Impassioned students, administrators, parents, and other supporters of Lankenau and Parkway Northwest high schools voiced their concerns about potential school closures during community engagement sessions on Feb. 4. https://t.co/iv2HlLRalq
The Fair Housing Commission (FHC) held a hearing on Jan. 7 to consider the tenant retaliation case filed by Kadi Ashby, president of the Alden Park Tenants Association. https://t.co/oU2TgzAWAu
Prescribe Outside hosts free programs throughout Philadelphia — including nature-based crafts, hiking, and other outdoor activities — to improve physical and mental health. https://t.co/pSVUhC8FAW
Local couple Mindy Maslin and Sidney Ozer, along with their friend Judi Bernstein-Baker, started a nonprofit called Welcoming Homes to host young immigrants with safe and caring families.
https://t.co/1cZI5sjB7g
POWER Interfaith held a series of press conferences across the city in hopes of pressuring City Council into intensifying efforts to address Philadelphia’s housing affordability crisis.
https://t.co/9l9Hf0Gl0B
With the recent tragedy of Kada Scott’s body being found behind the abandoned Ada H.H. Lewis Middle School in Germantown, residents’ long-held concerns over vacant city-owned properties have risen to the surface. https://t.co/y4Uv3t2viC
Located just blocks away from Woodmere’s Charles Knox Smith Hall, Maguire Hall offers the institution a chance to display even more of its vast collection of artwork. https://t.co/USyCxtSbgQ
Rep. Dwight Evans is endorsing Ala Stanford, a Germantown native and founder of the Black Doctors Consortium, for Pennsylvania’s 3rd congressional district. https://t.co/PvTKxr9t3f
Confused about the SEPTA budget crisis? Learn more about how the agency is staying afloat and the potential long-term consequences that may result.
https://t.co/92k1ijpOF1
Staff, volunteers, and supporters of the Philly Goat Project mobilized their time and resources to help Ray — a three-legged goat — through months of recovery after amputation. https://t.co/XLygOnxlqc
Woodmere filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to reclaim $750,000 in grant money that was canceled in March.
https://t.co/WhnWj2L000
People looking for water recreation today often travel outside Philly. Advocates say our rivers & waterways are safer than they appear.
🎧 @Avi_WA & @KyleBagenstose talk @gridphilly's "Back to the Water" in collab with @TheCHLocal and @delawarecurrent.
https://t.co/54r18pUT9Z
City Councilmember Cindy Bass told the Local this week that an update on the Germantown YWCA is coming very soon — potentially by the end of the month.
https://t.co/THkKS7BJkD
Rashida Irvin, owner of Mister Relaxation Spa & Lounge in Germantown, was found fatally shot on Aug. 11. Kyle Irvin, Rashida's husband, has an active arrest warrant for the homicide. https://t.co/3tCL6A6jZE
At C. W. Henry, J. S. Jenks, Houston, and Emlen schools, parents express admiration for what happens inside the buildings. But the structures themselves? Falling apart. https://t.co/e1ODCjpEGk
Anou Vongbandith, head chef of Das Good Cafe in Germantown, was detained by ICE on July 26. Vongbandith, originally from Laos, has been in the U.S. since he was 5, but never attained citizenship in large part due to a plea bargain he accepted in 2008.
https://t.co/dqlf13l1KQ
Northwest Philadelphia neighborhoods are full of buildings with historic protections, but what is the correct way for homeowners to go about making changes to these properties?
https://t.co/hE4ndKzK7L
The Chestnut Hill Community Association and Friends of the Cresheim Trail are gathering feedback on design features such as picnic areas and walking paths for the restoration of the 11-acre Mermaid Park. https://t.co/ZC8YZRV33G