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Reporter at @TheCHLocal via @Report4America @newhousesu '22 | Previously @hearstcmg @dailyorange | send tips to abby@chestnuthilllocal.com
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Mt. Airy school gets some love with bountiful garden

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By Abby Weiss Verified
| Chestnut Hill Local Verified
Posted Thursday, August 20, 2026 12:00 am At this Philadelphia school, elementary students learn among butterflies and bees. Mt. Airy resident Patrick Hauck, with the help of neighbors and various grants, has grown about 6,000 square feet of pollinator gardens around the premises of Henry H. Houston Elementary School, a public school built on a former water reservoir.
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‘We’re still here’: Symbolic treaty signed with Lenape

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By Abby Weiss Verified
| Chestnut Hill Local Verified
More than a dozen organizations, including Woodmere, and scores of people signed a treaty on Aug. 12 in support of the Lenape Nation, an indigenous tribe in present-day Pennsylvania. Some 100 people gathered at Woodmere in Chestnut Hill for the signing of the “Treaty of Renewed Friendship,” a non-legally binding agreement that acknowledges the Lenape as the “indigenous stewards” of Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New York, New Jersey and Northern Delaware.
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Upper Merion board denies hyperscale AI data center complex

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By Abby Weiss Verified
| Chestnut Hill Local Verified
Posted 8/18/26 The Upper Merion Board of Supervisors on Aug. 13 rejected a developer’s plans to build an AI data center campus bigger than the King of Prussia Mall or Philadelphia International Airport. Supervisors denied Brian O’Neill’s five plans for the 4.6-million-square-foot campus due to what they said were multiple deficiencies, including a lack of details on stormwater management, traffic impacts and environmental hazards.
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