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Allegheny

Tioga-Nicetown and Allegheny West: Five People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 0

Tioga-Nicetown and Allegheny West have consistently been portrayed in the news as poverty and crime-ridden areas. But often overlooked are the leaders that work in the community. Whether new to the community or long-time presences, [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Fairmount: Five People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 0

Community involvement is very prevalent in the Fairmount neighborhood. Being an up-and-coming area, many of the residents and business owners have different levels of experience in the neighborhood, but many agree that the residents tend [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Arts & Entertainment: Five People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 0

Philadelphia presents itself as a city where artists can not only do what they love as a career, but they can also live comfortably while doing so. Without the people who help network, teach and [continue reading…]

Education

Health Beat: Five People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 0

When looking at health issues in Philadelphia, many people stand out as making a difference in the field. There are a plethora of people trying improve well-being through healthy eating establishments, wellness places, urban farms [continue reading…]

South Philadelphia

East Passyunk: Four People Making a Difference

April 8, 2014 2

East Passyunk is well known for its restaurants, local markets, mom and pop shops, boutiques, bakeries and corner bars. The neighborhood is easily one of the most desirable places to live in the city of [continue reading…]

Haddington

Sustainability: Keep Philadelphia Beautiful

April 7, 2014 0

A beautiful city is more than just pleasing to the eye. It also serves as a center of pride and loyalty for those who call that place home. Keep Philadelphia Beautiful has been active in [continue reading…]

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill: Maple Sugar Day

April 7, 2014 0

Philadelphia Parks and Recreation recently held Maple Sugar Day, presented by the Wissahickon Environmental Center. The annual free event was open to all curious about the process of sugar making or just hungry for free [continue reading…]

Crime

Newbold: Change Signals Complacency at 1700 Wharton Street

April 7, 2014 0

Seventy-year-old Tom Stack hobbles over to his ivy-green recliner and leans back, lighting a cigarette and hoisting his metal cane between his legs. He then stares over the room, points — sans hauteur or pomp [continue reading…]

Education

Southwest Philly: 5 People Making a Difference

April 7, 2014 0

Though residents of Southwest Philadelphia deal with tough issues like urban blight, gun violence and food deserts, individuals and organizations are working to improve the neighborhoods. Dozens of community churches and daycare centers line the [continue reading…]

Allegheny

Allegheny West: Merchants Association Builds Up The Business Corridor

April 7, 2014 0

For more than four decades, the North 22nd Street Merchants Association has dedicated its services to businesses along the corridor that stretches from Lehigh Avenue to Allegheny Avenue along 22nd Street. Since the 1970s, economic struggles [continue reading…]

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