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Scotland

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Economy

Technically Philly: Video Game Studio Comes to Philadelphia

November 11, 2011

Mike Worth and Lou Tranchitella realized the need for a big-budget video game studio in Philadelphia and co-founded Play Eternal, the first AAA studio in the city. The duo, along with almost 20 other members

Nestor Valverde is the Captain at the Salvation Army at 3150 North Mascher Street.
North Philadelphia

North Philadelphia: Salvation Army Running Low on Winter Resources

November 11, 2011

Read the version in Spanish here in Al Dia. A piece of computer paper was taped to the window at the front desk of the Salvation Army. It read “Sorry, no more boy coats” with

Economy

North Philadelphia: Philadelphia Housing Authority Auction Upsets Residents

November 10, 2011

https://vimeo.com/31937924] Betsy Esteves was surprised to see the empty lot next to her home on North Third Street–a lot she fenced off, planted grass on, did some minor gardening in and has been struggling to

Economy

Mantua: Vacant Stores Provide Space for New Business

November 10, 2011

Victoria Onwucheka has moved around a lot. A native of Nigeria, West Africa, Onwucheka came to Philadelphia in 1981, after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in physiology and pharmacy while living in New York. Once in Philadelphia,

University City

University City: Friends of 40th Street Gathers Community Stakeholders

November 10, 2011

https://vimeo.com/31837460] In the rapidly changing neighborhood surrounding 40th Street, a variety of stakeholders have emerged with answers to the question of future development. The corridor not only presents and continues to generate opportunity for a

Mayfair

Mayfair: Rebuilding a Playground and a Community

November 10, 2011

  “A promise kept. That’s what this is.” Melinda Mulvenna, a co-chair for the Friends of Mayfair Memorial Playground, surveyed the playground that was furiously undergoing construction, with hundreds of volunteers milling around hauling mulch,

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Lebanon

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Education

Fairhill: Rehabilitation Center’s Successful Approach to Recovery

November 9, 2011

https://vimeo.com/31662185] “Show me a disco move you remember,” Alan Alper said. As the screen on the wall flashed with sequined disco balls, the sound of ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” echoed throughout the room as Alper brazenly

Fairhill

Fairhill: New Bakery Brings Taste of Home to Neighborhood

November 9, 2011

https://vimeo.com/31831654] America. The land of opportunity. The land of free. Where anyone with enough willpower can pull themselves up and make something out of nothing. We’ve all heard these sayings. Perhaps you or your parents

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