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This Wayne Kitchen and Bathroom Update Revitalizes the Home

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida 
| Main Line Today
Returning to Wayne and the house he grew up in, a local homeowner found lots to love, from top-tier schools and an idyllic, pedestrian-friendly setting to years of fond memories. But the outdated kitchen and baths felt more like a bad dream, prompting a full-scale rethink for his grownup life with a wife and two young children. To make the house their own, the couple came to Philadelphia’s Kaminski + Pew with a focused plan to create a home that didn’t feel like it belonged to their parents.
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2 Names to Know in the Brandywine Valley’s Steeplechase Scene

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida 
| The Hunt Magazine
Photos by Jim Graham Two important names in the steeplechase community show how the sport is carried forward. Steeplechase racing is sustained by people who show up early, stay late and shape the sport across generations. For five decades, Brooke Boyer has been one of its most dependable constants: a race director, clerk of the course, starter, course designer, recruiter and tireless volunteer across the Mid-Atlantic.
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This Chester County Farmhouse Update Preserves the Past

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By Eileen Smith Dallabrida 
| The Hunt Magazine
Photos by Matt Wargo Once home to a Wyeth daughter, a Chester County farmhouse is now a place where history comes alive. When Heidi and Eric McGlade bought their vintage farmhouse property in 2023, the couple knew they were stepping into something rare. The Chester County home was once owned by the artist John Willard McCoy and his wife, Ann Wyeth, a pianist, composer, painter and sister of renowned artist Andrew Wyeth.
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