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PHILADEPHIA, PA. - Building on the success of its digital season on the Opera Philadelphia Channel, described by the New York Times as “laying claim to the mantle of making new material during the pandemic” and “one of the best bets going, worldwide,”
Philadelphia, Pa. – Dunkin' and its greater Philadelphia-area franchisees today announced the launch of its twelfth annual Dunkin' Philadelphia Regional Scholarship Program, which will award $50,000 in scholarships to area high school and college students.
Philadelphia, PA – The Northern Liberties Business Improvement District (NLBID) in partnership with Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) launches the first-ever Retail Ready Bootcamp designed to help businesses who are considering their first or next brick and mortar location.
Philadelphia, PA – Giveadelphia, Philadelphia’s premier community organization founded in 2019 and aimed at encouraging young professionals to support local non-profits through charity work and unique community-building activations, is pleased to announce today their second annual ‘Love Back Ball’, raising funds and awareness for this year’s official Giveadelphia beneficiary: Philadelphia’s Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project (YSRP).
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL), representing more than 14,000 nursing homes and long term care facilities across the country that provide care to approximately five million people each year, has expanded its #GetVaccinated campaign, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to encourage long term care facility staff to receive COVID-19 vaccines.
Philadelphia, PA - Philly AIDS Thrift is pleased to award $200,000 this spring to 24 organizations and programs focused on HIV prevention and care, as well as for support people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS in the Delaware Valley.
Harrisburg, PA - Pennsylvanians will once again be able to return to a more normal life and attend a sporting event as well as return to their favorite bar or restaurant.
PHILADEPHIA - A year into pandemic life, children are still remote learning which has drastically changed the education landscape. Across all age groups and socioeconomic lines, young people are hitting a breaking point that developmental psychologists call the "pandemic wall" - a loss of motivation, focus, and increased amounts of stress.
Philadelphia, PA - The Sisterly Love Food Fair celebrates Women's History Month with special food fair pop-ups heading to all corners of the region. For four weekends in a row, look for the top local female chefs, restaurateurs, and entrepreneurs supporting each other during the pandemic at this one-day outdoor, socially distanced food market. See Coverage on PhillyBite Magazine
Philadelphia, PA - Local author Drew Miele was inspired to write “What is a Vegan?” when his young son began inquiring about why he didn’t eat the same foods as his classmates at school. A former tattoo artist, Miele often relied on illustrations to demonstrate concepts in playful ways his son could easily understand.
PHILADEPHIA - After a windy week that saw wind chill, temperatures drop to around 10 degrees this past Friday. Philadelphia's weather should take a turn this week, with temperatures making a run into the '70s on Thursday.
PHILADEPHIA - Every neighborhood has residents who want to become more involved but aren’t sure how. Citizens Planning Institute (CPI) helps them take that next step.
