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Olney

Olney: Bottom Dollar Food Grand Opening

April 20, 2011

After months of construction, Bottom Dollar Food, a discount grocery chain supermarket, is finally open to the public. Located on 6119 N. Broad St., customers were lined up outside throughout the parking lot to get

North Central

North Central: Warm Days in the Neighborhood

April 20, 2011

Warm weather is often known to bring out new activities. Some residents in North Central Philadelphia feel the warm weather causes people to act crazy. Nadirrah Jones, a resident of the area felt very strongly

Broad Street

Broad Street: Philadelphia Committee to End Homelessness

April 20, 2011

At the Philadelphia Committee to End Homelessness, the main goal is to help the homeless people off the streets and into long-term homes. “We were established in 1981 to provide a safe home for those

Featured Stories

North Central: Uniting Websites and Organizations Throughout Philadelphia

April 20, 2011

The meeting was quaint, but the mission is a big one: unite all of Philadelphia’s non-profit and community service news under one roof. United Philly, a website project started by the Philadelphia Community Corps, meets

This formerly trash-strewn lot on Frankford Avenue will soon be home to new real estate development.
Featured Stories

Kensington: The Evolution of Frankford Avenue from Trash Heaps to Art Galleries

April 20, 2011

On the first Friday of each month, the crowds on the sidewalk barely leave room for the passersby or the occasional jogger making his or her way down Frankford Avenue. In front of one gallery,

Francisville

Francisville: Revitalization of the North Broad Corridor

April 20, 2011

“After years of decline, North Broad Street truly is coming back,” said consultants with Orth-Rodgers & Associates, Inc. and three other firms in a transportation and access study presented to the Philadelphia City Planning Commission.

There is a major trash problem in Francisville, Searl said.
Francisville

Francisville: Does A Better Future Await?

April 17, 2011

  Although the newly emerging “Philadelphia 2035” is a comprehensive plan to energize this historic city for more improvements over the next 24 years some of the improvements will be visible within the next year

A memorial to Kensington Strangler victim ### sits at Jasper and Cumberland streets, where her body was found last November.
Abandoned Property

Kensington: By Cleaning Vacant Lots, Neighbors Help Redefine a Troubled Community

April 16, 2011

If Juan Marrero had his way, the city would tear down the fence in front of that trash-strewn vacant lot down the street from his house. If the city just did that, Marrero insists that

Education

Fairhill: College Access Center Director Encourages Students

April 16, 2011

Candace Powell Kinard is motivated person who always makes sure each student’s needs are met. She has  passion to work with underrepresented and low-income high school students in Fairhill to make sure they are utilizing

Chestnut Hill

Germantown: Candidate Durham Wants New Programs for the 8th District

April 15, 2011

“I want to introduce a new standard of living,” said William “Bill” Durham, a candidate for the City Council from the 8th District. Donna Reed Miller has held this position for over 10 years. But

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