Helping The Planet And A Pantry
On Temple's campus, a schoolwide project has been helping both students and the planet.
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On Temple's campus, a schoolwide project has been helping both students and the planet.
Daisy Field in Wissahickon Valley Park was renamed David P. Montgomery Field on Sunday.
Thousands of veterans were honored at Sunday's Philadelphia Veterans Parade and Festival.
The race has raised more than $5 million in its 15 year history.
The museum had to shut down two months ago after 7,000 of its exotic bugs were stolen.
The Tool Library gives community members access to useful, often expensive items at no cost.
"The challenge is how do we make sure we don't make this act of domestic terrorism win," Cherry Hill Rabbi Larry Sernovitz said.
A special club at Upper Merion High School builds lasting friendships general education students and special education students.
When disaster strikes and tragedy follows, there is one group of brave and dedicated people always there, ready to help.
Some of the younger patients couldn't take their eyes off the furry orange character.
Several times a week, you might spot ladies in pink walking into Mac's Janitorial Services in Moorestown to pick up what they call "Recovery Chairs."
Saint Katharine Drexel was the second American-born person to ever be canonized, which happened on Oct. 1, 2000.
The awards ceremony also fell on the organization's 45th anniversary and celebrated the legacy of the pioneers that helped to establish it.
Iraqi War veteran Matthew Renner received a thank you of a lifetime Friday.
The play encourages people to exercise their right to vote.
The event is running now through Halloween.
They were there to promote tax credits that would benefit housing development.
It will grow vegetables to be distributed to students in need through the college's food pantry, known as the "Snack Rack."
Residents took matters into their own hands after a sinkhole opened up on 51st Street and Walton Avenue.
Ashley Berke McGinnis needs your help finding her "SEPTA Angel," a woman named Melanie who rides the Market-Frankford Line.
There was a celebration at the Philadelphia Zoo on Thursday.
The system faced massive cuts in city funding about 10 years ago and has since struggled to open and staff libraries.
Considering the outcry, the school board decided it will push back implementing this change until next year.
The global company wants people to know it's more than just a diet company as it focuses on overall health and wellness, and not just losing weight.
