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May 18, 2018
ABOVE PHOTO: Invited guests sharing a light, sisterly moment at the Annual Mother and Daughter Tea (from left to right): Lillian Miles, Leah Fletcher, Philadelphia Sunday Sun COO; Frankie Darcell, WDAS-FM on-air personality, Karen Dean and Courtney Richardson. (Photo By: Shae-Marie Thomas) By Leah Fletcher There is more to an old-fashioned garden tea party than…
May 17, 2018
MOUNT OLIVE, N.J. (AP) — A school bus taking children on a field trip to a New Jersey historic site collided with a dump truck Thursday, ripping the bus apart, knocking it on its side and killing multiple people, officials said. The front end of the school bus appeared to be ripped off as it…
May 17, 2018
SEPTA recruiters, in conjunction with Pennsylvania CareerLink Philadelphia representatives, gave Nicetown residents looking for new careers an advantage over their competition during a job fair on Thursday, May 10, 2018. Presenters provided job fair participants with an in-depth overview of how to create profiles and best practices for completing online job applications through company websites. …
May 11, 2018
Next Tuesday, Pennsylvania will hold its first election since Congressional voting district lines were modified by the Commonwealth’s Supreme Court. The previous district lines, which were drawn after the 2010 Census, created areas that skewed outcomes in favor of the GOP candidates. The gerrymandered districts were drawn in a convoluted manner — resulting in one…
May 11, 2018
May 11, 2018
Danny Kilson, owner of 410 Specialties, 217 W Rittenhouse Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 told me he started his business in a one car bay in Germantown, 19 years ago. He moved to his current space, also in Germantown, in November of 2017. 410 Specialties can now house up to 10 cars. They specialize in work…
May 11, 2018
ABOVE PHOTO: Hazim Hardeman, Rhodes Scholar and CCP and Temple University alumnus speaks to the Class of 2018 at the May 5th Commencement. Hazim Hardeman, a kid from North Philly, a Rhodes Scholar and a Community College of Philadelphia alumnus, had a message for the City as he spoke at the College’s 52nd Commencement at…
May 11, 2018
While I understand the desire for accountability that comes with the demand to know where all of the money from Sheriff’s Sale ads goes, you can ask for that accountability without discounting the careers of those of us who choose to tell the stories of marginalized people. By Denise Clay When I read the…
May 11, 2018
The Philadelphia Inquirer wants and expects to be the only game in town as a media presence by any means necessary, much to the dismay of minority neighborhood newspapers. By Teresa A. Emerson Philadelphia’s minority and multi-cultural news media organizations are under attack. And if the Philadelphia Inquirer has its way, some of them…
May 11, 2018
“He wants to use the high-profile competition to bring attention to the inequities of public school funding.” PHILADELPHIA – Stuart Warshawer, principal of Mastery Charter’s Harrity Elementary School will compete this weekend for a spot on the hit television series, American Ninja Warrior. Warshawer, who has been with Mastery for several years, and an avid…
April 14, 2024
ABOVE PHOTO: Hank Aaron holds aloft the ball he hit for his 715th career home run, against...
April 27, 2024
BPT There’s a funny thing about body odor. It’s not confined to your underarms. It can affect...
April 22, 2024
HARRISBURG, Pa. -– The Shapiro administration has implemented a new program from the U.S. Department of Education...
April 27, 2024
BPT In these inflationary times, the cost of owning a car seems to increase on a daily...
April 22, 2024
BPT LaQuilla Harris, a devoted mother, grandmother and retired property manager, led a healthy and active lifestyle...
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Leah Fletcher, Account Executive
