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Tapping Out
Falls Taproom has closed and the neighborhood is bummed. (But not, evidently, all that surprised.) [more…]
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Look, Ma — Non Profit!
In this month of thankfulness, we feel extra grateful for an exciting new partnership taking our neighborhood newspaper to the next level. [more…]
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Convivial Corner Returns to Paradise Nextdoor — Not
The Catfish is Back?! New bar/restaurant plans plus fascinating history at the border of East Falls and Allegheny West [more…]
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No Yews is Good Yews
McMichael’s War Memorial gets a $65,000+ facelift, including some drastic (and much-needed) landscaping. Lookin’ good, McMichael! Next time you’re in the area, check out the corner of Henry & Coulter where East Falls’ 70ish-year-old War [more…]
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Big F for A-Plus
Neighbors demand answers about aggressive panhandlers at this local gas station/mini market. [more…]
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Fresh Start at Fresh Cuts
Fresh Cuts’ Joseph Davis, and a crew of Philly barber pros, help local kids start the school year right. [more…]
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Business Time
A hyper-local look at the coolest small businesses we met while planning a neighborhood bash for 2,000 people. Last July, Alden Park welcomed East Falls and surrounding communities to explore its historical charms and 21st [more…]
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MEET, SNACK, LEARN: 3rd Thursdays with EFF
As the summer winds down, reconnect with your neighbors and check in on local events & developments. East Falls Forward provides beer & popcorn, you bring your comments & questions. [more…]
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Fight the Power (Plant)!
East Falls resident Karen Melton reminds us there’s still time to fight a proposed SEPTA power plant that could contribute to air pollution in our neighborhood. [more…]
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Say It Isn’t So!
Neighborhood fixture Epicure Café closes up shop (sniff). Every morning since I moved here in 2010, we started our day with a cup of java from Epicure Cafe. That tradition comes to a screeching halt [more…]