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Haddington: Haddington Multi Services for Older Adults Brings Seniors Together

November 7, 2012 0

[vimeo:https://vimeo.com/52951427] Seniors in the Haddington section of Philadelphia recently attended the first annual Gospel Festival, hosted by the neighborhood’s Multi Services for Older Adults. Sudell Black, president of the choir, organized the festival. “I was chosen [continue reading…]

North Central

North Central: Increased Voter Turnout

November 6, 2012 0

The presidential election witnessed an increase in voter participation in some sections of Philadelphia, veteran observers said. At the Norman Blumberg Apartments Community Center, Irene McDonald made sure that everyone who is registered to vote [continue reading…]

Crime

Fairhill: Crime Rate Falls in the Neighborhood

November 6, 2012 0

[vimeo 52950894] When Hector Colon moved into Fairhill in 1986, it was a much different place from what it is today.  According to Colon, the 1990s became a very bloody and crime-ridden time in Fairhill’s history. [continue reading…]

Roxborough

Roxborough: Number of Voters Up Slightly

November 6, 2012 charper 0

Residents of Roxborough were able to vote Tuesday morning at the Roxborough branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia located at 6245 Ridge Ave. Since the library opened at 7 a.m., it experienced a sporadic [continue reading…]

Education

Fairhill: PhillyEarth Teaches Local Students About Sustainability

November 6, 2012 2

https://vimeo.com/52762598] PhillyEarth, an organization founded to teach local children about becoming community sustainability leaders, provides after-school programs, an urban farm site and community outreach programs to Fairhill. Jon Hopkins, who runs the organization, welcomes a [continue reading…]

Crime

Powelton Village: An Act of Solidarity in Harsh Times

November 6, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/52892119] Many Philadelphians are familiar with the constant struggle between Drexel University and Powelton Village. The cause of the well documented fights are almost always concerning the university’s attempts to expand its campus and Powelton [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Germantown: Gallery Displays Art About Politics

November 5, 2012 0

Friends and art lovers gathered this weekend at Germantown’s Imperfect Gallery, located 5601 Greene St., to view two new exhibitions, including one focused on politics. Imperfect Gallery has become a central gathering place for Germantown’s [continue reading…]

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill: Walk/Run Looks to Fill Arts-Funding Void

November 3, 2012 0

Like other schools in the Philadelphia School District, John Story Jenks has learned to do more with less. But even though the district’s financial distress has left schools with less resources, J.S. Jenks’ parents are [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Roxborough: Development Corporation Uses Art to Bring Community Together

November 3, 2012 0

When you look inside the Roxborough Development Corp., located at 6111 Ridge Ave., you won’t just find an office filled with people sitting in front of computers. Instead, you’ll find the space has come to [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Holmesburg: Residents Cope With Hurricane Sandy Aftermath

October 30, 2012 1

After a tree branch came crashing into the side of Sally Manners’ house at 9:30 p.m., she said she was worried to wake up this morning and find extensive damage to her home. (See other [continue reading…]

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