This is a farce. We have to take a stand against the dehumanization of society--all for the sake of making oligarchs more money and paying less wages?
Sidewalks are for humans.
You can find your City Council rep below. City Council could be national leaders on a bell weather topic.
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=9cf0fb3394914cd0a8a7f22ea1395d55
this beautiful little baby found their way into my back patio area in south. they’re clearly someone’s pet - very affectionate, rolls over for belly pets, possibly spayed/neutered…. when my roommate tried to come outside with a carrier, the cat bolted. located on snyder & 19th
From the organizers:
>Submissions Open: April 6 – 12, 2026
Philly Photo Day exhibition: May 13 – June 27, 2026
>On Monday, April 6, TILT opens submissions for Philly Photo Day: How We Stay Free, a special week-long event transforming Philadelphia into a site of creative inspiration. The annual event returns with a new theme inspired by the nation’s Semiquincentennial, inviting tourists or residents with a camera or smartphone to capture images of Philadelphia that respond to the prompt, “How do we stay free?” Participants must submit their photos online by April 12 for inclusion in the Philly Photo Day exhibition, which will be displayed for free to the public in TILT’s Project Gallery, located in The Crane Arts Building, from May 13 to June 27, including during InVISION on April 30.
I want to go to fairmount park, like around Shofuso and the horticultural center area this coming weekend to see the cherry blossoms. Me and my friend were going to go together, but they said it is way too dangerous and we can't go. I've never heard of it being dangerous (but I did just move here). Is it true? If I can't go there, where else could I see cherry blossoms?
Also I know it's huge. So if it's dangerous, is it the whole thing or just certain parts of the park?
Edit: thanks for the advice all! I plan on sharing this post to hopefully convince them to still come with me 😂
Hey y’all, just keeping PPOH in the mix and community circulation.
Philly People of Hope is out here 7 days a week doing groceries, hot meals, clothing, classes, housing referrals, advocacy and more.
We updated our Amazon wishlist with stuff the community actually needs right now. If anybody wants to support the work, you can donate through the wishlist:
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/11QT4RR7CBIK9?ref\_=wl\_share
Don't like Amazon?
we have:
Venmo @phillypeopleofhope
**we accept in person donations as well during pantry hours. (Shoes, Clothes, Food, Cash, services you provide that you may be willing to do for free for community members.
Pantry hours everyday from 10am til 5 or 6pm.
we deliver to seniors, disabled and homebound as well.
just call or text to schedule: 215-703-8405
I don't know if you're going to press charges and you were gone by the time I parked but if you see this I'm happy to send the video from my dash cam if you need it.
“Pay cash fare, or a dollar fare instrument is required”?? I ride the septa buses ALL the time and have no idea what the second part says or means lol
Read here: https://phillyplaindealer.com/2026/04/03/as-prices-rise-how-are-citywide-prices-staying-steady/
“It’s very important to us that we keep the citywide price the same as it’s always been, $4 dollars. It’s one of the things we’re known for. It keeps our regulars coming back and bringing their friends,” Said Rose Capozzoli, owner of Rays Happy Birthday Bar.
I am moving from North Philly to Point Breeze in June. I currently have my nails done in Roxborough and they are always perfection. I’m paying about $130 (not including tip) for redip and pedi w/gel. Any good places with similar pricing around Point Breeze? Short nails, sometimes designs. I work in Germantown so worst case, I can keep going to Roxborough and just go after work. TIA!!
