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Neighborhoods

Broad Street: Tolentine Community Center Serves Beyond South Philly Border

June 3, 2011

Tucked away on Mifflin Street near 10th Street is one of Philadelphia’s best kept secrets. The Tolentine Community Center is a nonprofit center that was established in 1983. The center hosts a wide array of

Fishtown

Fishtown: Passion of Guitars Turned Into A Reality

June 3, 2011

It is a dream for every individual to follow their passion as a young child and make something out of their life involving that passion. For owner Chris DiPinto, of DiPinto Guitars, that is exactly

Germantown

Germantown: Local Church Provides for its Community

June 3, 2011

Grace Community Christian Center is buzzing with activity as the school year is coming to an end. The center, an operation out of Grace Baptist Church of Germantown, orchestrates and hosts a variety of events

North Central

North Central: Longtime Store is Still Pushing Forward

June 3, 2011

Foster Trophy and Awards Co. has been located in North Central since 1968 where it was first established by William Foster’s parents.  The business is the third oldest on Cecil B. Moore Avenue and located at 1718

Featured Stories

Technically Philly: Councilman Takes Aim at ‘Blogger Tax’

June 3, 2011 charper

Mike Lyons and his wife run West Philly Local, a blog style website that covers news in West Philadelphia. For bloggers like Lyons the dispute over the past year concerning the ‘blogger’ tax has caused

Fashion

Feltonville: Stylistic Hair Salon Boasts a Traditional Feel and Artistic Styles

June 2, 2011

Some people want nothing more than to find an old-fashioned barber shop–the type of barber shop where everyone knows each other on a first-name basis and feels right at home. The sound of clippers buzzing

Suzanne Quinn
Fashion

Germantown: Bargain Thrift Center Serves the Community

June 2, 2011

Right in the heart of the neighborhood, Bargain Thrift Center is proud to serve Germantown. Owner Suzanne Quinn has been with the store, located at 5261 Germantown Ave., for over 20 years. Her father opened

Arts and Entertainment

Broad South Corridor: Wushu Competitors from Hawthorne Cultural Center

June 2, 2011

In a park on the corner of 12th and Carpenter Streets members of the Hawthorne Cultural Center practiced for the participation in the 2011 New Jersey International Wushu-Kungfu Tournament. Hasan Rucker, a teacher of Wushu-Kungfu

Arts and Entertainment

South Philadelphia: Lucky Old Souls Plans to Open Jazz Club

June 2, 2011

Lucky Old Souls is a radio program, monthly concert series and soon-to-be jazz club. Lucky Old Souls was founded in 2008 by Matthew Feldman to support and promote the jazz scene throughout Philadelphia. “Lucky Old

Neighborhoods

South Philadelphia: “Growing Home” Project Provides Refugees With a Place to Grow

June 2, 2011

Surprisingly, a once abandoned lot in South Philadelphia allows refugees from two little known nations in southern Asia to feel more at home while integrating them into their new lives in the United States. This

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