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Lawncrest: Councilman Bobby Henon Addresses Lawncrest Civic Meeting

June 7, 2012 2

Bobby Henon, 6th District City Councilman, spoke to the Lawncrest Civic Association recently regarding several pieces of legislation including his highly supported Bad Neighbor Initiative. Henon’s focus with this Initiative is on negligent homeowners, absentee [continue reading…]

Newly Elected President Jack O'Hara discussing his plans for the Greater Bustleton Civic League
Bustleton

Bustleton: Civic League Votes Out Leaders

June 5, 2012 0

Members of the Greater Bustleton Civic League voted to replace many governing board positions amid accusations of poor leadership had created tensions within the association. The contentious vote last month included the positions of president, [continue reading…]

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Frankford: Aerial Yoga Becomes Fun New Way to Get Fit

May 14, 2012 3

Paul Corbin was looking for a new way to get in shape and add some excitement to his workout routine. Becoming bored with the same routine of lifting weights and running, this Frankford resident was [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Somerton: Exposed Train Tracks Pose Risk to Youth

May 2, 2012 0

  The recent removal of foliage from around electrical lines near a popular athletic field sent a strong shock through members of the Somerton Youth Organization because of a dangerous condition that removal created. Work [continue reading…]

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Northeast Philly: Councilman Introduces New App to Boost Social Media Presence

April 20, 2012 0

Committed to making city government more accessible, 6th District Councilman Bobby Henon introduced yesterday the long-awaited cityhall application for smartphone users. The app is designed to provide residents, business owners and visitors of Philadelphia access [continue reading…]

Fox Chase

Fox Chase: Military Veteran Honored After 33 Years

April 12, 2012 4

Marita McNichol was awarded with the American flag in honor of her father who died after serving in World War II. Francis P. McNichol, who served in the Navy during World War II, died 33 [continue reading…]

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Fox Chase

Northeast Philadelphia: Residents Take Action Against Bill Proposing to Legalize Bandit Signs

April 11, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/40173364] On Jan. 26, Councilman Curtis Jones, D-4th, formally introduced a bill, No. 120017, that would legalize the bandit signs that have been littering the streets and creating blight in the neighborhoods. The bill was [continue reading…]

Northeast Philadelphia

Northeast Philadelphia: Lyme Disease Poses a Risk to Residential Areas Surrounding Parks

April 9, 2012 1

The growing number of Lyme disease cases is causing concern among people living near the many parks in Northeast Philadelphia. Lyme disease is the most common insect-born disease in the United States. The disease,which is [continue reading…]

Northeast Philadelphia

Northeast Philadelphia: Mixed Martial Artists Ready to Rumble

April 2, 2012 0

Xtreme Caged Combat will be bringing some of the best fighters in mixed martial arts (MMA) to the National Guard Armory in Northeast Philadelphia on April 21. XCC consistently promotes the biggest MMA events in [continue reading…]

Lawncrest

Lawncrest: Pro Wrestler Turns to Stand-Up Comedy After Brain Surgery

March 28, 2012 0

James Goins, otherwise known as “Cory Kastle” to wrestling fans across the United States, was getting ready for one of his biggest shows ever when his life took a sudden turn for the worse. On [continue reading…]

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