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Germantown

Germantown: A Place for Young Mothers to Call Home

November 20, 2015pnadmin

Covenant House is a non-governmental, international organization that serves teenage and adolescent runaway homeless and trafficked youth. They have the only five beds in the entire city of Philadelphia that is specifically targeted for teenage

Arts and Entertainment

Education: CAPA’s Dorina Morrow Hits a High Note with Students

November 19, 2015Lora C Strum

Despite taking her turn as a backup singer for artists such as Celine Dion and Michael Bolton, Dorina Morrow demurs when asked to sing in the middle of her office. Morrow, the vocal director at the Philadelphia

Center City

Center City: Committee of Seventy Makes Strides To Increase Young Voter Turnout

November 18, 2015pnadmin and

The mayoral election may be over but the staff at the Committee of Seventy says that increasing voter turnout is not a seasonal mission to them. Founded in 1904, the Committee of Seventy has been pushing to help

Arts and Entertainment

Manayunk: W.P. Palmer Distillery Offers Free Tastes of Liberty Gin

November 18, 2015Colleen Campbell

Walter Palmer III of Palmer Distilling gets the word out about his Liberty gin best by simple advertising. “My wife and I are self-funding this business,” he said, “so a lot of what we do

Featured Stories

Powelton Village: Lancaster Mews Gets Historic

November 17, 2015pnadmin

Lancaster Mews, a row of apartments and businesses on the 3600 block of Lancaster Avenue will keep its 19th century architecture after a city commission ruled on its importance. Last month, sites around the city were

Amateur Sports

Mill Creek: Playing a Traditional Game Untraditionally

November 17, 2015pnadmin and

On a cool Monday night in October, more than 20 young adults bundled up to play softball at Mill Creek Playground in West Philadelphia. But these were no ordinary players. There were men and women hustling

Amateur Sports

Center City: Roman Catholic’s Nazeer Bostick Becomes a Leader

November 17, 2015pnadmin

While basketball is not a major contact sport, aggressiveness and toughness are certainly important traits. Nazeer Bostick possesses both of these and has used them to become a leader on one of the top high

Amateur Sports

South Philadelphia: LGBT Community Comes Together Through Football

November 16, 2015pnadmin and

Mention football and South Philadelphia in the same sentence and most people will instinctively think of the Eagles. However, across the street from Lincoln Financial Field, at FDR Park, another kind of football is making

Amateur Sports

Old City: Fearless Athletics Welcomes Early Birds

November 16, 2015pnadmin

Recently, the gym Fearless Athletics has been going through what could be called a growth spurt. Membership has continuously risen at its South Philadelphia location, and now it has opened a new location in Old City. One of the

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: Ryan Harris Helps Youths to Think, Grow Outside of the Box

November 11, 2015Harrison Brink and

When you leave the neighborhood you grew up in, it can be easy to simply move on from the troubles you faced there. Many want to escape their, perhaps, troublesome pasts and move on toward

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