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Port Richmond: Residents Hopeful, But Wary, Over Plans to Improve the Riverfront

June 16, 2011

https://vimeo.com/25143605] Patty-Pat Kozlowski’s family used to live in Venango. Her father, grandmother and great-aunt grew up in a neighborhood that no longer exists. Into the mid-20th century, the Kozlowskis had farmland near the river. There

Amateur Sports

South Philadelphia: The Jackie Robinson League Helps Young Athletes in Baseball and in Life

June 16, 2011

https://vimeo.com/25104739] Providing instruction on playing baseball while also emphasizing the importance of education is the pitch of the Jackie Robinson League. This entity created in 1993 is apart of The Philadelphia Youth Organization that was

Economy

South Philadelphia: Business Climate Sees Change

June 16, 2011

  For many in the Philadelphia area hearing the words “South Philly” probably brings to mind images of bars along South Street or the sports stadiums. What likely does not come to mind are small

History

Parkside: Virginia Native Finds Home Transforming Community

June 15, 2011

https://vimeo.com/25112382]   For someone who didn’t grow up in Philadelphia, James L. Brown IV has been a big part of the Parkside community since 1963.  After moving to the neighborhood in 1961, it didn’t take

Economy

Francisville: Commercial Redevelopment is Progressing

June 14, 2011

From an outsider’s perspective, Francisville has always appeared to be living in the shadow of its neighbor, Fairmount.  While Fairmount was developed with high-price townhouses and fancy restaurants, Francisville remained, for the most part, in

Featured Stories

Hunting Park: Beating the Heat All Summer Long

June 14, 2011

https://vimeo.com/25050173]   With prices on the rise, residents in Hunting Park look for ways to stay cool this summer. Most homes are not equipped with central air, a technology invented long after many homes were

History

South Philadelphia: Over a Century of Deliciousness

June 14, 2011

No matter how much people fight temptation most give in every now-&-then to a little sweet treat.  And in South Philly many feel the best place to grab the tastiest of deserts is at Isgros.

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Arts and Entertainment

Mount Airy: Maternity Care Coalition Showcased Through New Mural

June 14, 2011

A mural with a message now graces a wall in East Mt. Airy. This mural requested by the Maternity Care Coalition, is featured in East Mount Airy next to the Northwest office of the MOMobile

Germantown

Germantown: Pilates Studio Home to Symbolic Logo

June 14, 2011

Though it may seem like an ordinary Pilates studio, Pilates in Germantown is the unlikely home to Germantown’s symbolic logo. Owner Jeffrey Smith bought the rights to the design in order to save its significance

Northeast Philadelphia

Northeast Philadelphia: Pleasant Hill Residents Fear Maggie’s Waterfront Cafe Expansion

June 14, 2011

Since 1935, 9242 N. Delaware Ave. has housed several bars and restaurants. However, for the past three years, this address has been housing several concerns for the neighbors of Pleasant Hill. Individuals present at last

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