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New possibilities for the once grand hotel Divine Lorraine
The Divine Lorraine looms over North Broad Street like a gigantic contradiction. Graffiti tags mar its grand facade from street level to ...
12 years ago
Keeping watch over the flock at the old Metropolitan Opera House
The Metropolitan Opera House is just one of Philadelphia’s many aging buildings. But the massive structure on North Broad Street at ...
12 years ago
Eagles Eye Mobile visit ‘a blessing’ for Germantown’s Wister Elementary School
While a Tuesday morning event represented just one of the 140 stops that the Eagles Eye Mobile is expected to make this year, it meant th ...
12 years ago
Crying: The act and the emotion
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Air Date: September 17, 2012
ListenKeeping idle hands busy: Putty with a mission
Finding work is a source of frustration for many people with intellectual disabilities. After high school, opportunities and programs dwi ...
12 years ago
Vulnerabilities, shame, and self-acceptance
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Air Date: July 9, 2012
ListenSocial capital: Connections cultivated
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Air Date: May 28, 2012
ListenGermantown Kitchen Garden brings country life to urban environs
Since she and her husband, Matt McFarland, launched their half-acre farm on Penn Street two years ago, Germantown resident Amanda Staples ...
13 years ago
Ocean Grove vs. Ocean City: The BYOB issue
Ocean Grove, N.J. labels itself as “a blessed place to play.” They lock the gates between itself and neighboring Asbury Park ...
13 years ago
Philadelphia, ‘The City of Neighborhoods’
Curiously, the moniker of “The City of Neighborhoods” is carried by the city William Penn founded instead of one of the Europ ...
13 years ago