Back in December. Southwest Senior Center members began gathering funds to support the repair or purchase of instruments for Tilden Middle School’s young musicians. Then, in February, Paulette Cunningham, the […]
Read MoreI am grateful for the editorial regarding gentrification. It’s something I think about a lot. I live in a house I like on a block I like, but I’m a […]
Read MoreCancer, heart diseases, diabetes, and other chronic illnesses are claiming the lives of our residents at alarming rates. Too many people are dying before their time. Young people are suffering […]
Read More“Dine with the Docs” focus is on vet’s behavioral health issues Veterans and military personnel often experience behavioral health issues as a result of the unique conditions of modern battlefields […]
Read MoreKurstin Howard studies at Evelyn Graves School on Chester Ave. The 2019 Youth Image Award was bestowed on local SW student Kurstin Howard at an event sponsored by the […]
Read MoreA recent study discovered that on average, 20% of American children don’t drink any water. Instead, they are guzzling sodas and other sugary drinks to quench their thirst, which is […]
Read MoreThirty–five candidates for public office in the May 21 Primary Election braved rainy weather to tell about their qualifications and priorities to over 100 local residents at Kingsessing Recreation Center […]
Read MoreAlthough tax season may be closing down, it’s important to to remember that it is still prime time for phone scams. People claiming to represent or help you with IRS […]
Read MoreOn March 19, the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority (PRA) and the City of Philadelphia released the “Lower Eastwick Public Land Strategy” (LEPLS). The report concludes a two-year effort to obtain the […]
Read MoreVolunteers from Wayne Presbyterian Church’s CityLights Ministry joined several Mitchell Elementary School parents for a read-in with groups of young students in mid-March. “It was a joy to have the […]
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