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Julia Rae Schlucter: glamour & grit in the gifted girl next door; Radnor’s fab new library; Sweet spots, summer beauty fixes & sunny workouts; Ivory Tree & more

July 12, 2018 by Caroline O'Halloran

It would be easy to write about Julia Rae, née Julia Rae Schlucter, as yet another precocious Main Line talent.

We’d tell you she was performing in regional theater at age 6.

That she was recording original songs professionally by age 15.

That she’s been a featured singer in the 6ABC Thanksgiving Day Parade for eight years.

That she skipped senior year at the Academy of Notre Dame to pursue a music career in LA. That, still a teenager, she walked the Hollywood red carpet with Brooke Shields after one of her original songs was featured in a Shields movie.

Filed Under: BODY & SOUL, BUZZ, EAT, PLAY Tagged With: 6ABC, Anchored In Sea Isle, Anchored in the Main Line, Ardmore, Aubusson Home, Belle de Nuit, Blurred Lines, Cereal bar, Chester Valley Trail, CNN Town Hall, Company C, Heather Heyman, Hummingbird Yoga and Massage, Ivory Tree Portraits, Jordan Burnham, Julia Rae, Julia Rae Schlucter, keratherapy, keratin, kettlebells, King of Prussia Town Center yoga, laser hair removal, library, Linwood Park, Main Line Art Center, Main Line hiking, Main Line walking trails, Melissa Lees, Microneedling, Minding Your Mind, Miss Philadelphia, Moo Moo Milk Bar, Nancy Campbell, Newtown Square, Nothing Bundt Cakes, outdoor exercise, photographers, Purenergy Studio, Radnor Library, Radnor Memorial Library, REI King of Prussia, Ringpfeil, Ringpfeil dermatology, Roots2Rise, Shirley & Co., Studio H Color and Design Group, suicide, suicide attempt survivor, Trail Tuesdays, Trek Travel, Valley Forge Park Alliance, Wayne Art Center, Wayne portrait studio, Will Schlucter, WillPower, yoga, Yoga on Manayunk Bridge

FURY over Element Kitchen’s disappearing act; Felony Lane Gang hits Paoli (Women beware); Art for all; Cancer Support; Martha Stewart & much more

April 12, 2018 by Caroline O'Halloran

Dream kitchens up in flames.

New bathrooms down the drain.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars, given in good faith, gone.

Employees summarily fired, their paychecks bounced. A lease broken, rent skipped.

The flood of fuming allegations against Element Kitchen & Bath in Paoli (and formerly Devon) beggars belief.

Did this really happen? Here?

No bargain basement remodeler, Element – until it up and vanished – operated out of a splashy showroom in the heart of Paoli at the beautifully renovated KingsHaven Design complex.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Acme, Ardmore Music Hall, Ashley Lunkenheimer, autism, Autism Awareness Luncheon, Bernice Paul, Beth Buccini, brain injury, Cancer Support Community of Greater Philadelphia, Community Arts Norristown, Conestoga High School, Corsica, Daylesford Crossing, Element Kitchen & Bath, Episcopal Academy, Felony Lane Gang, FLITE, Friends Central School, Gabrielle Arts Foundation, Giada de Laurentiis, Harlem Wizards, In the Pocket, Jahnavi Rao, Jay Wright, King of Prussia mall, KingsHaven Design, Kinney Center, Lisa Scottoline, Liseter, Main Line Art Center, Martha Stewart, Mary Gay Scanlon, michael sheehan, Mike Sheehan, Molly Shepard, Natanya Sortland, navy yard, Nicole Schaeffer, Paoli, Paoli Library, Pearl Kim, Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show, Philadelphia Antiques Show, Race to Recovery, School of Rock, social justice, T, Tommy Conwell, Tredyffrin Police, Valley Forge Flowers, Valley Forge Park, Wendy Coleman, West Chester homicide, Wheels of Wayne, Williams Sonoma

SAVVY SOCIAL: LaBelle rocks Temple gala; Remembering Tricia Cuddy; Bryn Mawr Film, Surrey & Main Line Art Center galas; Kinney fashion show; Bag Bingo; Wynnewood wow home & more

May 5, 2017 by Caroline O'Halloran

A record-breaking 1,100 people partied with Patti at Temple Auxiliary’s Acres of Diamond’s gala, raising $1.3 million for critical, life-saving care.

A sparkling night at the Please Touch Museum: Guests took a spin on the carousel and bid on silent auction items, then sashayed down a red carpet to dinner under a huge custom tent.

Star power: Two Main Liners! Emcee was Flyers’ anthem singer Lauren Hart, longtime pal of Lindy Snider, wife of Larry Kaiser and daughter of Flyers’ co-founder Ed Snider. Patti LaBelle sparkled in Philadelphia Eagles Kelly green. Her private concert brought down the house.

Filed Under: Savvy Social Tagged With: autism awareness, Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr Film Institute, fashion, home decor, Louella, Main Line Art Center, Merion Cricket Club, surrey services, vintage cars

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