The Sunday following Philadelphia’s apocalyptic microburst storm, the Garden Court gardeners gathered late in the day to ...
Three turtles are waiting in the garden at the Max Myers Playground. The kids have to find them. As David Crutchfield, garden ...
When you were in high school, did you eat everything that got plopped onto your tray in the cafeteria? Some things never ...
The meeting had been running for nearly two hours when parents began asking about Palumbo’s tech policy. Edwin Mayorga, a Palumbo parent and HSA member, saw an opportunity to ask a question that had ...
Jacques-Jean “JJ” Tiziou, with authority, when asked about the origins of Philadelphia’s borders. “That’s when the Consolidation was signed: February 2, 1854.” Good luck finding another Philadelphian ...
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One in 10 Philadelphia public schools had high lead levels in water sources used for food preparation, according to tests conducted by the School District of Philadelphia (SDP) over the past three ...
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There is nowhere on Earth today that humans can hear the roar of an approaching flock of passenger pigeons and see the light fade as they block out the sun, but the birds in the diorama offer a portal ...
Somerset Neighbors for Better Living is the civic organization for the neighborhood that between Aramingo, Lehigh and Kensington Avenues, and Clearfield Street. Except for holidays, they meet the ...
With the closing of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Drexel University has blundered into a spectacular public relations disaster. I could almost feel sorry for them, had their actions not been so ...
Nicole Pepe’s house on the 5100 block of Catharine Street shook as the tree hit it. She had been watching through a window as the fierce winds of the July 11 microburst whipped leaves and bits of ...
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