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A person crouches down while browsing books at Joseph Fox Bookshop
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Philadelphia
Billy Penn

Joseph Fox Bookshop in Center City closing after 70 years, as neighborhood bookstores press on

The Sansom Street store was a mainstay of the local literary scene.

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The new Giant Heirloom Market at 8th and Market streets
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Giant Heirloom Market’s new Philly location is a throwback to the ‘golden age’ of shopping downtown

Come for the groceries, stay for a drink next to the wild boar fountain.

4 years ago

A memorial for the Fairmount rowhouse fire victims on North 23rd Street
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‘It’s OK to not be OK’: Bache-Martin community processes grief in wake of tragic fire

Five of the 12 victims were current or former students at the Fairmount school, and students, parents, and staff are processing how to move forward amid the grief.

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Community members walk towards the Symbol of Solidarity mural alongside elected officials. (Kenny Cooper/WHYY)
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Pa. First Lady Frances Wolf visits Jenkintown to mark National Day of Racial Healing

The event in the Montgomery County community included speakers and praise for a local mural and documentary, both called ‘Symbol of Solidarity.’

4 years ago

An aerial view of flooding in Kensington.
Philadelphia
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6abc

Water main break causes flooding in Kensington

Officials say there is no word on the size of the break at this time.

4 years ago

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Philly civil rights advocates reflect on the continued ‘struggle’ for voting rights in America

WHYY and NewCORE marked MLK Day with a discussion of King’s 1957 "Give Us the Ballot" speech as the struggle for voting rights continues today.

4 years ago

Rich Davis (left) and Shani George (right) administer COVID-19 tests
Philadelphia

Philly kicks off 27th annual MLK Day of Service

While most of the events were virtual, people still gathered for the country’s largest MLK Day of Service event at Girard College in Philly for COVID tests and vaccinations.

4 years ago

Two people comfort one another at a funeral service
Philadelphia
Public Safety

‘The family of Philadelphia’ came out to mourn 12 family members killed in Fairmount fire

Three sisters — Rosalee McDonald, Virginia Thomas, and Quinsha White — and nine of their children died in the blaze.

4 years ago

MLK speaking outdoors in Philadelphia
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The Regional Roundup – January 17th

In 1965, Martin Luther King, Jr. joined fellow civil rights activist Cecil B. Moore to protest the segregation of Girard College in Philadelphia.

Air Date: January 17, 2022 10:00 am

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Renata Merrill at her solo art exhibit at Camden Fireworks in Camden, NJ. (Tennyson Donyéa)
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New Jersey
Visual Arts

This Camden woman began losing her sight. Quilting gave her a new vision

In her first solo exhibit at a community art gallery in Camden, Renata Merrill shares the quilts that helped bring her "back to health."

4 years ago

The Harriet Tubman Statue on display at Philadelphia City Hall. (Photo: Conrad Benner/Streets Dept)
History
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Visual Arts
Billy Penn

Harriet Tubman is Philadelphia’s first monument to a historical Black woman…but it’s only temporary

You can count the city’s statues of women in history on one hand.

4 years ago

The pilot credited for a miraculous crash landing in Drexel Hill was released from the hospital Sunday. (6abc)
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Philadelphia
6abc

Hero pilot released from hospital following helicopter crash in Drexel Hill

The pilot credited for a miraculous crash landing in Drexel Hill was released from the hospital Sunday to a hero's welcome of first responders and family members.

4 years ago

A memorial for the Fairmount rowhouse fire victims on North 23rd Street
Community Events
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia

Funeral services to be held for Fairmount fire victims on Monday

Temple University will host funeral services for the 12 victims of the Fairmount rowhouse fire. The families have asked everyone in attendance to wear white.

4 years ago

Nina Bryan of Sweet Nina's sells her banana pudding at Reading Terminal Market through the Market Day program.  (Courtesy of The Enterprise Center’s Dorrance H. Hamilton Center for Culinary Enterprises)
PlanPhilly
Business
Race & Ethnicity
Eyes on the Street

Reading Terminal Market offers a model for lifting entrepreneurs of color

Reading Terminal Market’s model for supporting entrepreneurs of color could ensure Black and brown entrepreneurs benefit from Biden’s infrastructure act.

4 years ago

Thousands of books from the long shuttered Camden Free Public Library on Federal Street we're picked up by two organizations that will in turn give them away. (Photo: Tom Martin)
New Jersey
Public Spaces

Books from shuttered Camden library find new homes

Two organizations shared a treasure chest of literary work from the shuttered Camden Free Public Library.

4 years ago

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