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City Hall: City Council Highlights for Sept. 26, 2019

September 30, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 0

Supporters of Bill 180936 hold signs as City Council passes the anti-lead ordinance. [continue reading…]

Center City

City Hall: City Council Highlights for Sept. 19, 2019

September 24, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 0

City Council met on Sept. 19, 2019, for the second meeting of the fall session. Sixteen of the 17 members were present, with Councilmember Mark Squilla granted leave. Councilmember Blondell Reynolds-Brown amended bill 180936, an [continue reading…]

Center City

City Hall: Committee Holds Hearing on Child’s Menu Beverage Bill

September 19, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 0

One of City Council’s standing committees, the Committee on Public Health and Human Services, heard testimony on bill 190505, which would require restaurants in the city who offer children’s meals to make the default beverage [continue reading…]

City Hall

City Hall: City Council Addresses Recent Police Controversies

September 17, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 1

Philadelphia City Council heard testimony last week on Resolution 190622 which would authorize council to hold hearings regarding the Plain View Project database on objectionable social media posts of law enforcement officers.  According to its [continue reading…]

Center City

City Hall: City Council Week In Review

September 17, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 1

This week, the Economic Opportunity Review Committee, the Living Wage and Benefits Committee, and the Veterans Advisory Committee met in City Council chambers. These committees, unlike others that meet on the fourth floor of City [continue reading…]

Center City

City Hall: Council Highlights for Sept. 12, 2019

September 16, 2019 Lawrence McGlynn 0

Philadelphia City Council convened for its first meeting of the fall session Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019. All 17 members were in attendance, except Councilmember Mark Squilla who was granted leave.  Three pieces of legislation proposed [continue reading…]

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Center City

Podcast: A Space Designed to Help Residents Stress Less is Opening in the City

May 31, 2019 Christopher Malo 0

The Stress Less Space is an intentional space in Philadelphia for women to recharge and relax away from the chaos of their everyday life. “As a stress management coach I’ve had the chance to speak [continue reading…]

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Health

Podcast: Study Finds Obesity is Direct Cause of Poor Mental Well-being

May 24, 2019 Christopher Malo 0

According to a report from the World Health Organization, obesity and its link to mental well-being is becoming a growing issue in our country and throughout the world. Research shows obesity increases risk of heart [continue reading…]

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Center City

Podcast: As the City’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens, Can it Offer Help for Those Suffering from Mental Illness?

May 17, 2019 Christopher Malo 0

Center City’s first medical marijuana dispensary has opened its door. Beyond/Hello is located at 12th and Samson streets. It’s one of 50 medical marijuana dispensaries operating in the state. “We offer all acceptable products which [continue reading…]

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Podcast: A North Philadelphia-based Therapist Uses Hip-Hop Therapy to Treat Trauma

May 10, 2019 Christopher Malo 0

Ronald Crawford (pictured on the right), a mental health therapist based in North Philadelphia, uses hip-hop music to challenge negative culture and educate individuals about drug use. He hopes to engage and encourage people to [continue reading…]

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