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Education

Olney: Principal Works to Improve Safety, Academics at Reunited High School

February 26, 2015

Olney Charter High School was once a building housing two separate high schools. Imagine walking into school with a friend and having him or her go right to enter Olney High School East while you

Business

Port Richmond: Five Pubs to Go to for a Good Time

February 25, 2015

For many Philadelphians, a night out may not include going into Center City. Some would rather stay close to home and go to their usual haunt than hop on the El or grab an Uber

Business

Mantua: 5 Construction Sites to Keep An Eye On

February 25, 2015Paul Klein

The West Philadelphia neighborhood of Mantua has been getting nationwide attention for being a part of President Barack Obama’s Promise Zone project. This plan was set up in order to build safe public spaces and to

Education

Far Northeast: Priest Al Masluk Says He Made a Plan, but God Had Other Ideas

February 25, 2015Paul Klein

From front to back, the Rev. Al Masluk’s office is filled with photographs and memorabilia from his experiences and travels. A picture from his time in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), during his time

Amateur Sports

Amateur Sports: What High School Hoops Teams Will Lead to College Action?

February 24, 2015Paul Klein

When it comes time for Philadelphia parents to send their children to high school, they might consider the education and environment. However, if a parent believes their child has the potential to play for a

Amateur Sports

Amateur Sports: Activities to Stay Fit During the Winter

February 24, 2015

With the winter season in full effect, finding activities in the city to stay in shape might seem a little difficult. For those looking do something other than working out at the gym, here are

Featured Stories

South Philadelphia: Five Promising Impacts To The Community

February 24, 2015Paul Klein

Given the diverse culture and even more diverse community, South Philadelphia doesn’t fall short to supply all of Philadelphia with people and places that are changing the city for the better. Barbara Chaguaceda Barbara Chaguaceda,

Cedar Park

Spruce Hill: Frank Chance Says Friends of Clark Park are Looking for Funding for Park Projects

February 23, 2015Paul Klein

Frank Chance (above) is secretary of Friends of Clark Park, a nonprofit corporation and volunteer organization that helps improve and maintain Clark Park in the Spruce Hill section of West Philadelphia. Chance previously served as the

Northern Liberties

Northern Liberties: Art to Wear, Delicious Yarn and Unique Fine Art

February 23, 2015

Nancy Nagle, the owner of the Northern Liberties gallery and yarn shop Nangellini, finds joy and internal peace through weaving and creating fiber art. At a young age, Nagle discovered her passion for symmetry, geometry,

Arts and Entertainment

Germantown: Art Reflecting The Community’s Life and History

February 23, 2015

Philadelphia is home to more than 3,700 murals, according to the Mural Arts Program. Several of these colorful, detailed works of art are spread across the exterior of buildings throughout Germantown. Some are visible from

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