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Arts and Entertainment

East Falls: Schools Use Music and Martial Arts to Promote Positive Changes

November 21, 2012 0

Rawk U School of Music Rocks [vimeo 53972340] Music has been a part of Daniel Cullen’s life ever since he first picked up an acoustic guitar when he was 11 years old. Now Cullen has the [continue reading…]

Education

Hunting Park: After-School Music Program Expands

November 16, 2012 2

Alice Santana gestured toward the vast open space stretching before her, a chilly underground area supported by towering cement pillars. It’s tough to imagine the basement of the Esperanza Center as home to any type [continue reading…]

Cedar Park

Cedar Park: Girls’ Camp Continues Leadership Programs

November 15, 2012 0

Founded on the values of respect, diversity and collaboration, Camp Sojourner, the Girls’ Leadership Camp has continued to provide young girls from the ages of 8 to 17 with the tools to be well-rounded individuals. [continue reading…]

Kensington

Kensington: Church Faces Dire Financial Hardships

November 15, 2012 1

Joel Barnaby, 54, pastor of Greater Church of Philadelphia, is facing a financial crisis so great that it threatens to shut down the building and displace the congregation. The century-old building, located on the 2000 [continue reading…]

Education

Fairhill: Local Teacher Forms Math Enrichment Club

November 14, 2012 0

When John Piniat first came to Potter-Thomas Promise Academy in 2010 he knew that he had to make a positive impact on the students in one way or another. Piniat is a math coach at [continue reading…]

Crime

Germantown: No Residents Show Up for Meeting with Police

November 14, 2012 1

Police officers from the 14th District held a Police Service Area meeting last night at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, located at 5421 Germantown Ave., but neighborhood residents were noticeably absent. In fact, no residents showed up. [continue reading…]

Economy

Fairhill: Sidewalk Sale Attempts to Raise Money for Church Restorations

November 13, 2012 0

For parishioners like Ruth Hernandez, the fundraising for the construction on the Zoe Bible Fellowship Baptist Church has been a long process. The church, located at 2652 N. Ninth St. in Fairhill, has undergone restoration [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Powelton Village: Warmth for the Winter at Reed’s Coffee House

November 13, 2012 0

There was hardly breathing space at Reed’s Coffee and Tea House on 38th Street and Lancaster Avenue this past weekend as community members came out to support a clothing drive while they danced alongside Denise [continue reading…]

Economy

Wynnefield: Program Provides Employment for Residents with Disabilities

November 11, 2012 0

[vimeo 53122880] People with disabilities are a large but largely overlooked minority group in America.  The desires for employment among people with disabilities are no different from other groups. The Inglis Community Employment Services offers people [continue reading…]

History

East Parkside: Local Resident Strives to Preserve History

November 9, 2012 0

Voices of Sean Solomon and Isabelle Dijols https://vimeo.com/53381674] While many residents of Parkside are doing their civic duty to keep the community clean and safe, Sean Solomon proves to be an avid historian who is [continue reading…]

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