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Year: 2020

East Passyunk

East Passyunk: South Philadelphia Residents Seeking Answers After December Explosion

January 24, 2020Trevor Griner

South Philadelphia residents said they have more questions than answers two months after a deadly explosion rocked the 1400 block of South Eighth Street. The explosion killed two people and left dozens without a home

Business

East Passyunk: Stepping Back to a Simpler Time

January 23, 2020Michael Carey

Typewriters, books just a few ways East Passyunk is bringing nostalgia back

Business

East Passyunk: Sitting Down with the “Pope of Passyunk”

January 21, 2020Michael Carey

With his family history running deep within Passyunk Avenue since the age of five, Michael GianGiordano I has remained dedicated to the community through government and real estate. With his years of being in the

Center City

City Hall: Mayor and City Council Inaugurated

January 15, 2020Lawrence McGlynn

At the 2020 inauguration, Mayor Jim Kenney and City Council President Darrell Clarke prioritize reducing poverty and violence.

Arts and Entertainment

South Street: ‘Mom’ Cares for its Community

January 13, 2020Jayna Schaffer

Tattooed Mom, a neighborhood bar, doubles as a community meeting space.

Politics

West Philadelphia: Community Gathers to Discuss Gun Violence and Prevention

January 13, 2020Taylor Horn

With homicide rates in Philadelphia up by 6% last year, residents in West Philadelphia are voicing their concerns about the gun violence in their neighborhood. More than 50 people attended the “Report to the People”

Center City

Center City: Philly Restart’s Food Line Has an Identity, A Family

January 9, 2020Claire Wolters

Volunteers and guests of Philly Restart discuss the family-like nature of the group, and why they return to see old friends on Mondays.

Arts and Entertainment

Powelton Village: Tiny WPA Teaches Philadelphians Carpentry, Crafting, and Design

January 3, 2020Caitlin McCafferty and

On any given Wednesday night, the Tiny WPA’s work space at 4017 Lancaster Ave. is bright and busy. Artwork and works-in-progress fill the walls and all available floor space. Downstairs, saws and other power tools

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