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Community

Sugary-drink tax a small price to pay for improvements to Philadelphia parks and rec

I grew up in the ’70s when gang activity in Philly was at its peak. Getting to and from home and school was a daily obstacle course ...

9 years ago

A small group protests racism in the Gayborhood by shutting down the street in front of ICandy. (Peter Crimmins/WHYY)
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Don’t trick yourself into thinking Gayborhood racism is new

Watching recent protests in the Gayborhood has brought on a strong case of déjà vu for me.

10 years ago

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Lifestyle

Why I wrote a love letter to Philadelphia

I've spent 25 years exploring the city's nooks and crannies and I am ready to share the city's secrets. So, I wrote a book: "100 Things To Do In Philadephia Before You Die."

10 years ago

A patron is shown at the  central branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia . (AP Photo/Matt Rourke
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Community

To stay relevant, libraries must rethink how they connect to communities

Since the advent of the Internet, libraries no longer have a monopoly on information. Across the country, the changing digital landscape ...

10 years ago

Tomatoes on the vine at Greensgrow in Kensington are just a small part of the legacy of the urban farm's founder
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Community

Greensgrow founder Corboy an uncommon Philadelphia leader

Mary Seton Corboy, founder of Greensgrow, a farm in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, died on Aug. 7 at the age of 58.

10 years ago

Vehicles are parked in the median of South Broad Street in Philadelphia
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Community

Why I’m petitioning to enforce parking laws on S. Broad Street

During the DNC last week, my organization, 5th Square, launched a ...

10 years ago

From left to right: Alexander Williams
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Urban Planning

Rediscovering Spruce Street’s power to unite Philadelphians

When I first heard of Spruce Street Harbor Park, I thought: Cool — they are finally doing something about the boring concrete expanse that is Penn's Landing.

10 years ago

 Neighborhood leaders, city employees, a few police officers, and citizens who simply wanted to learn more attended a community policing forum at WHYY on Nov. 17. (Ifanyi Bell/for NewsWorks)
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Community

What we talk about when we talk about community policing

NewsWorks hosted a public forum on Nov. 17 about the relationship between the police and the communities they serve by asking: What should the future of policing look like?

10 years ago

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Community

At Philly community policing forum, cops and citizens lean on each other

NewsWorks hosted a public discussion to find out how Philadelphians are addressing the national dialogue about community-police relations.

10 years ago

a few police officers
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Community

Public safety, trust depend on work of police and community both

NewsWorks hosted a public discussion on Nov. 17 at WHYY studios about the relationship between the police and the communities they serve. Four guests shared personal stories.

10 years ago

 The intersection of Germantown and Erie avenues is shown in this Google Street View image.
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Community

Police, businesses, urban planners and residents can build safer communities together

My mother was a very compassionate and faithful volunteer in the community and our church. I want to live and leave that same sweet fragrance of integrity and kindness.

10 years ago

 Police officers watch as protesters pass by Philadelphia's City Hall in May. (Bastiaan Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)
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Community

Overcoming police brutality starts with positive community interaction

I have learned to not view all officers as "bad cops." However, society does not understand that we cannot say #AllLivesMatter until everyone understands #BlackLivesMatter.

10 years ago

 U.S. Attorney Zane Memeger speaks in March about the Department of Justice recommendations for reforming the use of deadly force by police in Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Community

Police officers and the people they protect must make closer bonds

As the United States becomes more diverse, the role of the police becomes more dynamic and challenging, but I believe we have moved too far from the original intent.

10 years ago

 Officers stand near the 14th district police station on Haines Street in Philadelphia. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)
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Community

Community Policing 101: A safer neighborhood requires neighbor involvement

The foundation of community policing rests upon three building blocks: community leaders, community participation, and governmental agencies.

10 years ago

 Th author's Mt. Airy block (Anndee Hochman/for NewsWorks)
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Community

Love thy neighbors — because you can’t divorce them

We knew the neighbors had become true friends when they came to help us say goodbye to the old refrigerator. Here’s the stor ...

10 years ago

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