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Arts and Entertainment

Taller Puertorriqueño: The Cultural Heart of Latino Philadelphia

April 10, 2014 Neil D. Ortiz 0

Although Taller Puertorriqueño is divided into two buildings one block apart, the organization is united in its mission to develop and promote Latino art and culture in the community. Since 1974, Taller has been at the [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Northeast Philadelphia: Five People Making a Difference in the Community

April 10, 2014 0

In all parts of Philadelphia, there are people who are making efforts to help their various communities in different ways. In Northeast Philadelphia, there are many organizations that use unique methods to make a difference [continue reading…]

Education

Health Beat: Five People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 0

When looking at health issues in Philadelphia, many people stand out as making a difference in the field. There are a plethora of people trying improve well-being through healthy eating establishments, wellness places, urban farms [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Al Dia: Kensington High CAPA Latinos Overcome Odds to Graduate

April 2, 2014 Neil D. Ortiz 1

No one ever said life at an inner-city school would be easy, but Kensington High School for the Creative and Performing Arts has managed to overcome many obstacles to provide its students with an education [continue reading…]

Economy

Lancaster Avenue: Community Discusses Future Of Community Landmark

March 25, 2014 0

Everyone’s seen it. Just a block into the Lancaster Avenue Commercial Corridor stands a sizable, brick red facade. Inside lay remnants of a rich past that most would never know. This structure, Hawthorne Hall, has [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Germantown Avenue: Five Places to Know

March 24, 2014 0

Renewing and reinventing theater, jazz and the corner cafe, Germantown Avenue businesses continue to play a role in the development of both Chestnut Hill and Mount Airy. Though it’s known as a historic district, the [continue reading…]

Environment

The Waterfront: Fishing on the Schuylkill River

March 20, 2014 George W. Miller 0

The Schuylkill River runs throughout Pennsylvania and can be noted for some great chances to fish. But when it meets the Delaware in the urban environment of Philadelphia, one might think that chance to fish [continue reading…]

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Grays Ferry: New Community Garden at the Russian Orthodox Church

March 19, 2014 George W. Miller 0

The Assumption of the Holy Virgin Orthodox Church is the only Russian Orthodox Church in South Philadelphia. The parish held a well-attended centennial celebration in October. “My grandmother and grandfather mortgaged their home to help [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Newbold: Weft Fashion Company Rooted in Philadelphia

March 13, 2014 George W. Miller 0

The word weft refers to one of the two directions that go into the weaving of fabric. To Kurt Souder, 29, and Jennifer Burks, 28, Weft is their newly launched men’s sportswear fashion line. “It [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Lancaster Avenue: Five People to Know

March 3, 2014 1

The commercial corridor on Lancaster Avenue is home to many businesses and residents who are passionate about their community. The people who have opened up shop are actively participating to support their neighbors and help [continue reading…]

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