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Overbrook Park: Teenagers in Charge Provides Positive Growth for Teens

October 29, 2012

An ideal Saturday morning for most teenagers likely consists of sleeping late, watching television and possibly catching up on the latest Facebook gossip.  But the members of Teenagers in Charge are not among the average.

Education

Somerton: Playground Represents More Than a Space for Recess

October 24, 2012

Rev. Joseph Garvin addressed students at St. Christopher School from a very different pulpit during a playground dedication held on Friday. Students gathered around the new playground, complete with four slides and plenty of equipment

Education

Fairhill: Salvation Army Supports Community Through Spanish Service

October 24, 2012

The Salvation Army Pioneer Corps Community Center, located at 1920 East Allegheny Ave., was the first Salvation Army Corps Community Center in the United States. Today, the center offers many services for the community, including

Education

Mount Airy: Cooperative School’s Yard Sale Funds Programming

October 20, 2012

The Big Backyard’s annual yard sale held Saturday looked to raise money for the nursery school’s programming. For some parents, though, it was a throwback to the toys of yesteryear. “[There is] a lot of

Arts and Entertainment

Parkside: West Park Cultural Center Strengthens Community Vitality through the Arts

October 4, 2012

The West Park Cultural Center, since 2001, has become a community-based resource for residents to access local arts, education, and other engaging programs for their enjoyment. The West Park Cultural Center, located at 4021 Parkside

Education

Hunting Park: Renovations Refresh Old Club

October 4, 2012

[vimeo 50710771] Providing a better life and brighter future for children and teens is the ultimate goal of the Shane Victorino Nicetown Boys and Girls Club in Hunting Park. While encouraging the students to take responsibility

Education

North Central: A Family of Teachers Strives to Enrich Local Youth

October 4, 2012

A van of screaming children pulls up to the curb. The children are anxious to get out and stroll through the red wooden doors of the National Temple Baptist Church, head down the hall and

Education

South Philadelphia: Festival Helps Keep Catholic Parish Together

October 4, 2012

T-shirts, hot dogs, crafts and cannoli vendors lined the streets outside the stonewalls and stained glass windows of Annunciation B.V.M. Church for the eighth annual St. Pio Festival on the last weekend in September. Music

Amateur Sports

Haddington: Bike Shop Helps Create, Embrace Community Cycle Culture

October 3, 2012

[vimeo 50529074] Tucked away on a small residential street in West Philadelphia, Haddington’s Neighborhood Bike Works shop is easy to miss. If it were not for the front tire and handlebars of a bike protruding from

Cedar Park

Cedar Park: Piano Academy Encourages Young Learners

September 26, 2012

Situated on the corner of 47th Street near Cedar Avenue sits a small 300-square-foot studio that teaches more than just piano. The Philadelphia Suzuki Piano Academy, open since 2010, is following Shinichi Suzuki’s style of

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