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Changing Communities

A view of the Philadelphia skyline from the 52nd Street station on the Market-Frankford elevated line in West Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Community
Eyes on the Street

Can gentrifiers be good neighbors?

A recent college graduate who moved to West Philadelphia this year reflects on how to be a good neighbor when you are part of the force that is changing a neighborhood.

7 years ago

Larry Spector, president of the Society Hill Civic Association, hops off his bike at 5th and Pine streets. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Not in my traffic lane: How Society Hill kept out safer bikeways

Society Hill Civic Association blocked installation of barrier posts designed to protect people in bike lanes. Neighbors want the veto to be reconsidered.

7 years ago

Jumpstart Germantown participants talk development at a project site. (Courtesy of Jumpstart Germantown)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Show me the money: Jumpstart Philly announces $3 million in loans for neighborhood developers

The program, along with new backing from Reinvestment Fund, aims to help aspiring developers move forward with projects across the city.

7 years ago

Philly's Italian Market
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Italian Market BID dead after opponents raise voices

A proposed business improvement district (BID) that divided Italian Market property owners, tenants, and residents won’t advance in 2019.

7 years ago

PlanPhilly's Managing Editor, Ariella Cohen, introducing the panel. To her immediate left sits Paul Farber followed by Karyn Olivier, Ori Feibush and Faye Anderson. (Emily Gann/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Listen: Here’s what happened when a real estate developer, an artist, a historian and an activist got together to talk Philly preservation, displacement and culture

Listen to a live conversation between Philly developer Ori Feibush, Paul Farber of Monument Lab, preservationist Faye Anderson and artist Karyn Olivier.

7 years ago

Listen 65:21
(Michaela Winberg/Billy Penn)
Community
Billy Penn

From needle-filled lot to colorful community garden, a North Philly school is transformed

Neighbors said the Fairhill space “was like a cemetery” before the Mural Arts project came in.

7 years ago

Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation (Courtesy of Cultural Heritage Partners)
Community

Princeton is the 2nd N.J. locality, first in Philly region to observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Local officials say Princeton is not replacing Columbus Day since it did not observe the holiday to begin with.

7 years ago

In this Sept. 2, 2019 photo, seven-year-old Emilia Tembe pulls back on her hand-crafted toy bow and arrow made of sticks and leaves as she stands on a fallen tree, in the Ka 'a kyr village, Para state, Brazil. “This part used to be a native forest. This was primary jungle. But the fire arrived and it cleared the land,” said Emidio Tembe, Emilia’s grandfather and the Ka’ a kyr chieftain who named the village. (Rodrigo Abd/AP Photo)
Community

Arrows and smartphones: Daily life of Amazon Tembe tribe

They hunt with bows and arrows, fish for piranhas and gather wild plants, while some watch soap operas on TV or check the internet on phones inside thatch-roof huts.

7 years ago

The Painted Bride Art Center in Old City (Google maps)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Judge: Old City’s Painted Bride can’t be sold for condos

The Painted Bride Art Center can’t sell its Old City home because of the building’s “priceless” mural facade, designed by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar.

7 years ago

USGS image
Down the Shore
Community

N.J. flood zone buyout program purchases 700th property

Officials say New Jersey's flood zone buyout program has closed on its 700th property. 

7 years ago

An artist's rendering shows an 18-story Parkway Corp. development proposed for 2230 Market Street. (Parkway Corp./Center City District)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Center City draws $2.8B in development — and fewer parking lots

Center City District’s latest report shows a booming real estate market. For Parkway Corp., the demand for land means a move away from operating parking.

7 years ago

Somerton Interfaith Food Bank at St. Andrew's In-The-Field Episcopal Church
Community
Broke in Philly

Why is poverty increasing in Northeast Philly? Aging population, immigration, gentrification

The storied enclave of some 300,000 residents has seen poverty become a burgeoning and unwanted feature over the last generation

7 years ago

The Haverford Board of Commissioners met for the first time since Bon Air volunteer firefighter company was shut down on Wednesday September 4th because a member had sought membership with the Proud Boys. The actions by the township have residents split. The township announced that the fire house will be reopened. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
The Why
Community

How a firefighter’s extremist ties divided Haverford

A volunteer firefighter's interest in the extremist group the Proud Boys has Haverford Township residents fighting over whether it should vet the views of public servants.

Air Date: September 19, 2019

Listen 14:22
U Haul truck
PlanPhilly
Community

Why do people leave Philly? First-of-its-kind study offers answers

We all have ideas about why people leave Philadelphia. A new study from the Pew Charitable Trusts puts numbers behind the anecdotes.

7 years ago

Adults play in the 'highly instagrammable' marshmallow pit at the Fashion District's Candytopia exhibit. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Meet Fashion District Philadelphia, a mall designed for our age of ‘insanely limited attention spans’

The $420 million remake of The Gallery aims to reinvent the shopping mall’s relationship to Center City.

7 years ago

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