Marple's Hometown Monthly Magazine
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May 2024 Issue

Issue Features

The Brannick Family: Pride in Their Community

This month’s Resident Feature is the story of a principal and a teacher who met…

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Ready, Set: Run!

As the weather gets warmer, communities are switching into high gear for the run/walk season….

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Reflecting on Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is a cherished occasion globally, dedicated to celebrating the love, sacrifices, and invaluable…

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The Marple Newtown Fourth of July Parade Committee: Celebrating 40 Years of Bringing Our Community Together on the Fourth!

Celebrating the birth of our nation is one of America’s (and Marple Newtown’s!) favorite holidays,…

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DANJOLELL A Legacy of Compassionate Care

DANJOLELL Memorial Homes and Crematory stands as a beacon of compassionate care and dignified services for…

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The Countess of Newtown Square, Part 2

Why did Leo Tolstoy’s daughter, Sasha, take up subsistence farming in a dilapidated farmhouse in Radnor?…

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Congratulations Mary! May Casey’s Student of the Month

The May Casey’s Public House Student of the Month is Mary Benko, who is a…

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Expert Contributor Articles

There Was a French Drain: A Case Study

There once was a Marple Newtown homeowner who had a meticulously cared-for home. Every shrub…

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Summer Activities That Can Improve a Healthy Back

As the sun climbs higher and the days stretch longer, summer beckons us outdoors with…

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Flooring Trends to Make Your Space Perfect

From your entryway to the kitchen and everything in between, your floors are one of…

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Trees, Trees, TREES…Help is Here!

Trees make a true statement when placed at key areas around the home. The question…

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The Pyramid of Risk

Have you ever heard of The Pyramid of Risk? It helps categorize investments from low-risk…

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Get Ready for Summer By Following These Safety Tips

Much of what we know about electrical safety is from childhood – don’t get electrical…

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