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Mantua: Affordable Housing Projects Underway

March 25, 2011 1

West Philadelphia Real Estate specializes in developing affordable housing. The company currently has over 40 houses under construction in various West Philadelphia neighborhoods. The projects are a mixture of new construction and rehabilitation of deteriorated [continue reading…]

Housing

Powelton Village: Cornerstone Bed and Breakfast

March 17, 2011 1

Cornerstone Bed and Breakfast, located at 33rd and Baring atreets, is a cozy, family-owned inn. Dennis Bartelme runs the facility with his wife, daughter and son-in-law. Jules Spaeth, Bartelme’s daughter, always wanted to own a [continue reading…]

Powelton Village

Powelton Village: A Small Family Business

March 15, 2011 0

City Food Market is a local convenience store, located at 4000 Baring St., in Powelton Village. Jonathan Jimenez, 24, has been an assistant worker here for four and one-half years. Much of his job involves cooking, but [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Powelton Village: Green Line Cafe Stands for More Than Just Coffee

March 4, 2011 0

At the corner of 36th Street and Lancaster Avenue, the Green Line Café in Powelton Village is more than just an average coffee shop.  The quiet, quaint space doubles as an art gallery, where the [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Walnut Hill: Windermere Fire Leaves Residents Displaced, Disappointed

March 3, 2011 2

A fire engulfed and eventually destroyed the Windermere Court Apartments in West Philadelphia. As if this wasn’t devastating enough, the aftermath proved to be even worse since the fire on Jan. 10. With the building [continue reading…]

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Powelton Village: Hope and Refuge for Struggling Veterans

March 2, 2011 0

[soundslide url=”https://smcsites.com/soundslides/uploads/sp1107mantuahousingjamaitus/” height=550 width=600] The Veterans Group, located at 32nd and Baring streets, is an organization that provides help to former soldiers dealing with homelessness in Philadelphia. The goal of the program is to give [continue reading…]

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Walnut Hill: Windermere Residents Continue the Fight to Reclaim Property

February 24, 2011 0

It has been little over a month since a five-alarm fire on Jan. 10 ripped through the Windermere Court Apartments on 48th and Market, destroying the upper floors of the former residential complex and leaving [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Powelton Village: Vietnam Vet Opens Up About Life After War

February 24, 2011 0

Sam Hampton, a Vietnam War veteran, never took a moment for granted since his Marine Corps days. In June 1968, the then-18-year-old went to war and has since suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. Sitting in [continue reading…]

Walnut Hill

Walnut Hill: Community Development from The Enterprise Center

February 18, 2011 0

The Enterprise Center in Walnut Hill is known for its neighborhood initiatives for community improvement and youth services. Brian Mallon, associate for community empowerment at TEC, shared his firsthand experiences with the programs. A member [continue reading…]

Education

Mantua: Working Toward a Brighter Future

January 27, 2011 0

For Michael Rocco, principal of Philadelphia Learning Academy South, working to improve the lives of troubled youth is an ordinary day. Although he’s been working for the School District of Philadelphia for 31 years, Rocco [continue reading…]

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