Zaire Best, protestor at July’s K&A demonstration
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By Kensington Voice Staff
As part of our Community Listening Post series, community members respond to a set of questions about an issue affecting
By Henry Savage
Shelly Donohue, Kensington resident
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By Kensington Voice Staff
Throughout 2020 alone, the neighborhood has dealt not only with the global coronavirus pandemic, but with an ongoing overdose crisis,
By Kensington Voice Staff
After a neighborhood protest where community members demanded that the city restore Kensington and Harrowgate, Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Abernathy
By Zari Tarazona
When coronavirus cut off access to in-person services in Kensington, Step Up to the Plate, a collaboration between Broad
By Solmaira Valerio
To see more photos of the protest, view the slideshow at the end of the article or follow @KensingtonVoice on
By Henry Savage
Mark Squilla, South Philly/Kensington, Councilmember District 1
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By Kensington Voice Staff
Maria Quiñones-Sánchez, Kensington, Councilmember District 7
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By Kensington Voice Staff
Marquis Merricks, Kensington resident and member of the Block Church Group
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By Kensington Voice Staff
Milton Boone, Kensington community member
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What do
By Kensington Voice Staff
Nota de la editora: Este artículo se publicó originalmente en inglés para Metro Philadelphia. Fue traducido por Diana Cristancho y
By Kensington Voice
Editor’s note: This article was originally published before City Council approved the budget on Thursday, June 25. The headline
By Henry Savage
When Vietnam veteran John Tomys heard an explosion in Kensington last week, his first thought wasn’t of fireworks — it
By Henry Savage & Erin Blewett
Nearly a week of citywide curfews, closures, and general commotion have created new challenges for people experiencing homelessness and the
By Claire Wolters
Según las imágenes de seguridad capturadas por la organización de divulgación St. Francis Inn, el miércoles y jueves por la
By Claire Wolters
Someone in a black sedan shot projectile fireworks at people who were sleeping and standing on Kensington Avenue near the
By Claire Wolters
Two broken hand-washing stations at Kensington Avenue and Somerset Street were removed on Thursday in response to neighborhood complaints
By Claire Wolters
The 35 guests and staff from the city’s largest men’s shelter who tested positive for coronavirus earlier this
By Claire Wolters
Kensington Voice wants to know how people can help community organizations get through this time. What does your organization need?
By Erin Blewett
After 35 people at the city’s largest men’s shelter tested positive for coronavirus last week, the Philadelphia Department
By Claire Wolters
The city’s largest men’s shelter experienced a massive COVID-19 outbreak this weekend when more than half of
By Claire Wolters
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue originalmente publicado en inglés por Nick Vadala para The Inquirer. Fue traducido por
By Kensington Voice