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Strawberry Mansion

Strawberry Mansion: A Field Trip to the Farm

November 3, 2011

“My favorite part of the trip was the hayride,” said a first-grader from L.P. Hill Elementary School. “No,” another student said. “My favorite was the seeing all the animals.” Three bus loads of students from

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Strawberry Mansion: Electric Airplanes

October 23, 2011

When James Hawkins was a teenager, he worked as a camp counselor during the summer months at Mander Playground on 33rd and Diamond streets. While on the clock, he would watch a group of older

Education

Strawberry Mansion: Nutrition Lesson For Kids at L.P. Hill Elementary School

October 21, 2011

https://vimeo.com/30860822] “I am green on the outside, red and juicy on the inside,” Laura Alminde said as she quizzed Lacey Yoder’s first grade class at L.P. Hill Elementary School. “I have seeds but you don’t

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Strawberry Mansion: Local Activist Activates Change

October 19, 2011

Since getting out of prison several years ago, Brandon Jones has been a busy man. Working as a case worker through Philadelphia Ceasefire, Jones sees the negative grabbing the headlines in the Philadelphia area. He

Arts and Entertainment

Strawberry Mansion: A Painter’s Perspective

October 7, 2011

Oftentimes when people look at a crumbling building, they see nothing quite resembling art. They see an ugly, decaying structure left for dead, not an extraordinary piece of brilliance. However, there is someone out there

Education

Strawberry Mansion: Field Trips for Kids on a Tight Budget

October 6, 2011

Kids who attend L.P. Hill Elementary School rarely get to experience life outside of Strawberry Mansion. The main reason for this is the parents’ economic status. They simply cannot afford to take their children on

Education

Strawberry Mansion: Goals for the School Year

September 23, 2011

With the new school year only a few weeks old at L.P Hill Elementary School in Strawberry Mansion, the administrators already have goals they hope to reach. “The number one goal is to always provide

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Strawberry Mansion: A School Crossing Guard Brings Joy to the Neighborhood

September 15, 2011

Charlene Anderson, better known as Grandma Char, is truly a light of hope to the people around her. She encourages drug addicts to come clean, acts as a guardian to troubled children and says kind

Education

Strawberry Mansion: Leslie Pinckney Hill Elementary School Gets Ready For New School Year

September 9, 2011

Back to school mayhem has begun but teachers at Leslie Pinckney Hill Elementary School are ready for the new year. “I am very excited, I love shopping for school supplies,” said Geralyn McGinty, a second-grade

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Strawberry Mansion: Health and Happiness Thanks to Golf

November 9, 2010

Ever since he was a caddy for middle- and upper-class white men in 1950s, Roosevelt Wilmore has been in love with the game of golf. “You can call it a drug. Whatever it is, I’m

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