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With 70 swanky shops and restaurants literally at your feet, life at the new Coulter Place apartments offer copious conveniences – if not a whole lot of personal square footage.
It took five years for Suburban Square’s first on-site residences to go from concept and design to demolition and construction.
Are they worth the wait … and their steep price tags?
Tucked away on historic Louella Court in Wayne, one of the Main Line’s most futuristic merchants, Colonna Contemporary, is doing its usual visionary thing: getting us to use our eyes to expand our brains.
It won’t be Enoteca Tredici reincarnated but fans of that dearly departed spot should raise a glass to this news: always bustling Alessandro’s is coming to the ill-fated Il Fiore in Bryn Mawr Village.
Colonial Wiliamsburg had John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
Northern Delaware had Pierre du Pont.
And now, it seems, historic Gladwyne has Jeff Yass.
The richest man in Pennsylvania, and his wife, Janine, have partnered with a younger husband-and-wife development/design team to both turn back the clock on Gladwyne Village AND propel it into the next century.
Yowza! Radnor Township just rang in the new year with a bang.
At last night’s meeting – their first of 2026, commissioners voted unanimously to take a first step toward seizing by eminent domain roughly 14 acres at Valley Forge Military Academy..
Why? To create a township park and build a recreation center to supplement – and perhaps, replace – Sulpizio Gym in South Wayne.
Well, that was something. Promising beginnings. Bittersweet endings. Bubbling controversies. And nagging questions.
Long vacant and forlorn, two sleeping giants were nudged awake in Wayne and Devon.
After Stella Blu closed in 2018, its handsome West Conshy home, mere minutes from the Main Line, has ricocheted – repeatedly.
For a six months, it was Imbibe Food & Drink, a small-plates spot operated by the chef/owner of Malvern’s Alba.
Then it was Jasper’s West Side Tavern. Then, West Side Bar & Grill.
In this land of milk and honey and horses, many go hungry.
Or would go hungry over these holidays were it not for the Main Line’s myriad pantries, food banks, volunteers and donor businesses and comunity groups.
A new kind of matchmaker – pairing families with on-demand caregivers for seniors – just launched on the Main Line.
BOBIcares helps “families and caregivers choose each other directly, almost like a dating app,” explains co-founder Alison Bowers, who lives in Berwyn.
A whole lotta love and a wee bit ‘o honey are the secret sauce fueling Bryn Mawr’s new Love & Honey Fried Chicken.
Locally owned and operated by a Berwyn family, this is Love & Honey’s first Main Line store and second franchise location with many more en route, including one in King of Prussia.
A flotilla of foodies, influencers and regular folk have long deemed the original Love & Honey in Northern Liberties Philly’s finest fried chicken.
