beth Ceccarelli
Frontline: 60 Seconds Archive »
	Q&A: Communications Expert Patricia Scott The Media resident, self-proclaimed "communications geek" and winner of 3M's "Make Mine a Million $ Business" contest shares her secrets of success. By Emily Riley
Habitat: Designing Mind Archive »
	Q&A with Mural Artist and Interior Designer Kat Robbins The Wayne Renaissance woman spills her staple design color and gives some Zen advice for first-time design efforts. By Tara Behan
Habitat: Hot Property Archive »
	A Normandy Bank Barn in Haverford For Sale The recently renovated 1812 property comes with a modern twist in the form of a custom swimming pool and waterfall. By Tara Behan
Epicure: In the Drink Archive »
	Mint Juleps Reimagined at Ella's American Bistro The classic Southern quencher makes an appearance just in time for the races. By Emily Riley
End of the Line Archive »
	Sitting, Waiting, Wishing at Bryn Mawr and Lancaster Avenues One can get a lot done while waiting for that red light, as long as it doesn't involve going anywhere. By Tara Lynn Johnson

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