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Featured Stories

Pennsport: A Union Leader’s Voice Worth Hearing

May 24, 2016 Taylor Lee Calta and Catherine Elaine Campana 0

Kathleen Kramer is a 5th grade teacher at Vare-Washington Elementary School and a union leader for the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers. She has been the Union Leader for six years and has many responsibilities, including [Read More]

Queen Village

Queen Village: Creating More Green Space at Top of Several To-Do Lists

May 9, 2016 Taylor Lauren Farnsworth and James J Orlay 0

When a person transitions from a rural to an urban environment, one of the first noticeable differences they may realize is the consistent lack greenery. The color green has been shown to ease symptoms of [Read More]

Queen Village

Queen Village: Fabric Row Is Experiencing Its Own Renaissance

May 9, 2016 Taylor Lauren Farnsworth and James J Orlay 0

The fabled blocks of Fabric Row have long been known for just that — fabric — as well as Philadelphia’s main hub for fashion designers and artists looking to add that special something to a piece [Read More]

Health

Queens Village: Run215 Founder Jon Lyons More Than Just a Runner

March 10, 2016 Aron Minkoff and Jamie P Gray 1

Jon Lyons was not always a runner. In fact, after running track in middle school, he hated the sport for much of his life. He invested time in music, even touring with a rock band. Then his life [Read More]

Bella Vista

Bella Vista/Queen Village: Five Places to Grab a Cup of Joe

February 24, 2016 Taylor Lauren Farnsworth and James J Orlay 0

Bella Vista and Queen Village are neighborhoods in South Philadelphia that won’t stop growing. With a highly walkable neighborhood and an abundance of retail and restaurants, there are always great options to grab a cup [Read More]

History

Queen Village: How Residents Helped Create the First Conservation District

January 19, 2016 pnadmin 0

It all started because there were too many garages in Queen Village. According to the co-chair of the Queen Village Neighbors Association zoning committee, Michael Hauptman, it was around 2006 or 2007 when the neighborhood started [Read More]

Abandoned Property

Amateur Sports: Nonprofits Help Homeless Beyond Athletics

December 18, 2015 Stephen T Godwin 0

Street Soccer USA On any given night in the United States, there are approximately 564,708 people who are counted as homeless. On any given night in this country, there are also 39,907 unaccompanied youth between [Read More]

Bella Vista

Center City: Redrawing the Ways We Travel

December 8, 2015 pnadmin and Jasmine A. Smith 0

In recent years, the Philadelphia city government has undertaken many infrastructure changes to make the city more amenable to bicycle traffic and commuters. Policy makers have implemented bicycle only traveling lanes on major thoroughfares, constructed [Read More]

Bella Vista

Queen Village: Community Gardeners Prepare for Winter

December 8, 2015 Danielle S. Nelson 0

As the temperatures dropped, local gardeners came out in droves to clean up their community garden before hanging up their racks, hoses, pruners and shovels for the season. The Southwark Queen Village Community Garden hosted [Read More]

Bella Vista

Hawthorne: Men are Ready, Willing and Able to Make a Change in Their Lives

November 23, 2015 pnadmin 0

Some days, Sylvester Cooper, spends seven consecutive days at work, cooking and serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to the men at Ready, Willing and Able on Bainbridge Street. Cooper, 55, is a kitchen supervisor at RWA but [Read More]

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