Ted Behr
The line stretched from the rear entrance of Tilden Middle School, down 66th Street and around the corner on Elmwood. Up to an estimated 200 voters at a time stood […]
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Local residents joined members of the 12th Police District Chaplains Program, Police District Advisory Council (PDAC) and Community Relations gathered on Thursday, October 21 for a Pop-up Prayer Rally to […]
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The view across the Schuylkill from Bartram Plaza at the foot of 56th Street and the river. A new study will consider extending the river trail over to Passyunk Ave.
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Online Registration is easy and quick! Election Day is just 18 days away, and former President Barack Obama is urging voters to register, request online vote-by-mail ballot, and cast their […]
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Three top area healthcare providers plan to join Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic in resuming much needed health services at the former Mercy Philadelphia Hospital (aka Misacordia Hospital) at 54th Street near […]
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Trial seeks to enlist minority subjects At the CityLights Virtual Network last Saturday, an impressive team of clinical trial scientists at Penn Medicine outlined their need for African Americans to […]
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Streets Department team sweeps up Woodland Ave. As part of a Philadelphia Streets Department program to provide working hours for employees not able for various reasons to perform their normal […]
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Philadelphia’s unique Mütter medical museum has opened again for in-person tours, seven days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Located at 19 South 22nd Street, the Mütter invites […]
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Exhibit of African American Artist Begins September 27 The Barnes Foundation will begin what it terms a landmark exhibition featuring the work of African American woodcarver Elijah Pierce in its […]
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Call Your Elected Officials Today! In the past month, three people were killed along Cobbs Creek Parkway including two teenagers and a young mother, Avante Reynolds. These tragic deaths were […]
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