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Francisville

Francisville: History Stays Alive at The Met

March 3, 2011 1

Francisville is filled with a rich history from William Penn, the Divine Lorraine Hotel and the Metropolitan Opera House, which is also referred to as the Met. Oscar Hammerstein brought this opera franchise to Broad [continue reading…]

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Ludlow: New Faces Change Fifth and Thompson

March 3, 2011 2

It looks like a street that most people would rather drive by than walk down. With an empty lot filled with beer bottles and an assortment of trash on one side and slowly crumbling row [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Ridge Avenue: Volleying through Philadelphia

March 3, 2011 0

In April 2006, a center unlike any other opened at 4842 Ridge Ave., close to Manayunk and East Falls. The Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education Center provides tennis training and classes to all of Philadelphia, [continue reading…]

Ludlow

Ludlow: Not Just Antlers Inside This Lodge

March 2, 2011 0

You won’t just find hunting gear inside this Lodge. The new store located on Second and Girard brings a unique mix of modern and vintage fare to the area. The store resembles an old wooden lodge [continue reading…]

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Hunting Park: City Year and Neighborhood Teens Participate in Community Service

March 2, 2011 0

Every Saturday morning, the doors of the Lenfest PAL Center are opened to the kids of Hunting Park for City Year’s Young Heroes program. The middle school students who participate in this weekend day of [continue reading…]

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North Central: Student Connects with Community

March 2, 2011 0

Temple University senior Tabitha Mangum lives on Montgomery Avenue between Bouvier Street and 18th Street. Mangum is from Harrisburg and lives in the North Central Philadelphia neighborhood while she attends school. Mangum has had pleasant [continue reading…]

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Powelton Village: Hope and Refuge for Struggling Veterans

March 2, 2011 0

[soundslide url=”https://smcsites.com/soundslides/uploads/sp1107mantuahousingjamaitus/” height=550 width=600] The Veterans Group, located at 32nd and Baring streets, is an organization that provides help to former soldiers dealing with homelessness in Philadelphia. The goal of the program is to give [continue reading…]

South Philadelphia

Packer Park: A Smorgasbord of Local Swedish History

March 1, 2011 0

The American Swedish Historical Museum located at 1900 Pattison Ave. hosts 12 different galleries full of Swedish artifacts, architecture and history.  The museum is tucked in the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park in a large building [continue reading…]

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Germantown: The City Council Election

February 28, 2011 0

Politics can be a fickle field, especially at the local district level. Sometimes, the person with the most money wins. Sometimes, the person with the best plan wins. What all politicians need, however, is an [continue reading…]

Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill: Put on Your Dancing Shoes

February 28, 2011 0

Located on the 8800 block of Germantown Avenue, the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill has been opening its doors every Friday for the community to slip on their best dancing shoes. International folk dancing instructor [continue reading…]

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