In Point Breeze, Redemption For A Park
The youth and neighborhood development project Urban Roots will help transform Ralph Brooks, Jr. Park, a place that has come to represent the neighborhood's struggles with violence. Jessie Fox has the story and photographs > more
Kenyatta Johnson Frees Up $2.2 Million For Point Breeze Renovations
Eleven City-Owned Shells To Be Rehabbed, a hint of Midtown Village coming to U City, sandblasting City Hall, Third Thursdays in Mayfair, and what INHP would do after the Congressional sequester > more
Proposed Mixed-Use Too Contemporary For Cedar Park Residents
Too much juxtaposition for Cedar Park residents, Nutter and Squilla to clash over Electric Factory Signage, more stucco for Point Breeze, and a Biergarten coming to Chestnut > more
New Report Seeks A Jolt Of Energy For West Market Street
Four suggestions for transit-oriented development on West Market, Universal receives a planning grant for Grays Ferry and Point Breeze, NYT curious about Philly labor violence, and Penn seeks to tie itself to the MLK legacy > more
Century-Old Photo Collection Details A Vastly Altered Northeast Philly
Northeast historians acquire hundreds of views from that section’s past, Point Breeze rising, Planning Commission approves Francisville development, photography from the clouds, and residents to discuss Temple’s Boathouse plans > more
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