Ted Behr
The answer is safety & protection At a 14-day average of 611 cases per day Philadelphia’s per capita COVID-19 cases are among the four lowest counties in the state, according […]
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Congress has approved a further round of payments under the new Federal Stimulus Package. As of this date, there is no indication that Mr. Trump will sign it, but the […]
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Food, Gifts, and Thanks for Community Partners “This has certainly been an interesting year! Many of the things we are used to doing have had to be adjusted to the […]
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Antietam 1863? World Trade Center 2001? San Francisco Quake 1906? Pearl Harbor 1941? American Hospitals this week? What do they have in common? High one-day death tolls in the thousands! […]
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Vaccination will save Black Lives – and That Matters! Finally, some light at the end of the pandemic tunnel! Community and faith leaders and key medical caregivers will gather for […]
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Councilman Johnson sponsors turkeys for 500 families It was a grey day, last Sunday, but City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and friends brought a little sunshine into the lives of many […]
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Urban and Suburban Groups Team for Turkey Distribution\ SHARE Food Program of Philadelphia, the area’s largest food distribution operation teamed with local agencies, Wayne Presbyterian Church, and its two Southwest […]
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Lincoln’s Civil War Thanksgiving Prayer applies today Among the aspects of life and persons we can be thankful for this week is Abraham Lincoln! One can add to the well-known […]
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Initial Army Corps of Engineers study on Eastwick flood control The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 3 released its latest update on the Clearview Landfill remediation project on October 26, […]
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Maria’s journey for educational opportunity It’s a long way from the Swat Valley in northwestern Pakistan to Philadelphia – some 7000 miles. That’s quite a distance to get an education! […]
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