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Chestnut Hill: Diverse Lineup Draws People to Pastorius Park Concerts

July 1, 2013 0

[vimeo 69421188] Chestnut Hill’s scenic Pastorius Park is great for a daily escape – a sprawling green space valued by the community for rest and relaxation. Come summertime, however, that tranquility is replaced by a custom [continue reading…]

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Al Dia: Taller Puertorriqueño Gets Kids Interested In The Arts

July 1, 2013 0

The hot June sun beats down onto a hot concrete and asphalt landscape in North Philadelphia. The humidity outside gives the air a city taste. A kid runs by into a building on the corner [continue reading…]

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West Poplar: Helping Hand Rescue Mission Transforms the Lives of Those in Need

July 1, 2013 0

https://vimeo.com/69121007] Helping Hand Rescue Mission has given homeless and impoverished people within its community a chance to revitalize their lives through religion and its services. Located at 610 N. 6th St., the mission offers Thursday [continue reading…]

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West Poplar: Children Find Hope for a Better Life at Helping Hand Rescue Mission

July 1, 2013 0

[vimeo 69121881] Founded in 1905, Helping Hand Rescue Mission is a place where those in the community can come together as one. Originally created to help the homeless, it has also become a way for children [continue reading…]

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Roxborough: YMCA Installing Healthy Lifestyles to Members

June 25, 2013 0

[vimeo 69041254] Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter joined 17 other mayors in recently asking congress to consider restricting the purchase of sugary drinks like soda with food stamps. Melissa Russo, the health and wellness director at the [continue reading…]

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Fairmount: Eastern State Penitentiary Hosts ‘Pets in Prison’ Weekend

June 24, 2013 0

Canines invaded Eastern State Penitentiary over the weekend for its Pets in Prison event which helped educate the public about the history of animals living behind bars. The event was inspired by the penitentiary’s former non-human inmates, particularly [continue reading…]

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Roxborough: Residents Rally for Roxborough Dog Park

June 24, 2013 0

On the 4100 block of Mitchell Street sits a city owned lot that has lain dormant for nearly 30 years. Sarah Koenig has lived in the Roxborough neighborhood for 20 of those years and wants [continue reading…]

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Plan Philly: Under East Poplar’s Golden Dome

June 20, 2013 1

https://vimeo.com/68245164] It is not uncommon for a church to reach out to its community. Known for its golden dome architecture, the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is no different. When the church opened [continue reading…]

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Mount Airy: Studio Enables Students to Combat Bullying with Song

June 19, 2013 0

Students at Henry H. Houston School are making their voices heard when it comes to bullying. But rather than speaking out against it, these students are singing out. Unveiled before an audience of students, teachers [continue reading…]

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Kensington: Little Berlin Highlights ‘Zine’ Culture

June 18, 2013 0

Little Berlin, a Kensington collective art space and gallery, is currently in the midst of its June exhibit, “Gone Shadowing.” The focus, according to curator Alex Walcroft, of the exhibit is on performance art, photography, [continue reading…]

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