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Education in North CentralThe Gift of Voice: Mighty Writers North Changing Lives One Workshop at a Time
Do you remember how in your grade school years you were given the opportunity to process the experiences of your young life in such a way that it contributed…
Sean Barrett | 01/06/2017 -
A&E in Port RichmondPortside’s ArtsMobile Program Brings Art Integration to Local Schools
When Sarah Damiano teaches kids about fractions, she starts with a quilt. She is the director of Portside Arts Center’s ArtsMobile program, which is introducing local schools to arts…
Grace Shallow | 01/06/2017 -
A&E in FishtownMaker’s Series: Fishtown Playschool Creates a Chance to Create and Give Back
Fishtown Playschool started in the living rooms of 11 families in 2013. Nearly three years later, in the annex of The First Presbyterian Church of Kensington (418 E Girard…
Grace Shallow | 01/05/2017 -
CommunityNew Year Brings New Plans For North Broad Street
First anniversaries are a time of great reflection and planning, and the first anniversary of the North Broad Renaissance (NBR), a revival effort for North Broad Street, was met…
spiritadmin | 01/04/2017 -
Features in FishtownHealthy Meals In A Snap
Getting in shape and eating healthy are likely high on the list of New Year’s resolutions for residents throughout the Riverwards. However, preparing healthy meals day in and day…
Michael Hanisco | 01/04/2017 -
FeaturesNorth Broad Renaissance Celebrates the Release State of North Broad 2016 Report
First birthdays are a time of great reflection and planning, and the initial anniversary of a revival effort for North Broad Street, realized this past June, was met with the…
Mark Brakeman | 12/22/2016 -
Community in Port RichmondPHOTOS: Port Richmond Christmas Tree Lighting at Campbell Square
A Port Richmond tradition, the annual tree Christmas tree lighting at Campbell Square was on Friday, December 16th. Santa was in attendance, as everyone there enjoyed candy canes, hot chocolate and cookies.…
Michael Klusek | 12/19/2016 -
FeaturesSERIAL FICTION: D.U.O. (Chapter 5)
This is the final chapter of D.U.O., the latest serial fiction by Brewerytown's own Michael Ferrence. Click here for CHAPTER 1, CHAPTER 2, CHAPTER 3, CHAPTER 4. As soon as the…
Michael Ferrence | 12/14/2016 -
Features in North CentralPower From the Pews: Shiloh Apostolic Temple
As one approaches Shiloh Apostolic Temple, the white wrought-iron gate swings softly in the wind. Shadows of leaves from the tree sprout out of the sidewalk in front. The…
Jordyn Cordner | 12/14/2016 -
A&ECreating a New Dialogue: Ulises Independent Artists’ Bookstore Now Open For Business
Last month marked the opening of Ulises, an independent artists’ book store, which features a reading room and event space. Located near the intersection of Front and Columbia,Ulises exclusively…
John Henry Scott | 12/14/2016 -
Features in Temple UniversityTemple Head Football Coach Leaves For Baylor, Program Extends Stadium Agreement With Eagles
Temple University has within the last two weeks made two major decisions regarding the future of its football program. First, athletics director Pat Kraft held a press conference yesterday afternoon…
Payne Schroeder | 12/07/2016 -
Fashion in FishtownAmerican Made: Franklin & Poe Resists “Fast Fashion” While Championing Domestic Manufacturing
During a military deployment overseas, two men got to talking about finding a really good pair of jeans. Andrew Li was working a private defense job. Chris Caquelin was…
John Henry Scott | 12/07/2016