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Economy

Kensington: The Last Brewery in the Neighborhood

May 28, 2009 14

Philadelphia has long been an esteemed beer city dating back to the colonial times. Taverns and pubs were meeting places for revolutionaries. The tradition of immigrants finding community in pub life continued throughout the industrial [continue reading…]

Economy

Northeast: Franklin Mills Mall Losing Sales, Stores

May 25, 2009 12

Norma Lodase has been working at the Kenneth Cole store in Franklin Mills Mall for about a year and has noticed quite a difference in the number of customers who have been coming in and [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Olney: Soccer and Culture at Cafe Liz

May 23, 2009 1

Bellies up to the bar and cold beers in front of them, brothers Victor and Louis Martins cannot agree. Outside, Philadelphia’s first heat wave of the summer is as good a reason as any to [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Olney: Little Portugal

May 23, 2009 charper 0

Some residents call the Olney section of Philadelphia “one big melting pot.” The Portuguese may make up a smaller part of the culture in Olney—only 2 percent of the European population in Philadelphia—but this little [continue reading…]

Government

Olney and Logan: Housing Problems

May 19, 2009 4

It’s cleaning day in the Wilson-Heard home on Wagner Avenue. The father is using the vacuum upstairs, as 7-year-old Bryant runs down the stairs of the well-kept row home. “Mommy, can I pour my own [continue reading…]

Economy

Kensington: Real Estate in a Tough Economy

May 19, 2009 6

Mendez Homes and Investments has been renting and selling affordable homes to Philadelphia residents for the past four years—and doesn’t see things stopping anytime soon. “We’re affected by the economy, but it’s still a great [continue reading…]

Kensington

Kensington: For Better or For Worse?

May 19, 2009 0

Starting on May 1, the northern Philadelphia neighborhood of Kensington will begin its first ever restaurant week. An event usually reserved for  more affluent neighborhoods,  such an event being held in Kensington and its surrounding neighborhoods [continue reading…]

Logan

Logan: Trying to Beautify the Neighborhood

May 15, 2009 8

Jason West decided to beautify his grandmother’s three-story row home by planting flowers and encompassing them with a rustic garden fence. He thought his kind act would rid his block of blight. Instead, it incited [continue reading…]

Olney

Olney: Trying to Beautify the Neighborhood

May 15, 2009 4

Every neighborhood has children and children need places to play. Not every section of the city is lucky enough to have trees and open spaces like Olney. Fisher Park, which is located at 600 W. [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: A Look at Hope

May 14, 2009 charper 0

Deep in the heart of Hunting Park is new hope. Reporters Cassandra Kramer and Jenna Brizek give you an inside look at Nueva Esperanza and the Open Borders Project. Follow the links below to learn [continue reading…]

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