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Rittenhouse Square: Five Things You Should Know About The Philly Improv Theater

September 29, 2015 pnadmin 1

Philadelphia is an undisputed creative hub and the city’s arts and entertainment scene is often synonymous with music, art and film. But tucked away in the Adrienne Theater on Sansom Street, players in the Philly [continue reading…]

Fashion

Port Richmond: Five Community Businesses

September 24, 2015 pnadmin 1

Port Richmond is a close knit community, known for its large Polish and Irish immigrant population. That said, there is plenty of diversity within the borders of the region. This diversity is seen throughout the community [continue reading…]

Hunting Park

Hunting Park: 5 People Promoting Positivity in the Neighborhood

September 22, 2015 pnadmin 0

In a community riddled with drug and gun violence, “positivity” isn’t the most popular term when walking through the streets of Hunting Park. These five individuals are trying to change that.   Donavon Harrison is a [continue reading…]

5th Street

Olney: Pastor Helps Nourish the Community with Food Drives

September 21, 2015 Rovell S Vialva 0

Pastor Joseph Randall has found fulfillment at Olney Baptist Church. Initially, he enrolled in the U.S. Navy where he planned to become a pilot. Despite his achievements, he felt something was lacking. He found renewed purpose [continue reading…]

Powelton Village

Powelton Village: Seth Goren and a Legacy of Jewish Community Service

September 21, 2015 pnadmin 0

Rabbi Seth Goren is determined to help fix the world. The Mt. Airy native and son of a union organizer is no stranger to the fight for social justice. We sat down with him at [continue reading…]

Economy

Manayunk: Acupuncture Practice Leads Community in Holistic Health

September 21, 2015 Colleen Campbell 0

The Manayunk Roxborough Acupuncture Clinic has been providing treatment of holistic medicine since 2008. Practitioner Dave Schiman works to deliver his clients affordable treatment options using a sliding scale system, while maintaining a wholesome, community [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Germantown: Influencing the Community Through Religion

September 17, 2015 George W. Miller 0

When you walk down Germantown’s antiquated cobblestone streets, you see a diverse pool of people from block to block. On one block you see people wearing Muslim clothing, and on another block you see people [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

Kensington: Local Teacher Uses Soccer To Positively Influence His Community’s Youth

September 17, 2015 pnadmin 0

Jim Hardy is more than your average high school teacher. He is the leader of the Kensington Soccer Club, a local organization that grew out of the teacher’s passion for the game and for the [continue reading…]

History

Lawncrest: Celebrating Community with a 4th Of July Parade For 100 Years (And Counting)

July 2, 2015 3

On a sweltering June afternoon at her Rising Sun Avenue office, Philadelphia Councilwoman Marian B. Tasco’s administrative assistant Kathy Wersinger received a phone call from a man living with his wife in a nearby apartment [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Roxborough/Manayunk: Younger Population Can Make Positive Impact

June 22, 2015 0

Friday evenings in Manayunk often consist of recent college graduates preparing for a night out on Main Street. This has become the norm for the young adults who rent homes in this community and are taking advantage [continue reading…]

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