12-year-old recognized for Frankford activism
For Daniel Tobin, living in Frankford goes beyond going to school and playing with his friends.
The 12-year-old was recognized Tuesday at the Pennsylvania Downtown Center‘s Townie Awards ceremony. Tobin received the award for his work with the Frankford Main Street Corridor.
You can read more about Tobin and the PDC Townie Awards at the Frankford Gazette.
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