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Arts and Entertainment

Mantua: Dupree Studios Fights Eminent Domain

October 23, 2014 0

James Dupree, owner of Dupree Studios, has been making and displaying art in his studio – a refurbished auto shop – for nine years, piling in vibrant paintings of subjects including political pieces, cityscapes and prominent [continue reading…]

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Economy

Mantua: “Promising” a Supermarket in Mantua

April 2, 2014 0

Twenty two years ago, Mantua’s only grocery store, located on 34th Street, burned to the ground. Since then, the neighborhood has never had a grocery store to call its own, forcing those living there to [continue reading…]

Economy

Mantua: Promise Zone Residents Have Mixed Feelings Regarding Property Tax

March 10, 2014 0

(Above: P. Agnes Builder Construction Managers has built two previous state-of-the-art buildings for Drexel University. This site marks their third project on Spring Garden and 35th streets.) At the start of the new-year, the small and [continue reading…]

Education

Powelton Village: University Expansion Destroyed a Community

December 4, 2012 2

https://vimeo.com/54741376] It began with a seemingly innocuous trip to the mailbox on 36th and Hamilton Street on an April night in 1958. In-Ho Oh, a 26-year-old Korean exchange student studying political science at the University [continue reading…]

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