Philadelphia
Phila U. sends off largest graduating class in school’s history
Nearly 800 Philadelphia University graduates walked across the stage of the Mann Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday. It was ...
14 years ago
Mother’s Day event kicks off Wyck House and Garden’s annual Rose Week
How do you inspire children to fall in love with the oldest rose garden in the United States, while also letting adults learn about the d ...
14 years ago
‘A nice day to be out’ working on Germantown’s soon-to-be newest mural
The Germantown-themed mural slated for a large blank wall at 310 W. Chelten Avenue has finally seen the light of day. Well, parts of it h ...
14 years ago
Kids are invited to create original music at the West Oak Lane library. The West Oak Lane Branch of the Free Library, located at 20 ...
14 years ago
Once contested Fresenius dialysis center quietly opens in Chestnut Hill
Fresenius Dialysis Center and Delaware Valley Nephrology at 10 E. Moreland Avenue quietly opened its doors in Chestnut Hill on March 11. ...
14 years ago
Roxborough’s ‘Rockin’ The Ridge’ brings more than 200 classic cars to Gorgas Park
More than 200 classic cars lined Ridge Avenue in Roxborough Saturday for the 10th annual Rockin’ The Ridge car show. The ann ...
14 years ago
Photos: LOVE Your Park Week cleanups in Manayunk
Residents of Manayunk, Roxborough, Wissahickon and East Falls helped kick off Philadelphia’s LOVE Your Park Week at various neighbo ...
14 years ago
Germantown elementary school grounds one step closer to being ‘transformed’
A group effort to green the grounds of Germantown’s John B. Kelly Elementary School hit a major milestone last week. As a re ...
14 years ago
Council debates proposals to ease sticker shock of Philly’s new property tax bills
Philadelphia City Council will debate several bills Monday aimed at cushioning the blow to low-income taxpayers and those in gentrifying ...
14 years ago
Bill would give Philadelphia companies more of a leg up landing city business
A Philadelphia Councilwoman wants to give city businesses a bigger edge when competing for government work. Councilwoman Blo ...
14 years ago
Construction continues at Bakers Centre site, opening slated for Fall 2013
With large trucks and earth-moving equipment busy, the Bakers Centre shopping plaza is beginning to come to life at the former Tastykake ...
14 years ago
New Friends of J.S. Jenks group formed in wake of recent budget cuts
With threats of cuts to the music and art programs looming at Jenks Elementary School in Chestnut Hill, parents, teachers, administ ...
14 years ago
Summer boot camp/carnival aims to recruit new block captains for NW Philly
4th District Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. is having a party this summer, and everyone’s invited. As part of an initiative to ...
14 years ago
Chestnut Hill College 2012 graduation photos
Chestnut Hill College held its largest graduation ceremony ever with 351 bachelor degrees, 219 graduate degrees as well as 30 doctor ...
14 years ago
Blackwell wants to help people who owe Philadelphia taxes get city jobs
A Philadelphia City Councilwoman wants to make it possible for residents who owe back taxes to still get considered for city jobs. ...
14 years ago