Month: April 2022

The City of Philadelphia proposed a redesign for Washington Avenue on March 1, 2022. This new proposal is contentious, though, because it is different from the prior plan, which featured pedestrian improvements that many groups had spent years advocating for. 

The city’s public orchestra, created by Ari Benjamin Meyers, performed for three nights on the riverfront.

The experimental chamber music group pushes audiences to have an epiphany about the scale and potential consequences of global climate change.

Amy Eusebio holds a background in social work and has utilized that experience to go into helping immigrants that need assistance with getting immersed/adjusted to the United States, and more specifically Philadelphia.

Local Non-Profit holds clean up event on March 26, 2022.

Members of the group met on April 11 to discuss Mayor Kenney’s recently released budget and what that meant for trying to support the library.  

The healthcare industry has been negatively impacted by the pandemic in more ways than one. Staffing shortages, financial burdens, and more plague the industry. That’s why PASNAP and other state actors are taking a stand.

Jennifer Kinka started the store so moms could buy quality items for themselves and their children without spending too much money.