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The volunteer force behind the bloom on the Avenue

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By Ben Silver 
| Chestnut Hill Local
The sight that is Chestnut Hill in the spring — historic buildings along Germantown Avenue accented with vibrant floral arrangements — is a hallmark of the Northwest that may be easy to take for granted. But behind the blooming design is a dedicated workforce, often unseen, that has proudly decorated the neighborhood for nearly 30 years.
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Tague Davis Carries the Torch of Malvern Prep Baseball

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By Ben Silver 
| Metro Philadelphia
Varsity baseball practice wrapped up at 8:00 p.m., and Malvern Preparatory School junior Tague Davis was late to pick up his little brother. With darkness encroaching, Davis hopped in his truck and drove the wrong way down the school’s ring road to shave a few minutes off his travel time. Tague is the son of Ben Davis, a seven-year major league vet, Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster and the best high school baseball player to ever come from the region.
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A year after John Czerw’s death, Czerw’s Kielbasa in Port Richmond carries on

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By Ben Silver 
| Kensington Voice
The response was immediate. When Czerw’s Kielbasa announced the death of its third-generation owner in June 2025, the Facebook post drew more than 1,000 comments, and nearly 300 people came to the Port Richmond shop to pay their respects. Customers laid flowers outside the storefront and shared stories about John Czerw, the man who had fed their families for nearly 50 years. John was the third generation to run Czerw’s Kielbasa, the Polish smokehouse his grandfather opened in 1938.
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