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Little Walter’s Turns Neighbor’s Request Into Gluten-Free Pierogi Night

Little Walter’s, a modern Polish restaurant in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, now hosts a monthly gluten-free dinner service after a special event created for one neighbor with celiac disease drew...

Robin Morton Broke Cycling’s Barrier as First Woman Team Owner

Philadelphia is preparing to recognize its many firsts ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Among them is a development from the city’s cycling community. In the 1980s, Robin Morton...

River Wards events for the week of Feb. 7

Stay up to date on what’s going on in your neighborhoodMystery bag bingoLAOH Div. 87 will host a mystery bag bingo on Friday, Feb. 9,...

Building normalcy by celebrating birthdays

‘Birthday in a Box’ donation to Lutheran Settlement House making families in transitional housing program feel more at homeBy Melissa KomarAlthough some families served by Lutheran...

Bounces, books and babies

Richmond Library introduces interactive programming for infants and toddlers thanks to grant from William Penn FoundationBy Melissa KomarScarves, sign language and singing were just some...

‘Foles-gers’ in your cup to celebrate Super Bowl, support school district

ReAnimator Coffee offering limited edition coffee with all proceeds going to School District of PhiladelphiaBy Melissa KomarWhile everyone from City Council president Darrell Clarke to...

Celebrating Catholic Schools Week

This week, students from Catholic schools throughout the Philadelphia area are celebrating Catholic Schools Week by participating in a variety of fun events.This week, students...

Philly looking become first American city to create safe spaces for drug users to inject drugs

Moving forward, the City will actively encourage organizations like community nonprofits or medical organizations to operate and fund one or more CUES.This past Wednesday, the...
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