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Food

South of South Street: Sweet Freedom Bakery – A Treasure for Fussy Bellies

October 7, 2013 0

Sweet Freedom Bakery has been satisfying people with food allergies since 2010. Located on South Street just west of Broad, Sweet Freedom claims to be Philadelphia’s first and only all-allergy-friendly bakery. All of Sweet Freedom’s [continue reading…]

Health

West Philadelphia: A Hidden Gem of Activism

October 4, 2013 0

[vimeo 75108245] On Lancaster Avenue, stands a gated storefront with the acronym “LAVA” on a sign next to the door.  Many people pass by the storefront daily but few venture inside or even know that it [continue reading…]

Economy

Powelton Village: Respite and Emergency Care Makes a Difference in West Philadelphia

October 4, 2013 0

[vimeo 75233536] Youth Service, Inc.  is a nonprofit child welfare agency that’s been in operation for over 60 years. It provides a range of services to youth and families. They have a teen shelter and a mother/baby [continue reading…]

Economy

Olney: School District Budget Crisis Worsens Central High’s Digital Divide

October 3, 2013 0

With its third week of school in full swing, Central High School‘s hallways are abuzz with student activity. Skateboarders perform tricks in one hallway, fervent studiers pour over textbooks in another. In many ways, this [continue reading…]

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Arts and Entertainment

Point Breeze: Feminist Vandalism

October 3, 2013 0

Philadelphia has experienced a wave of vandalism with a cause on the streets over the past several months. Anti-sexual harassment stamps have been spotted in Center City, Northern Liberties and primarily in South Philadelphia, ranging from [continue reading…]

Frankford

Frankford: Community Against Illegal Recovery Houses

October 2, 2013 0

[vimeo 75169677] A mix of irate, frustrated and desperate Frankford residents gathered at a recent Town Hall Meeting to discuss with State Representative James Clay, Jr. the status of legislation for illegal recovery houses in the [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Point Breeze: The Pharmacy Coffee Shop Prepares to Open

October 2, 2013 1

Caffeine addicts in South Philadelphia will soon have another coffeehouse to add to the collection of haunts south of Washington Avenue. For two and a half years, the renovation process and opening of The Pharmacy [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Whitman: Neighbors Have Mixed Feelings On New Bowling Alley

October 1, 2013 0

It’s not unusual to walk through Whitman and encounter some type of structure that is either a vacant lot, abandoned property or building under construction. On the corner of Oregon  Avenue and Swanson Street  lies [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Point Breeze: Philadelphia Arts Market in the Works

October 1, 2013 1

Turning trash into treasure only happens on HGTV, right? Wrong. Elisabeth Garson, a South Philadelphia copywriter, saw potential for the otherwise vast waste of land at the corner of Broad Street and Washington Ave. At [continue reading…]

Economy

Spruce Hill: Liquor Store Expected to be “Asset” to Community

September 30, 2013 0

Spruce Hill gained a new liquor store at the corner of 43rd and Chestnut streets after much debate. Fine Wine & Good Spirits opened its new store on Sept. 10, replacing the Risque Video store [continue reading…]

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