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West Oak Lane: Local Teacher Uses Music to Build Community

February 9, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/36410757] Music is a universal language, and Eva Donaldson made it her mission to spread that philosophy to her community. That is why she made the decision to open the Eva Donaldson School of Music, [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Center City: Architecture Program Encourages Residents to Play Active Role in Design

February 8, 2012 0

Who doesn’t like free events in Philadelphia where you can get a snack, watch a movie, meet new people, have an intriguing conversation, take a tour or do it all? The Philadelphia Center of Architecture [continue reading…]

Education

Kensington: Farm to Families Provides Accessible Healthy Living

February 8, 2012 3

Targeting issues of obesity and hunger are a growing trend, but it is unlikely to see both as a common initiative for one program. Attacking obesity and hunger together may seem far-fetched when at the [continue reading…]

Germantown

Germantown: My Place Germantown

February 8, 2012 0

“They are great, intelligent survivors but we have to work hard to build trust.” Those were the words that came from Mary Ellen Graham, the founder of My Place Germantown. My Place Germantown, located at [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Fairhill: Local Pharmacy Uses Clever Marketing Strategy

February 7, 2012 0

For many business owners, making marketing decisions that generate profits all while giving back to the community is difficult, even in a thriving economy. So how can an owner achieve this feat when the economy [continue reading…]

Education

Hunting Park: Former Roberto Clemente Middle School to be Sold

February 7, 2012 3

https://vimeo.com/36251824] Philadelphia School District officials hope to sell the former Roberto Clemente Middle School, along with 11 other vacant school buildings, nearly three months after City Controller Alan Butkovitz released a scathing report that criticized [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Kensington: The Resource Exchange Salvages Materials from Artistic Outlets

February 7, 2012 0

Theater and film companies across the nation use huge amounts of materials to get their productions exactly how they pictured them to turn out. Afterwards many of the sets and materials are discarded. While this [continue reading…]

Social Issues

Al Dia: Latino LGBT Community Faces Challenges

February 7, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/36325514] Caught between two identities. That’s how Elicia Gonzales described one of the largest issues facing the Latino lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. Gonzales works as an executive director for Galaei, a non-profit organization [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: Christian Nonprofit Grows with Park Renewal

February 7, 2012 4

https://vimeo.com/36330310] Blessings Inc., a Christian nonprofit childcare organization, started its roots in Hunting Park two years ago. The business currently resides in the Hunting Park Recreation Center, located at 900 W. Hunting Park Ave., and [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Wynnefield: Library Celebrates Black History Month with African-American Film Series

February 7, 2012 0

On the corner of 54th and Overbrook, children waited for a ride home. Having abandoned their coats, little boys and girls laughed and played outside the Wynnefield branch of the Free Library. Inside the library, chairs [continue reading…]

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