Arts & Culture
With this year’s general election underway, Kensington Voice spoke to three Gen Z voters on why voting is important to them and what issues push them to participate in local elections.
By Khysir Carter
Kids in Kensington
With this year’s general election underway, Kensington Voice spoke to three Gen Z voters on why voting is important to them and what issues push them to participate in local elections.
By Khysir Carter
Weekly News
Here’s the weekly update with information about free activities, resources, programs, and news stories.
By Siani Colón
Guides & Resources
Philadelphia’s next mayor — the city’s 100th — will be in a historic position with the ability to fundamentally change the way schools are run and governed.
By Carly Sitrin, Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Arts & Culture
Leaders in the cultural sector realize the arts aren’t a magic wand. The city’s next mayor, they say, should instead view the arts as a tool to be utilized.
By Peter Crimmins
Community Life
En un viernes caluroso y lluvioso en Venango Street, unas 15 personas se reunieron para recoger alimentos mientras los voluntarios
By Valerie Dowret
Arts & Culture
When hunger hits and their lights go out, neighbors know Richard and Friends are just a phone call away.
By Valerie Dowret
Weekly News
Here’s the weekly update with information about free activities, resources, programs, and news stories.
By Siani Colón
Community Life
Se insta a las víctimas y testigos que puedan tener más información sobre este caso a comunicarse con la Unidad
By Jillian Bauer-Reese
Immigration
The prosecution’s explanation that Patrick Heron, 54, is now required by law to register as a lifetime sex offender marked the end of an unexpectedly dramatic, hours-long hearing in a mostly empty courtroom at the criminal justice center.
By Jillian Bauer-Reese
Guides & Resources
As good as the PA 211 is in theory, in practice it needs more partnerships if it hopes to really help returning citizens.
By Ryan Moser
Community Life
Por muy buena que sea la PA 211 en teoría, en la práctica necesita más asociaciones si realmente espera ayudar a los ciudadanos que regresan.
By Ryan Moser
Weekly News
Here’s the weekly update with information about free activities, resources, programs, and news stories.
By Siani Colón
Weekly News
It’s only Monday, but it’s been a busy week so far, folks.
On deck over the next few
By Siani Colón
Arts & Culture
The after-school program serves 60 kids at William Cramp Elementary School and exposes them to Latine arts and culture.
By Nigel Thompson
Weekly News
Good morning, Kensington!
We hope you were able to celebrate Indigenous People's Day yesterday, but if not, the
By Siani Colón
Community Life
At Pivott Boxing Academy, founder and accredited coach Orlando Rosa is dedicated to bringing back an old-school style of boxing
By Bruce Claxton
Community Life
En Pivott Boxing Academy, el fundador y entrenador acreditado Orlando Rosa se dedica a traer de vuelta el estilo de
By Bruce Claxton
Weekly News
Here’s the weekly update with information about free activities, resources, programs, and news stories
By Siani Colón
Community Life
When Vientiane Bistro celebrated its fifth anniversary on Kensington Avenue earlier this month, the family-owned restaurant reached a milestone its
By Lee Nentwig
Community Life
Cuando Vientiane Bistro celebró su quinto aniversario en Kensington Avenue a principios de este mes, el restaurante familiar alcanzó un
By Lee Nentwig
Weekly News
It’s chilly out there, Kensington! Fall officially announced its arrival with cool breezes and rainy days. Don’t let
By Siani Colón
Newsroom Announcements
Students in grades six through 12 are invited to join our Creative Writing Corner with Khysir Carter, a writing workshop
By Kensington Voice Staff
Newsroom Announcements
Students in grades six through 12 are invited to this free workshop series, where they will develop a mural design
By Kensington Voice Staff