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Allegheny

Allegheny: Allied Barton Works to Keep Students Safe

February 20, 2013 0

Student safety is a priority on most college campuses. But when the campus is located in an area more prevalent to crime, it becomes more of a concern. Colleges want to provide an environment where [continue reading…]

Education

Fairhill: Village Arts and Free Library Bring Residents Internet Hot Spot

February 20, 2013 0

Fairhill community organization Village Arts and Humanities has teamed up with the Free Library of Philadelphia to provide residents with a free internet hot spot. The seven-seat computer lab is located at Village Arts’ headquarters [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Kensington: Artist Tries to Change Culture with Street Art

February 20, 2013 0

From the rooftop deck of his Kensington home, J. Thaddeus Lutz sees the Center City skyline from a different perspective. For Lutz, living in an area of the city that is known for crime, the [continue reading…]

Olney

Olney: Formal Wear Shop Celebrates Years Outfitting Residents

February 20, 2013 0

Located in the heart of Olney’s business district along North Fifth Street, where nearly every building houses a storefront, My Daughter’s Wedding’s windows display bright, embellished gowns that cause many passersby to stop and stare. [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Francisville: Cambridge Street Studios Brings Realist Art to Neighborhood

February 19, 2013 0

[vimeo 60050295] In December 2010 an opportunity arose for three artists who studied in New York City. Anthony Ranalli, Andrew McManus and Jeremy Deck were asked by a former instructor at Grand Central Academy of Art to [continue reading…]

Fairmount

Fairmount: Proposed Bicycle Lane is Up for Residents’ Approval

February 19, 2013 0

[vimeo 59862679] Fairmount residents voted last month to support of a bicycle lane starting at Broad Street heading west. Now the neighborhood awaits approval from Spring Garden and Francisville. These residents will be given the opportunity [continue reading…]

Logan

Logan: Center Provides Much-Needed Computer Access for Residents

February 19, 2013 0

For Roenika Armstrong, surfing the Internet used to mean traveling about five miles south of her home in Logan to the Free Library of Philadelphia in hopes of nabbing a seat at a computer. “They’re [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Kensington: Recreation Center Trades Bricks For Turf

February 19, 2013 1

In North Philadelphia, where its resident’s are known for their soccer prowess, a kickers paradise is ready to be exposed. Kensington youth soccer players are in for a treat this April when Philadelphia’s Parks and [continue reading…]

Education

Kensington: Developments at Health Sciences Academy Lead to Promising Future for Students

February 19, 2013 0

https://vimeo.com/59531528] Once Kensington Culinary Arts High School became Kensington Health Sciences Academy in August, more changes were made in hopes of leading high school students toward a more successful educational path. “When you’re talking about [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Kensington: A Football Team Inspires the Players and the Community

February 16, 2013 charper 0

Welcome to Rise of the Tigers, a documentary series that chronicles the story of the Kensington Tigers football team. Now in its second season, the team finds its home in one of the city’s roughest [continue reading…]

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