People With Disabilities Celebrated In Center City
Franklin Square Park was the site of the second annual Disability Pride event Saturday.
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Franklin Square Park was the site of the second annual Disability Pride event Saturday.
A North Philadelphia recovery program is teaming up with community groups for the march Saturday afternoon.
Not a typical afternoon here at ShopRite, as a certain Phillies' first baseman gets shoppers' attention.
This was the day for working stiffs to work next to their dogs.
At the Mercy Neighborhood Ministries community center in North Philadelphia, Msgr. Daniel Sullivan, president of the Nutritional Development Services Board, led a blessing of the summer.
Philadelphia Parks and Recreation opened its first pool Thursday - just in time for the first day of summer and the last day of school.
At age 48, his remarkable career is still going strong.
The 1600 block of Spring Garden Street may look more like a track and field venue today between the hours of 8:30am and 2:00pm, as students at Masterman High run to raise cash for their school.
This week Hadas talks to an author and professional forager about how to find food growing in the wild, then visits a South Philly dessert shop offering a new summertime treat. Then, she previews an elegant-dining fundraiser for a local animal shelter.
The Advisory Council for the Office of Aging and Adult Services held a public hearing in Norristown.
Jodie Milkman, with the DRWC, says the new summer concert series is called "Third Thursday, Live and Local," and features live, local music the third Thursday of every month.
Sixteen-year-old Laejja has a big heart -- she wants to help people. To do that, she wants to become a pediatrician.
These are therapy dogs of sorts for the caregivers who deal with high-stress situations every day and even experience the trauma of losing a patient from time to time.
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging held its first-ever "Senior Strut," along Boathouse Row.
National leaders on mental health are meeting in Philadelphia beginning today to discuss ways to improve access to mental health treatment.
The SS United States could be headed for the scrap heap in a matter of weeks if the money to keep her afloat isn't raised.
Mayor Nutter was served a sample meal along with Manna officials. The organization provides meals to those with serious illnesses who would have difficulty cooking for themselves.
"I promise you: you come to 20th and Snyder for Unity and Community, you can be broke and you will have a good time," he says, chuckling.
Communities across the city of "brotherly love" showed affection for dads this Father's Day Weekend.
Le Bec-Fin is closing it's doors forever, and on Saturday night the restaurant served up their final dinner.
Members of the Service Employees International Union held the immigration reform rally Saturday afternoon in LOVE Park.
The second annual community fundraiser for 'Brave Hearts For Strong Minds' took place Saturday on the campus of La Salle University.
On Independence Mall, bystanders got a Flag Day surprise when members of the Fastrax Skydiving Team made a grand entrance from above, carrying gigantic American flags.
Parents, alumni, and students have launched a campaign to save the high school and residential programs at the historic school which are slated for closure at the end of the next school year.
The "One Day at a Time" drug and alcohol recovery program has announced plans for an anti-violence and peace march next Saturday, June 22nd, along Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia.
