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Hunting Park

Education

Hunting Park: Organizations Work Together to Build a Better Community

June 9, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/24727081] In Hunting Park, the Ayuda Community Center is a short walk or ride from any resident’s home. Directly across from The Hunting Park Christian Academy, at 4400 N. Marshall St., residents can go and [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Guiding Children into Adulthood

June 3, 2011 0

“There is a shortage of role models,” said Felipe Castro, executive director and founder of Children’s Safe Harbor Inc., more locally known as Amparo de la Niñez Inc. Castro’s wife, Iris Myrtha Castro, co-founded the company with him [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: A History of Working Together

May 28, 2011 0

Hunting Park is a neighborhood full of stories with each block having its own unique history. From being home to James Logan, William Penn’s secretary, and the famed actress Grace Kelly, Hunting Park has a [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Residents Look for Answers to Abandoned School’s Falling Debris

May 24, 2011 0

Many people equate their home to be a safe haven. A place where no matter the surroundings or the neighborhood you feel a sense of security. Unfortunately, this is not the case for the residents [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Stuffed Animals Commemorate Tragedy Of Lost Children

May 18, 2011 1

When walking the streets of Philadelphia it’s tough not to notice all the abandoned lots. A passerby may not take notice of the contents of the lots, many of which are filled with broken bottles [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Need A Haircut? There Are Plenty of Barbers

April 15, 2011 2

While walking the streets, it is hard to miss all the barber shops and salons. On North Fifth Street one of the busier streets in the area, you can find numerous barber shops and unisex [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: Gomez Mini Mart Still Standing

April 7, 2011 0

For 30 years, Gomez Mini Mart has stood on the corner of Eighth and West Lycoming streets in Hunting Park. The locally operated grocery has withstood changing owners, economic downturns and even violent shootings outside [continue reading…]

SPCA volunteers walk and play with the dogs housed at the Hunting Park headquarters.
Crime

Hunting Park: Community Leaders Organize to End Dogfighting

April 7, 2011 1

There’s a popular trend among teens in Hunting Park and other neighborhoods around Philadelphia. For fun, young kids will gather on street corners or playgrounds and square off to see who has the baddest dog. [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Hunting Park: Latino Restaurant Draws City Diners To Neighborhood

March 30, 2011 1

Bartender Michael Leiva has four bottles of rum flipped upside down over a pitcher filled with mint leaves, ice and lime juice. It’s 2 p.m. and Tierra Colombiana is filled with hungry lunch-goers ready to [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: The Worth of a Dollar

March 25, 2011 0

Torres Dollar Plus, located on West Courtland Street, is in the middle of transforming its busy walls into something a little more divine. Going from a local thrift store to a community worship center, this [continue reading…]

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