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Month: December 2024

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Business

Chinatown: Business Owners Against Proposed 76ers Arena

December 6, 2024Lynn Choi

The proposed 76ers arena in Market East is a cause of concern for local businesses and residents of Philadelphia’s historic Chinatown.

Neighborhoods

Yes, We Can Grow Old — Mary and Suz

December 6, 2024Allison Beck

I met Mary and Suz at a roundtable discussion about what it’s like to be a queer senior – for me, that meant a college senior, and for them, it meant being a senior citizen.

Neighborhoods

The Germantown community hopes to restore its YWCA – and identity

December 4, 2024Nicholas Anthony Gangewere

In 1918, a predominantly Black branch of the Germantown YWCA formed, becoming the home to future National Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Ora Washington. An African American women’s basketball team called the Germantown Hornets was

Environment

Fairmount Park Conservancy: The Organization Keeping Philly Parks Alive

December 4, 2024Katie Leis

The Fairmount Park Conservancy, one of the leading nonprofits for outdoor areas in Philadelphia, has been around for decades. After evolving from The Commission, which was created in 1867, and The Fairmount Park Foundation, which

Port Richmond

Culture: Keeping the Polish-American Community Alive

December 2, 2024Kamil T Rozanski

Theresa Romanowska and Micheal Blichasz have worked at the Polish American Cultural Center in OldCity for years. Romanowska, the center’s special events coordinator, is a Port Richmond native and a second-generation Polish American, her grandparents

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