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Amateur Sports

Fairhill: Watts’ Fitness Studio Keeping Residents Fit

March 30, 2011 2

Peter Watts’ Fitness Studio is one of the few fitness centers located in Fairhill. This well-equipped facility, located at 2712 N. Fifth Street near Lehigh Avenue, was opened in November 2003 by Watts, a fitness consultant. [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Ludlow: A ‘Close-Up’ on Project Basho

March 30, 2011 1

Nestled between boarded up warehouses and vacant lots off Girard Avenue is a hidden paradise for photographers known formerly as “Project Basho.” The words ‘Project Basho’ are written in bold horizontal letters identifying one of [continue reading…]

Education

North Central: Local Bike Shop Services Community Needs

March 30, 2011 0

Bikes of various sizes–all used–sit neatly in a row to the right of the front door. The bikes have price tags on them–some priced as low as $13 and some as high as $400. Bike [continue reading…]

Cedar Park

Cedar Park: Spring Street Cleaning Begins

March 30, 2011 0

Cedar Park residents rolls up their sleeves on Saturday to begin one of many projects being undertaken for the Philly Spring Cleanup. Undertaken in conjunction with West Philadelphia Cooperative School and the University City District, [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Hunting Park: Latino Restaurant Draws City Diners To Neighborhood

March 30, 2011 1

Bartender Michael Leiva has four bottles of rum flipped upside down over a pitcher filled with mint leaves, ice and lime juice. It’s 2 p.m. and Tierra Colombiana is filled with hungry lunch-goers ready to [continue reading…]

Fashion

Olney: Smooth Like That Provides Fashionable Attire

March 30, 2011 0

  Men’s apparel costs ranges from $99.99 to $399. Ties, cuffs, hats and other accessories are $19.99 to $279.The store also sells boy’s clothing, which ranges in price from $39.99 to $89.99 . “Fathers and sons [continue reading…]

Education

Logan: Kid’s Corner Child Care

March 30, 2011 1

Kid’s Corner Child Care Center has provided the Logan community with strong foundations for young learners. Located on 4815 Old York Road, the brightly decorated building has welcomed families into the facility for over four [continue reading…]

Education

Germantown: Author Celebrates All-Black Civil War Camp

March 30, 2011 0

Germantown residents and visitors were privileged to learn about the stalwart black troops who trained nearby. The free event “Saluting Camp William Penn,” which took place in the parlor of the Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion, opened [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Germantown: Ghostly Happenings at Wister House

March 30, 2011 0

“I talk out loud as I’m closing up, just so that they know,” said Diana Thompson, Grumblethorpe’s educational officer.  “That way they won’t be able to pop out and say boo!” And the “they” she [continue reading…]

South Philadelphia

South Philadelphia: An Important Site in War

March 28, 2011 0

Historic Fort Mifflin, located at Fort Mifflin Road and Hog Island Road, is now open to the public for the season. Named “the fort that saved America,” Fort Mifflin was essential to the victory of [continue reading…]

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