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West Kensington: St. Boniface Redevelopment Embraces Neighborhood Needs

April 20, 2015 4

West Kensington’s beloved St. Boniface Catholic Church stood for nearly 150 years on Hancock and Diamond streets, hosting a plethora of weddings, funerals, graduations and bilingual sermons to generations of families in the Norris Square community. [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment: All That Jazz With Ernest Stuart

April 16, 2015 0

Ernest Stuart, a jazz trombonist, has become a fixture in the Philadelphia jazz community. After discovering his interest in jazz during his early life, he continued his jazz education at Temple University. Stuart has developed a [continue reading…]

Business

Passyunk: Business Improvement District Works to Bring Back Community Culture

April 14, 2015 0

Small businesses in this not-quite-fully-recovered economy are not generally thought of to be a safe bet but on East Passyunk Avenue, Renee Gilinger has bid farewell to much of the doubts and insecurity concerning small, independent [continue reading…]

Education

Mantua: Empowerment Program for Girls Plans to Make Debut in West Philly

April 7, 2015 5

Shanon Skipworth has a saying: “Do not judge me by the color of my skin, the texture of my hair or by the shape I’m in, judge me by what’s inside of me because I [continue reading…]

Featured Stories

Germantown: Broadcasting the Sounds of G-Town

April 6, 2015 0

Located in the heart of Germantown, the G-Town Radio studio produces a non-stop stream of content. The online radio station showcases variety of content ranging from Philadelphia hip-hop to dusty classic rock records and from [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Spring Garden: Collective Art Brings Parties With A Bang

April 2, 2015 1

Bangarang is making a name for itself in Philadelphia’s subculture community. As an art collective, Bangarang is a group of various types of artists who have a common goal of  promoting and supporting artist expression. In order [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Olde Kensington: Families Bond at Second State Press Art Workshop

March 30, 2015 0

For children, arts and crafts are nothing without getting your hands messy. And they’re even better when families can be involved. Both elements were included at Second State Press earlier this month for its PECO Second Saturdays workshop. [continue reading…]

Business

Kensington: Philadelphia Pet Health Center Builds Roots in the Neighborhood

March 13, 2015 0

The Philadelphia Pet Health Center has gone through plenty of renovations since Michael F. Wilson and his father, Dr. James F. Wilson took over in 2012. Michael Wilson (below), the center’s co-owner, jokingly described it [continue reading…]

Tioga

Tioga: A Safe Haven for the Community

March 6, 2015 0

The Kailo Haven Shelter is a housing facility for men that provides assistance and healing to homeless people who are either dealing with a mental illness or substance abuse such as alcoholism. What makes Kailo Haven [continue reading…]

Nicetown

Nicetown: Elijah Jones, Youth of the Year

March 4, 2015 1

Elijah Jones, a 17-year-old Simon Gratz High School student, makes a difference in the Nicetown Boys and Girls Club by using his leadership skills, athletic abilities and guidance, in order to improve the lives of [continue reading…]

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