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Northeast: Live Arts Festival Reveals Philadelphia’s Mysteries

September 20, 2012

https://vimeo.com/49861710] Andrew Simonet found himself wondering who lives in the houses of Philadelphia and what stories are beyond those walls. “To be surrounded by so many people and to know so few of them is

Northeast Philadelphia

Northeast: Family Invites Strangers Into Home for Live Arts Festival

September 20, 2012

https://vimeo.com/49863529] Imagine welcoming complete strangers into your home and sharing your most personal stories with them.  Twice a week the Bostick family, of the 6100 block of Hegerman Street in Wissinoming, has done just that.

West Philadelphia

West Philadelphia: Center for Culinary Enterprises Set to Open

September 20, 2012

Almost everyone who’s tried Taria Dean’s potato salad has agreed it is delicious. Every time, Dean, owner of T’s Tasty Tater Salad, Inc., would serve up her potato salad at family events and community functions,

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill: The Little Treehouse Helps Develop Community

September 19, 2012

[vimeo 49647120] When Corey Trower walks into work at The Little Treehouse, he isn’t just there to make money. The gymnastics instructor is there to influence the lives of local families. Trower tells a success story with

South Philadelphia

South Philadelphia: Ms. Goody Cupcake Offers Up Sweet Treats

September 18, 2012

Ms. Goody Cupcake is the sweet dream come true of Gigi Andrew who has run her bake shop in the heart of South Philadelphia at 1838 E. Passyunk Ave. for over a year. And yes,

South Philadelphia

South Philadelphia: The Expressive Hand Bridges Gap between the Hearing and Deaf

September 18, 2012

https://vimeo.com/49399546] Bright and colorful pottery in the windows of The Expressive Hand greet all passing by the corner of 9th and Bainbridge streets. What may be surprising for many to discover is that The Expressive Hand

Featured Stories

Roxborough: Organization Pedals to Raise Awareness on Affordable Housing

September 18, 2012

[vimeo 49610519] Bike & Build, a cross-country cycling organization, celebrates its 10th  anniversary this year. Located in Roxborough, the organization combines the concepts of raising awareness for affordable housing, getting young adults involved in the cause

Health

Wynnefield: Cancer Support Community Of Philadelphia Goes Beyond Basic Care

September 17, 2012

Over 40,000 people in Philadelphia suffer with several different forms of cancer according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. One organization that offers extensive emotional and educational support to people affected by cancer is the

Mildred Izaguirre / Fifth Street Florists
Fairhill

Fairhill: Hispanic Culture and Business Shine on El Bloque de Oro

September 17, 2012

[vimeo 49578554] In Fairhill, Latino culture and business converge on North Fifth Street and Lehigh Avenue to form what has become affectionately known as “El Bloque de Oro,” or the “Golden Block.” Here, Latino-owned small businesses run up

Economy

Kensington: Somerset Neighbors’ Plan ‘Clean and Green’ for Vacant Lots

September 12, 2012

Since last September, the Somerset Neighbors for Better Living has tackled the topic of what to do with vacant lots during its monthly meetings. This civic association in Kensington is now ready to roll of

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