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Education

Fairhill: College Access Center Opening Doors For Community Members

March 4, 2011 0

You can go to college! That is the motto for the College Access Center located at 2603 N. Fifth St. Melisa Cales had a dream to go to college and while chatting with her friend [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Powelton Village: Green Line Cafe Stands for More Than Just Coffee

March 4, 2011 0

At the corner of 36th Street and Lancaster Avenue, the Green Line Café in Powelton Village is more than just an average coffee shop.  The quiet, quaint space doubles as an art gallery, where the [continue reading…]

Logan

Logan: Our Lady of Hope Church Gives Back to the Neighborhood

March 4, 2011 2

Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church is a melting pot of culture. Located on 5200 Broad St., Our Lady of Hope has been a religious symbol in the community for decades. This colossal church is [continue reading…]

Germantown

Germantown: Investigating Servant Life at Historic House

March 4, 2011 0

Stenton is one of several well-preserved historic homes in Germantown, but the lives of the slaves and servants who worked at the property are a mostly unknown part of the area’s history. An event called [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Walnut Hill: Windermere Fire Leaves Residents Displaced, Disappointed

March 3, 2011 2

A fire engulfed and eventually destroyed the Windermere Court Apartments in West Philadelphia. As if this wasn’t devastating enough, the aftermath proved to be even worse since the fire on Jan. 10. With the building [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: Community Programs Best Resource for Housing Projects

March 3, 2011 2

Hunting Park is a neighborhood of diversity and change. It is one of the few working poor communities in the city, which means many residents are living on the edge of their means. A drive [continue reading…]

Economy

Olney: Local Residents’ Financial Housing Crisis

March 3, 2011 0

[soundslide url=”https://smcsites.com/soundslides/uploads/sp1117olneyhousingcrisis” height=550 width=600] Once again the economy has made a major impact on people’s lives. People are hurt and upset. Some residents of Olney are forced out of their homes because they cannot pay [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Germantown: Awbury Arboretum’s Private to Public Transition

March 3, 2011 3

[soundslide url=”https://smcsites.com/soundslides/uploads/sp1122hsphousingsoundslide” height=550 width=600] In the early days of Awbury Arboretum, the residents were all descendants of its founder. There were paths between the many homes that sit on the property and children would run [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Germantown: Longtime Resident Talks About His Neighborhood

March 3, 2011 7

https://vimeo.com/20501038] Driving down Germantown’s business corridor between 5 and 6:30 p.m., you’ll see nearly all the businesses putting up their metal gates and bars.  They’re losing a third of a business day because they need [continue reading…]

Economy

Port Richmond: Quaker City Auctioneers

March 3, 2011 1

Since 1932, Quaker City Auctioneers has been buying, selling, auctioning, appraising and liquidating a variety of machinery and equipment. Brandt Wolf has been the director of operations at Quaker City Auctioneers at 2860 Memphis St. [continue reading…]

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