Abby Weiss is a Features Reporter at Hearst Communications. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, agriculture, energy, and legal affairs, often focusing on urban design and consumer health. Abby's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Wilton Bulletin, New Haven Register, and Military.com.
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Abby Weiss primarily covers local entertainment news, with a specific focus on Connecticut. She frequently reports on celebrity sightings, local events, and real estate in the area. If you have noteworthy insights or announcements related to celebrities visiting or residing in Connecticut, upcoming local events, or trends in the state's real estate market, these would likely align well with her coverage interests.
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By: Abby Weiss
After more than a decade, Philadelphia remains one of the most challenging places in the United States to live with asthma.
By: Abby Weiss
The community opposition against artificial intelligence data centers across the country has spread into the heart of Philadelphia.
By: Abby Weiss
Like many Philadelphians, Wissahickon resident Michelle Ritondo first visited the Academy of Natural Sciences on a school field trip.
By: Abby Weiss
Montgomery County is developing an ambitious new plan to advance its environmental goals.
By: Abby Weiss
They started around three summers ago. There were the bustling summer parties on the cul de sac at Kitchens Lane, which serves as an entrance to the 2,000-acre Wissahickon Valley Park.
By: Abby Weiss
The 23-mile-long Wissahickon Creek is a vibrant hub for trout, bass and sunfish. But anglers should not eat any fish from the water source this season due to pollution.
By: Abby Weiss
The Friends of the Cresheim Trail (FOCT) is hosting a festival at the end of the month to celebrate a new trail in the works.
By: Abby Weiss
The 23-mile-long Wissahickon Creek is a vibrant hub for trout, bass and sunfish. But anglers should not eat any fish from the water source.
By: Abby Weiss
Among the historic architecture and red-brick paths, there are 32 tree species planted around Springside Chestnut Hill Academy’s 62-acre campus.
By: Abby Weiss
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education completed the largest land improvement project in its 61-year history this month.
