The city of Pompano Beach and Broward County Sheriff’s Office fed close to 1000 families in need on Thursday. Local churches, clubs and city council members came together to lift the burden of food disparity off of families’ shoulders. “I’m…
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] The PSPCA offers many different cats and dogs that are available for adoption. Did you know that they rescue and rehabilitate any animal that exists in the Philadelphia area? At the Erie Avenue location, the PSPCA is…
On September 10th, Taylor D’Amico made a post on social media for Suicide Awareness Day. D’Amico was tired of posing as a happy outgoing person on social media, and says it was time for her to let people know what…
Johannes Kelpius settled in Philadelphia in 1694 after leaving his home of Romania. Kelpius found his way to Philadelphia by reading the bible, in the Book of Revelation, that descries listening to the woman of the wilderness. He discovered that…
The Strange and Unusual Oddities Parlor presented their 5th Annual Philadelphia Alternative Taxidermy Competition at the Ruba Club in Northern Liberties. Contestants of all skill levels were able to show off their works and tell the judges a little about…
By: Yanuara Ramirez Living in an urban environment can be hectic and stressful. Green spaces might be hard to come by, especially in lower income communities. The University of Pennsylvania published a study this year that for the first time…
Walk Against Hunger Calls All Philadelphians to Fight Food Insecurity Community members poured into Lincoln Financial Field to participate in The Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger’s annual walk on April 21st. The Walk Against Hunger, sponsored by Acme, is held once…
At Clark Park on the morning of Saturday, April 21st, a small crowd gathered around the Vetri Mobile Teaching Kitchen truck as instructor Julia Harris introduced the recipe she would be presenting that day: Chili Lime Roasted Veggies, based on…
PHILADELPHIA — In Southwest Philadelphia, along the stretch of Woodland Avenue, from around 45th to 67th St., there is a bustling and diverse community of immigrants from West Africa who have made this city their home. Walking down Woodland…
Temple University Hospital has converted their cafeteria into a healthy headquarters, serving only the freshest produce to and the healthiest of options to all employees, patients and visitors thanks to the ‘Good Foods, Healthy Hospitals’ initiative. Unhealthy diets lead to…
