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Arts and Entertainment

Ludlow: The Village, a Mosaic Oasis of Community Expression

June 10, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/24794312] Imagine a place surrounded by stark urban blight where you hear the bright sounds of music, laughter of children and see engaging artwork, such as shiny mosaics and colorful murals, on all the walls around [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Port Richmond: Award-Winning, Polish-American String Band

June 9, 2011 2

  https://vimeo.com/24823567] Founded in 1933 by Joseph Jankowski, the Polish American String Band has been entertaining audiences, both young and old, for decades with its traditional, powerful polka sound. Headquartered on the corner of East [continue reading…]

Education

Hunting Park: Organizations Work Together to Build a Better Community

June 9, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/24727081] In Hunting Park, the Ayuda Community Center is a short walk or ride from any resident’s home. Directly across from The Hunting Park Christian Academy, at 4400 N. Marshall St., residents can go and [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Fishtown: ScrappleTV Mixes Local Coverage, Absurd Humor and National Ambition

June 9, 2011 0

Marc Brodzik of Fishtown has launched a local video production company that started its own Internet channel, Scrapple TV, that he wants to become a national hit. “I call it unprocessed television,” Brodzik said of [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Northeast Philadelphia: Bustleton Bengals’ Volunteers Seek Gymnasium

June 9, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/24883652] The Bustleton Bengals Club is one of many sports organizations for boys and girls in Northeast Philadelphia. The club continues to live out its mission that began in 1956. Past President and parent Vince [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Point Breeze: Newbold Civic Association Devoted to Keeping Neighborhood Safe and Clean

June 9, 2011 1

In the heart of South Philadelphia lies a small yet dedicated neighborhood organization. The Newbold Civic Association, formed in 2006, was created to serve as a forum for residents to share their concerns and interests [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Germantown: Francis Daniel Pastorius, the Founder of Germantown

June 9, 2011 3

https://vimeo.com/24843888] The fact that a German immigrant founded Germantown may seem common knowledge, but the various layers of Francis Daniel Pastorius’ legacy are often overlooked. While a monument in honor of Pastorius is positioned along [continue reading…]

Cedar Park

Cedar Park: Local Residents and Organizers Continue Efforts to Revitalize Baltimore Avenue

June 9, 2011 0

Local residents, business owners and community organizers gathered in People’s Baptist Church, located 5039 Baltimore Ave., to discuss community issues and revitalization projects in the area. The “Next Steps in the Baltimore Avenue Conversation” meeting [continue reading…]

East Oak Lane

Oak Lane: Tea Attracts a New Audience With Local Shop

June 9, 2011 1

https://vimeo.com/24782193] Assistant vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia is a far cry from running a small business focused on organic tea. Howard James, the owner and operator of Tea Country, saw an [continue reading…]

Francisville

Francisville: Church Gives Back to Neighborhood

June 8, 2011 1

https://vimeo.com/24806489] Located in the heart of Francisville, the Church of the Living God has established itself as a staple of the community. Throughout the years, the church has always provided a place for locals to [continue reading…]

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