August 2023 Issue

We’re having a party and you’re invited to celebrate with us! That’s right: Our hometown…

Learning to dance takes time, interest and effort. It can be hard work, but when that work is FUN, it can feel like PLAY! Newtown Square is blessed with a devoted dance teacher and community advocate, Sheila Turner, whose studio makes sure fun is part of every class.

The August Rey Azteca Student of the Month is Daniel Lain, who is a rising Senior at Marple Newtown High School (MNHS).

Nearly everyone likes Mexican food, but they may not yet realize how much more they would like “real Mexican food.” That was me until I visited Rey Azteca Mexican Restaurant shortly after it opened in January 2020.

Summertime calls for celebrations, and our Newtown Edgmont Friends & Neighbors certainly know how to do that! July was sizzling, from 4th of July celebrations to firing up your grills for National Grilling Month!

The annual Pints in the Square Craft Brew Fest and 5K will be here soon! The “Pints” committee of the Newtown Square Fire Company is excited to announce that the 6th annual celebration of local craft brewing, food vendors and live music will happen on Saturday, September 16th.

This fall, it’s important to prepare your trees for the cooler weather, maintaining their health and ensuring their resilience.

All across America, excited home buyers enter the market only to be met with the stress and disappointment of the low housing inventory that’s affecting markets nationwide.

As consumers became reacquainted with their homes during the pandemic, words like “comfort” and “cozy” took on a stronger meaning.

Today the choices for lights, ornaments, animated characters and holiday displays are endless and can satisfy any curiosity and desire for holiday cheer.

Are you tired of constantly touching up the paint in high-traffic areas of your home?

The United States discards more food than any other country in the world: nearly 60 million tons — 120 billion pounds — every year, which is estimated to be about 40 percent of the entire US Food supply.

Who was Gradyville named for? The simple answer is State Senator John Cadwalader Grady. But the back story is more complex. And interesting. And like so many interesting stories, it begins with a tavern.

Gather your family and friends for the 2nd annual Edgmont Community Day that will take place on Saturday, September 9th from 11am to 5pm.