- September 2012

September 2012

Features

	Private Schools Guide 2012 The lowdown on what's new and different on campuses throughout the region. By Tara Behan
	Tired Hands Brewing Company Review: Fresh Eats and Great Brews in Ardmore Though beer-focused by name, Tired Hands makes it easy (and wonderful) to get sidetracked by the kitchen's local bounty. By Beth Ceccarelli
	Media's Spasso Italian Grille Review A Philly favorite moves to the 'burbs, with Italian favorites and a big-city vibe in tow. By Beth Ceccarelli
	Bucks County Travel There's more to Bucks County than meets the eye. By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
	Senior Living Guide 2012 Where to go, what to do and how to be healthy today and tomorrow for local seniors.
	Fall Fashion: Leather and Metallics Shine PLUS: Jewels aren't just for accessorizing. Sapphire, emerald and ruby tones take center stage in this season's collections. Photos by Jared Castaldi
	Calm, Cool & Collected: Kathleen Jamieson's Malvern Barn The barn-turned-home retains a rustic aesthetic with enough quirk to go around. By Tara Behan
	Galusha Pennypacker: The Civil War's Youngest General Though Pennypacker was a fierce soldier, the atrocities of war never escaped the young leader's mind. By Mark E. Dixon
	Media's Natural Lands Trust Protects Sacred Main Line Ground One of the nation's oldest and largest organizations of its kind, NLT is also one of the lesser-known. President Molly Morrison is set to change that. By J. F. Pirro
	School Lunches: Joining Nutrition and Taste Do you know what's in your child's school cafeteria? A new wave of government programs regulating school lunches will ensure a healthy lunch for all students. By Melissa Jacobs
	The Benefits of Same-Sex Education for Boys What’s it take to get through to today’s little men? Haverford School alum Michael Bradley heads back to campus to find out. By Michael Bradley
	Callan Solem Rides Once More After a devastating injury, the Chester Springs equestrian is back in the saddle to pursue her dream career. By J. F. Pirro
	Music Still Is What It Used To Be You just have to know where to find it. Luckily, one concert promoter's trash turns out to be everyone's treasure. By J. F. Pirro

Departments

Foreword: Editor's Letter Archive »
	Vetting Single-Sex Education It may not be for everyone, but there is a place for single-sex education in today's classrooms. By Hobart Rowland
Frontline: Great Escape Archive »
	Maryland Travel: The Edge Hotel at Fager's Island By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
Frontline: First Impression Archive »
	Q&A: Cristina Desmond of Capital Wine & Spirits The director of marketing and business analytics for Capital Wines & Spirits shares her take on the best meal on the Main Line. By Emily Riley
Web Exclusive Archive »
	Age-Related Hearing Loss: Hearing Aids Aren't Like They Used To Be Newer, more advanced options are out there for those suffering from presbycusis. By Melissa Jacobs
Frontline: 60 Seconds Archive »
	Q&A: Haverford Musician Jeffrey Gaines With a new album under his belt and a fresh take on songwriting, the Main Line music maker is hitting a high note. By Hobart Rowland
Frontline: Retrospect Archive »
	Galusha Pennypacker: The Civil War's Youngest General Though Pennypacker was a fierce soldier, the atrocities of war never escaped the young leader's mind. By Mark E. Dixon
Habitat: Hot Property Archive »
	Malvern Real Estate: Gorgeous Estate with Room for More Boasting an apartment and an in-law suite in addition to the main home, this estate is a welcoming place for all who enter. By Tara Behan
End of the Line Archive »
	Music Still Is What It Used To Be You just have to know where to find it. Luckily, one concert promoter's trash turns out to be everyone's treasure. By J. F. Pirro

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