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Housing

Walnut Hill: Windermere Residents Continue the Fight to Reclaim Property

February 24, 2011

It has been little over a month since a five-alarm fire on Jan. 10 ripped through the Windermere Court Apartments on 48th and Market, destroying the upper floors of the former residential complex and leaving

Featured Stories

Powelton Village: Vietnam Vet Opens Up About Life After War

February 24, 2011

Sam Hampton, a Vietnam War veteran, never took a moment for granted since his Marine Corps days. In June 1968, the then-18-year-old went to war and has since suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. Sitting in

Francisville

Francisville: 16th and Poplar Project Almost Finished

February 23, 2011

The Francisville East development at 16th and Poplar streets is nearly finished, developers said. Community Ventures, a nonprofit affordable housing developer, broke ground on the project last February – a time when construction projects were

Education

Fairhill: A ‘New Creation’ Sparks Pride in Community

February 22, 2011

https://vimeo.com/20200250] Every neighborhood in Philadelphia has undergone changes over time. In a lot of places, the changes have been for the worse. Buildings became abandoned, undesirables move  into the area and soon enough the neighborhood

Amateur Sports

Germantown: Masjid Muhammad Brings Community into the Ring

February 22, 2011

Masjid Muhammad is 50,000 square feet of community. It’s physical space, located on 414 E. Penn St., provides much more to the neighborhood than just a place for worship. In addition to offering patrons a place

Arts and Entertainment

Fairhill: Photography Exhibit Showcases Afro-Latino Culture in Philadelphia

February 22, 2011

This spring, the Taller Puertorriqueño community center is exhibiting a photo-documentary project by the center’s director of education, Dr. Sandra Andino. “Afro-Latinos in Philadelphia: Stories from el Barrio” has included a series of photographs partnered

Arts and Entertainment

Northeast: Out On the Town Magazine Helps Promote Local Music

February 22, 2011

https://vimeo.com/20186650] Angel Casiano, a local musician from Morrell Park, has been playing music all his life. In 1988 he started touring with various bands which took him around the world. Now he’s back in Morrell

Northeast Philadelphia

Northeast: Subway Lines May Reach Residents in 2035

February 22, 2011

The Philadelphia City Planning Commission is proposing a new subway station near the corner of Bustleton Avenue and Robbins Street, along Roosevelt Boulevard. The station would be a subway and elevated line station connected to

Arts and Entertainment

Bella Vista: Local Artist’s Gallery Features Local Artwork

February 22, 2011

Although some outsiders hate to admit it, Philadelphia has both a prominent and flourishing art scene. We are no New York when it comes to this stuff, but there is definitely a significant amount of

Center City

Center City: Uhuru Furniture Offers Green Alternatives for Unwanted Goods

February 22, 2011

If you have ever walked down Spruce Street in Center City, you may have noticed the ever changing one-of-a-kind treasures neatly organized on the sidewalk outside a small storefront. Nestled between 13th and Camac streets,

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