What's Cooking on 1060: Two Food Fundraisers, and The Science of Food
Hadas Kuznits previews two area food-related fundraisers, plus food-related events during the Philadelphia Science Festival.
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Hadas Kuznits previews two area food-related fundraisers, plus food-related events during the Philadelphia Science Festival.
The dancers' performance and the sounds of the bucket-drum ensemble, known as "Rumble," were part of an arts awareness program being promoted by the University of the Arts.
Immigration reform was a key issue during the presidential election last fall.
"To meet a recipient is huge -- it is surreal," notes Linda Moyer (left), the donor's mother. "It has continued our healing, and we've become friends. We've come to understand through faith that this is a plan."
With a magnetic personality and an abundance of charm, Nasir gushes positive energy.
At nearly four stories tall, the mural of Robeson faces west on Chestnut Street near 45th, just across the street from the high school that bears his name.
Philadelphia firefighters, remembering two colleagues killed a year ago and a third lost just last weekend, heard from a woman who more than shares their pain.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and officials at Cooper University Hospital in Camden are working to make sure the public knows what to look for.
It's called Pathfinders, and it's a program to train community mentors who will then pass on information about enrolling in college to people in their communities.
Following in the example of the new Pope Francis, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is reaching out to its neighbors to host what it's calling an "ecumenical conversation."
This mother of eight is a housing services specialist at Nurse Family Partnership. Her job is to find housing for first-time moms with modest means.
Rutgers University president Robert Barchi is about to face some tough questions.
Hundreds of people gathered on the Ben Franklin Parkway Sunday to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The fire is believed to have started inside of Jack B's Fabric at 4th and Fitzwater before spreading to neighboring apartments and businesses.
We've been crawling toward spring for what seems like weeks now, so if you're looking for some new and different things to do, Atlantic City says, "Hey, don't forget about us!"
The show is called "The Art of Recovery." The drawings and paintings were created by twenty-three young adults and women recovering from eating disorders at The Renfrew Center of Philadelphia.
The latest plan to improve Penn's Landing is one that proponents think could actually get built.
The tour runs every Saturday in April, Saturday and Sundays in May and then five days a week beginning in June.
"This is a long overdue decision," says Carol Tracey, executive director of the Women's Law Project in Philadelphia.
Critics of the move from Merion to Museum Row say they should have a permanent display about Barnes and his work.
Police say five men in a white van attempted to lure a nine-year-old girl on Monday afternoon in Montgomery County, Pa.
Former Phillies' manager Dallas Green visited a senior living facility in Glen Mills to help residents get pumped up for the 2013 baseball season.
Sheryl Sandberg worked at the World Bank and Google before becoming the chief operating officer at Facebook.
"I went right over to him and I noticed he was really breathing heavily and turning kind of blue so I called 911 immediately," Amanda Beal recalls.
She faced kidney failure just two months ago, and her sister, Ruth Redick, donated a kidney.
