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New Jersey: Family-Owned Hardware Business Copes With COVID-19 Impact

April 21, 2020 Christopher Malo

Our special reporting on COVID-19 may focus on communities outside Philadelphia, as many of our student journalists are now located outside of the city. Instead, our reporters will cover how the coronavirus is impacting their

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New Jersey: Business Owners at Shore Nervous for Future

March 23, 2020 Christopher Malo

Our special reporting on COVID-19 may focus on communities outside Philadelphia, as many of our student journalists are now located outside of the city. Instead, our reporters will cover how the coronavirus is impacting their

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University City: The Fresh Grocer Closing After Nearly Two Decades

February 21, 2020 Christopher Malo

The Fresh Grocer on the corner of Walnut and 40th Street announced it is ending its tenancy in March after nearly 20 years in business. The University of Penn, who owns the location, announced that

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East Passyunk: Stepping Back to a Simpler Time

January 23, 2020 Michael Carey

Typewriters, books just a few ways East Passyunk is bringing nostalgia back

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East Passyunk: Sitting Down with the “Pope of Passyunk”

January 21, 2020 Michael Carey

With his family history running deep within Passyunk Avenue since the age of five, Michael GianGiordano I has remained dedicated to the community through government and real estate. With his years of being in the

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Northeast: Residents Look to City For Answers About Budd Site Development

October 16, 2019 Kelly Brennan

Shannon Lindsay lives in Island Green Estates, a subdivision off Red Lion Road in Bustleton that borders the now closed Island Green Country Club. When she and her husband purchased their home, they expected a

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City Hall: CVS and PA Attorney General Announce New Safes to Deter Opioid Thefts

August 30, 2019 Christopher Malo

National pharmacy chain CVS Health has installed time-delay safes at all 512 of its Pennsylvania retail pharmacies as an attempt to deter robberies, a problem the company describes as a “side effect” of the nation’s

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East Passyunk: Dana Persia Helps Clients Feel Beautiful on Their Wedding Day

August 2, 2019 Ashley Gale

Dana Persia has always been a big fan of makeup. In high school, people would always ask her to do their makeup. She knew that she wanted to be her own boss, and finally achieved

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East Falls: Scott’s Lane Remains a Hub of Commercial Activity

June 17, 2019 Holly Martin

Originally a group of villages surrounding the falls of the Schuylkill River, East Falls flourished as a neighborhood when Philadelphia began to industrialize in the early nineteenth century. The river was an important resource, and

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North Philadelphia: Black Business List a Crucial Part of Support Network for Black Entrepreneurs

June 14, 2019 Ayooluwa Ariyo

When Hakim Hopkins was sent to juvenile detention in New Jersey at age 14, his mother sent him the book Native Son by Richard Wright. “I became an avid reader,” Hopkins said. “That was the

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