Author: Sheila Turner-Hilliard
Publication Team Content Administrator & NSF&N Content Coordinator STurnerHilliard@BestVersionMedia.com
Meghan O’Neill: Living a Bright, Bold and Beautiful Life
Newtown Square Friends & Neighbors is proud to introduce Meghan O’Neill: A local artist whose colorful and creative path has led her home to Newtown Square.
Nick Ciarrocchi: Taking Simple Steps to Achieve Big Success
This month we are excited to introduce you to Nick Ciarrocchi: A Newtown Square native who is crushing big goals by literally putting one foot in front of the other. His story will inspire you to rethink what you think is impossible.
October is National Principals Month
Did you know that October is National Principals Month? We can all agree that principals are some of the hardest working individuals in education.
Celebrating Our Centenarians
Albert Einstein once said, “Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong…
Harvest Festival at Garrett Williamson: Fun For the Whole Family
Did you know that Newtown Square is home to a sprawling 240-acre hidden gem on…
Congratulations, Chris Newell: From Little League to the Big League
You may recall that our September, 2021 issue featured Newtown Square resident and former Newtown…
Mostardi Nursery, Your Local Home and Garden Experts
Mostardi Nursery is a family-owned business in Newtown Square that has been serving our growing…
The Leahy Family: Welcome to the Neighborhood
The Leahy Family may be new to Newtown Square, but the warm welcome and love they have received over the last few months make them feel as though they have been here for years.
The Return of Pints in the Square
The long-awaited return of Pints in the Square Craft Brew Fest and 5K is finally here! After a 2-year hiatus, the committee is excited to announce that the 5th annual celebration of local craft brewing, food vendors and live music will happen on Saturday, September 17th at Delaware County Veterans Memorial, 4599 West Chester Pike Newtown Square.
Newtown Township’s K-9 Program: Thank you, Officer Anthony Kyne
It’s no secret that Newtown Square is a special place to live, work and raise a family. Everywhere you go, you can easily find 2nd, 3rd and even 4th generations of families who value our community for its neighborhoods, schools and community pride.
