Ted Behr
Thanksgiving morning, November 26, dozens of volunteers will gather in the basement and parking area of the Common Place at 58th Street and Chester Avenue to cook, package and distribute […]
Read MoreBiden election worker makes a new friend My nephew Bob has been volunteering at election time since Senator Kerry’s ill-fated run against Pres. Bush back in 2004. The commitment has […]
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Group fights hunger by feeding waiting voters Teams from the People’s Kitchen in South Philadelphia stationed themselves outside polling places around the city to provide very welcome hot coffee, tea, […]
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50,000+ Southwest votes have national impact A young Southwest voter’s words were prophetic, “This will probably be the most important election of my life!” As he stood in the cold […]
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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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