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UPDATE: NEast Philly should now be visible in your Internet Explorer browser.
If you’re having trouble reading the site, we have a solution. For those using Internet Explorer, you are not seeing the true colors of the site, which is actually an off-white color with black text and some black and green accents.
That gray-on-black theme you’re seeing is a flaw with Internet Explorer. For now, if you want to read NEastPhilly.com, please consider a (free) download of Mozilla Firefox. In the meantime, we’re working to fix the Explorer problem.
Thanks for sticking it out! Keep reading below to see a screenshot of what the site really looks like.
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