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Mount Airy: Resident Inspired to Found Caregiver Support Group

April 11, 2012 2

It started about more than 20 years ago at a “Goodbye 1990 Party.” Eager to roll in the New Year, Jean Cunningham invited a group of friends over and among them was Roy Kirkley, an [continue reading…]

Abandoned Property

Kensington: The Neighborhood Tries to Cope With the Fire’s Aftermath

April 10, 2012 0

The blocks that surround the abandoned warehouse, located at 1871 E. York St., which caught fire early Monday morning, continue to be off-limits as construction workers and firefighters spent countless hours trying to clear the [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Hunting Park: Lacrosse Finds Big City Stage

April 10, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/40249518] Face plates, knee pads, mouth guards, goalies and sticks with nets are all factors in a sport not traditionally played within large cities below the collegiate level. Lacrosse, traditionally a sport popular in suburban [continue reading…]

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Featured Stories

Hunting Park: St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children to Throw Prom for Patients

April 10, 2012 1

Dealing with cancer can be difficult enough for adults, but the stress of treatment can be even more burdensome for children. Missing out on school, friends and many activities that most kids take for granted [continue reading…]

Fairhill

Fairhill: Tuxedo Shop Dresses Up The Neighborhood

April 10, 2012 0

Although many of Fairhill’s streets are lined with stores that offer quality clothing, Tiara and Tuxedo seems to stand apart from the rest. With prom season fast approaching, young residents have turned to the shop [continue reading…]

Fairhill

Fairhill: Fish Shop’s Owner Enjoys Educating the Community

April 10, 2012 0

Most adults dream of working at a job they love. However, not everybody is afforded that luxury. Hector Berrios pursues his passion every day. Berrios has owned The Fish Tank Guy shop, located on 3049 [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Walnut Hill: Neighborhood Thrift Store Offers People a Second Chance

April 10, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/39980880] The Second Mile Center, a thrift store selling discount goods ranging from clothing to furniture, has been a Walnut Hill fixture for approximately 30 years. The store, unrelated to the controversial Jerry Sandusky charity, [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: Congressional Candidate Vows to Curb Hunger

April 10, 2012 0

Hunger is on the rise in America, especially as more families continue to rely on food stamps. In fact, more than one in four families around the country live on food stamps, according to the [continue reading…]

Economy

Fishtown: Bike Shop Helps City Toward a Sustainable Future

April 10, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/39799137] For one Fishtown business, going green is nothing new. At Jay’s Pedal Power Bikes, 512 E. Girard Ave., owner Jeff Rosenblum said his bike shop has been environmentally friendly since it opened 35 years ago. “The business itself, as it stands, is a green business [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Manayunk: Local Science Shop Inspires Learning

April 10, 2012 0

A local science shop in Manayunk provides a fun and unique atmosphere for children and families to learn together. Matt Kriebel, owner of Spectrum Scientifics, located at 4403 Main St., started the store in 2007 because [continue reading…]

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