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Salt & Light Academy in line for national prize - The Chestnut Hill Local (opens the original)
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Salt & Light Academy for Boys, a Mt. Airy-based hybrid “microschool” at the New Covenant campus, has been named one of 26 education organizations nationwide selected as a 2026 Yass Prize contender. The microschool — a learning environment with smaller enrollment than most schools — is competing for the $1 million Yass Prize. The winner will be announced in Philadelphia on Oct. 6. The Yass Prize was founded by Janine and Jeff Yass, the richest man in Pennsylvania and a promoter of school choice,
Nonprofit provides personal finance curriculum - The Chestnut Hill Local (opens the original)
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Kerry Woodward, a Wyndmoor resident and the founding executive director of the nonprofit Philadelphia Financial Scholars, believes she was fortunate growing up when it came to financial matters. Her parents made “strategic financial decisions” that set her on the right path to success. “[My parents] were savers,” Woodward told the Local. “They were effective budgeters. They were very invested in the future of our family. ... Their parents raised them to do a little better than their parents had
New Maguire gallery is âlove letter to artistsâ - The Chestnut Hill Local (opens the original)
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Tara Maguire had never seriously created art until 2017, when she went to an art class at Woodmere with her mother, philanthropist and artist Frances (Frannie) Maguire. At the class, Maguire realized she had a knack for painting. When her mother â for whom Woodmereâs Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art & Education is named â passed away in 2020, Maguireâs relationship with art became all the more special. âMy momâs talent and passion was for art,â Maguire said. âI think she literally
Local filmmaker Gina Angelone dedicated to hard work - The Chestnut Hill Local (opens the original)
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In modern culture, there are plenty of life hacks. Whether it be looking younger, losing weight, or learning quicker with AI, many people look for shortcuts. Gina Angelone is not one of these people. “There are lots of hacks and people are fascinated by them, and I understand why,” Angelone said. “But I am absolutely dedicated to process. What is it without process? For me, it’s meaningless. If you get to that end result without going through process … you’re still not dealing with your ultimate
Truelove Seeds preserves culture through agriculture - The Chestnut Hill Local (opens the original)
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On 1.7 acres of land in Roxborough, next to The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, Owen Taylor spends his days growing and harvesting seeds from more than 230 types of plants. As co-founder of the farm-based seed company Truelove Seeds (along with his partner Christopher Bolden-Newsome), Taylor is passionate about his work, which focuses on several core tenants: food sovereignty, cultural preservation, and sustainable agriculture. In fact, even the name of the company is an act of pr
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