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Manayunk: Weekend on Ice

February 13, 2011 0

Sometimes a bitter winter season can keep an entire neighborhood indoors until it’s time to visit the local baseball team’s spring training, but last weekend Manayunk held an outdoors ice sculpting event that attracted hundreds [continue reading…]

Nicetown

Nicetown: One-Stop Shop Community Center

February 11, 2011 0

Tucked away at 3439 N. 17th St. in Nicetown is the HERO Community Center. This colorful building isn”t huge in size, but is huge in what it provides for this community. “This community doesn’t have [continue reading…]

Germantown

Germantown: It’s a Full House at ACES Museum

February 11, 2011 0

“All of our troubles would be gone in a while if white people smiled,” said Dr. Althea Hankins while clutching a poster of Frank Sinatra. As the leading doctor at a medical clinic at 5801 [continue reading…]

Francisville

Francisville: Sidewalk Talk

February 10, 2011 0

You may notice some sidewalk construction in Francisville this month. Some areas of sidewalk in the neighborhood are cracked or noticeably missing, with pebbles and grass peeking out from beneath the snow. But several streetscape [continue reading…]

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill: Battling the Economic Downturn in an Upscale Neighborhood

February 10, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/19723156] Chestnut Hill is known to be a destination for unique boutiques, shops and restaurants. But recently, some local shop owners have gone out of business or are struggling to stay open. To try and [continue reading…]

Northwest Philadelphia

Ridge Avenue: Catering to Philadelphia.

February 10, 2011 0

Originally from Manhattan, David Simms visited Philadelphia for a baby shower and never left. He began working in culinary arts and “came up through the ranks” as a banquet chef. Simms then owned a catering [continue reading…]

Mayfair

Mayfair: Father Judge Honors Graduates Fallen in Battle

February 10, 2011 11

The 27 names on the Vietnam War memorial outside Father Judge High School in Northeast Philadelphia serve as a reminder of how the war affected the Philadelphia region. The Vietnam War, which began in 1957 [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: Bringing Passion to Local Area Teens

February 10, 2011 3

The door is opened with a smile, and a little dog to greet you at your feet. When inside, it appears to be a normal house with artwork by children posted on the walls. But [continue reading…]

Strawberry Mansion

Strawberry Mansion: Easing the Minds of the Neighborhood

February 10, 2011 2

Tucked away in upper Strawberry Mansion at 28th and Dauphin streets is the local branch of Community Mental Health and Retardation or COMHAR, Inc.  Since 1975, this system of outpatient mental health clinics have been [continue reading…]

Germantown

Germantown: Historic Arboretum Stands Test of Time

February 9, 2011 0

Like the better-known Fairmount Park, the Awbury Arboretum in Germantown has long been a natural sanctuary from the built environment of Philadelphia, but few urbanites know of the well-kept history of this community within a [continue reading…]

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