Low-Income Elderly Housing Project Is Dedicated In Germantown
The Apartments at Cliveden, in Germantown, offer 62 rent-restricted, utilities-included, assistance-available, one-bedroom units for seniors who are at or below the federal poverty line.
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The Apartments at Cliveden, in Germantown, offer 62 rent-restricted, utilities-included, assistance-available, one-bedroom units for seniors who are at or below the federal poverty line.
Dick Vermeil and Kurt Warner, of course, won a Super Bowl together in St. Louis.
Even though it's one of the fastest growing counties in the state, Chester County is still without a facility to train first-responders.
Area residents Cris Valkyria and Lou Paglione have put together a CD for children, and volunteer at local children's hospitals.
She is gone, but certainly not forgotten. Longtime community affairs reporter Karin Phillips, who died last month, was honored posthumously this afternoon by the city Multicultural Affairs Congress.
Sen. Casey says the point of the roundtable was to learn about autism so he can help when it comes to authoring legislation to help those families.
"I've been wanting to do this since 2008, and we've been looking for funding all that time," says Sue Pringle of UC Green, "and then TD Bank said that they were able to help us."
Brown was at South Philadelphia High School, bringing his "23 Ways to Stop Youth Violence."
Civic and political leaders from across the country gathered in Philadelphia on Tuesday to strategize how to reduce the violence in the African-American male community.
"She died with the secret of how she tuned the guitar to get that sound," says Rev. Joe Williams, who sang with Rosetta Tharpe at her last concert.
PHS president Drew Becker says the urban oasis produced more than 600 pounds of food since it opened in June.
Experts point out that throwing pharmaceuticals in the trash or down the toilet can contaminate landfills and wastewater with biologically active chemicals.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and one of many events during the month is a dinner on Tuesday, October 25th, at Daniel Stern's MidAtlantic Restaurant, in University City.
They'll be walking this weekend to raise money for Philadelphia's domestic violence hotline, and participant registration for the benefit is taking place now.
Flu season is approaching, and the Philadelphia Health Department is offering free flu immunizations to city residents.
Fourteen-year-old Tyeisha is a great student who loves reading -- especially mysteries and romance novels.
The 14 chaplains served their country in World War II, in Cold War conflicts, and during the Vietnam era.
In the wake of this summer's accident on the Atlantic City Expressway that killed four high school football players, there's an effort afoot to get high school coaches to help promote safer teen driving.
Authorities located the family of one of the four mentally challenged adults found chained in the basement of a Northeast Philadelphia apartment building Saturday.
A small conference next Saturday at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge aims to make a big impact on the complexion of birding.
College students joined business and elected leaders and other volunteers to hawk the "Happiness Edition" of the newspaper in front of the courthouse in Norristown.
A new exhibit at the National Constitution Center highlights the struggles of World War II veterans who came from varied backgrounds.
The History Channel made a stop in Philadelphia today as part of its project called "A Call To Photos."
The man credited as being this country's first gay rights activist, and who made Philadelphia a base for his fight, has died.
He entered the building using a nearby civilian ladder, rescuing a woman and an infant.
