General News
March 11, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. In May 2019, Mayor Jim Kenney announced that Paschalville Library would be one of the City libraries that would receive Rebuild project funds to […]
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The Black community is falling behind While Blacks are about 40 percent of Philadelphia’s population, it’s rate of vaccination against the Covid—19 virus is running about 15 percent! The dreadful […]
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Do you feel like the weight of the world is upon your shoulder? You loss your job, and you don’t know what to do from day to day. And don’t […]
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CityLights Gathers Clothing for City Friends Aware of the recent resurgence of bitter cold weather and half a foot of snow in the city, a team of CityLights members from […]
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Union supports no-show for teacher preparations next Monday At the instigation of an activist group within its union, the Philadelphia Federation Teachers (PFT), now demands that its concerns about the […]
Read MoreThe Philadelphia Department of Public Health is working to roll-out vaccine to Philadelphia residents in a phased approach. The purpose of this form is to gather information from individual Philadelphia […]
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7000 block of Woodland named for “The People’s Champ” “Paul ‘Earthquake’ Moore Way” is the new name of the 7000 block of Woodland Avenue. A City Council resolution initiated by […]
Read MoreFollowing the sad announcement of Paul’s death, dozens of tributes poured in to Southwest Community Development Corp. where he was Board President for close to a decade. “I’m heartbroken! Paul […]
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Southwest CDC has been helping Southwest residents apply for the Low Income Heating Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for 34 years. The program helps thousands of households with their heating bills (gas, […]
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Next Saturday Cleanup, Feb 6, 9:30 – 11:30Park between 65th St Overpass & Mt Moriah Cemetery (Google Map)Work north toward the bridge and south to the 65th St overpass The Cleanup […]
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