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Germantown: Printing Money to Help the Community

June 16, 2010 5

In tough economic times, some people need to become creative to get value out of every dollar. One way of doing this, as employees of the Germantown-based non-profit Resources for Human Development (RHD) will attest, is to start making your own. [continue reading…]

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Feltonville: Family Claims Police Ignored Threats

June 15, 2010 4

On a quiet Sunday morning, with nothing special about it aside from being Mother’s Day, the Philadelphia police received a call from North Philadelphia. A heated argument had taken place between neighbors and the police [continue reading…]

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Southwest Philadelphia: Giving Bars a Good Name

June 15, 2010 6

It was a muggy, rainy afternoon, but inside Carlette’s Backyard the beers were ice cold and the company was warm and welcoming. Carlette Brooks, the owner of the bar, was greeted by a customer with [continue reading…]

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Mantua: City Robs Residents of a Mural and Morale

June 10, 2010 1

https://vimeo.com/18011273] Mantua residents once enjoyed a vivid, colorful mural on their walks home from Center City along the Spring Garden Street Bridge, but in the last three months diamond-plated paneling slowly stole their vibrancy. Tired [continue reading…]

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Port Richmond: Where Everybody Knows Your Name

June 10, 2010 8

The 3100 block of Chatham Street prides itself in being one of the friendliest blocks in the neighborhood. With a Cheers-like atmosphere, the block consists of various types of families that all get along with [continue reading…]

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Strawberry Mansion: A Diamond In the Rough

June 10, 2010 3

Mixed feelings abound when talking to the residents of the 3200 block of West Diamond Street about the renovation of buildings by a private company. “This is a neighborhood in mild transition,” says Maurice Harris, [continue reading…]

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Germantown: A Little Slice of Bohemia

June 10, 2010 4

Moving into a new neighborhood can be a stressful time in one’s life. Issues with the moving company, problems from the home inspection and faulty electricity and plumbing can make the task seem insurmountable. But, [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Keeping Kids’ Heads In the Game and Out of Trouble

June 10, 2010 1

Fourteen-year-old Tyrell Peterson has been playing basketball in Hunting Park since he was old enough to pick one up. His mother, Tamika Hall, supports his love for the game and vows to ultimately let him [continue reading…]

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Kensington: Old Meets Young on Residential Block

June 10, 2010 3

On a breezy summer afternoon the stoop at the house on 2026 East Dauphin St. sits empty. Residents of this Kensington block pass by the spot, looking at it fondly and remembering who was once [continue reading…]

Fairhill

Fairhill: People Oppose Arizona ‘Copycat’ Law on Immigration

June 10, 2010 2

Walking through the streets of Fairhill, one would confuse the place for a town in Latin America as the air is filled with the sound of bachata and the smell of pincho and bacalaito. Dubbed [continue reading…]

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