Philadelphia
Community ‘Art Making Days’ will brighten Chelten Avenue with a mural
One wall in Germantown is about to get a facelift. The west-facing side of 310 W. Chelten Ave. — currently a Christian book store & ...
14 years ago
Advertisers cast wide net for kids’ attention
It’s the time of year when children make long holiday wish lists. Advertisers have always been eager to help with that task. ...
14 years ago
Seven new members appointed to Philadelphia Archdiocese board reviewing sex abuse allegations
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has appointed seven new people to the board that reviews sexual abuse allegations. The board is resp ...
14 years ago
Drexel student arrested at protests in Egypt
A Drexel University student has been arrested in Cairo. Gregory Porter, from Glenside, is reportedly one of three American students ...
14 years ago
Need exceeds holidays: Rescue mission seeks help for hungry all year
Many people give a hand to help feed the homeless and hungry over the holidays, but the need remains constant. The ...
14 years ago
North Light lends a helping hand to families in need for the holidays
Just days after raising $10,000 through an annual fundraiser, North Light was back out in the community helping needy families for the ho ...
14 years ago
Chelten Ave. ‘is by no means a dead, or dying, commerical corridor’
Among many conversations about Chelten Avenue that took place at Monday night’s planning meeting in Germantown, one exchange seemed ...
14 years ago
Brewing tanks installed at Iron Hill in Chestnut Hill
A brewing tank was installed into the Iron Hill Brewery location on Sunday morning. Iron Hill says when the entire brewing system is comp ...
14 years ago
Cook-Wissahickon parents fill gaps left by budget cuts
Cook Wissahickon isn’t the only school in Philadelphia to suffer a blow when it comes to budget cuts. But parents, staff and commun ...
14 years ago
Mt. Airy group visits new Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Members of the West Mount Airy Neighbors (WMAN) community association took a tour ...
14 years ago
Judge refuses to recuse himself from Parker DUI case, state plans an appeal
A Philadelphia judge has ruled that his Facebook friendship with state Rep. Cherelle Parker is not grounds for him to recuse himself from ...
14 years ago
To continue protest, Occupy Philly must give up tents, agree to limited hours
The city of Philadelphia has released its conditions for the Occupy Philadelphia movement to continue ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia kicks in $2.9 million to help newspapers’ move
The city of Philadelphia is loaning the owners of the Inquirer and Daily News $2.9 million to help the company move into the former ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia’s online suggestion box: philly.changeby.us
A new website will act as an electronic suggestion box for people who want to get things done in Philadelphia. The website ...
14 years ago
Pop-up art exhibit in Germantown tries to bring light to painful issue
It was a cold Saturday morning at the corner of Wayne Avenue and West Queen Lane, outside the abandoned New Covenant Baptist Church. Some ...
14 years ago