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We asked Allan Domb to write a job description for his managing director
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We asked Helen Gym to write a job description for her managing director
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PA Governor Josh Shapiro visits Kensington, announces new drug scheduling for xylazine
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced in Kensington on Tuesday plans for rescheduling two drugs currently affecting Philadelphia and other counties:
Kensington news brief: Community events, Safe-Hub Philadelphia, and artists & vendor workshops
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Safe-Hub Philadelphia builds young people's social and emotional skills through soccer at Scanlon Rec Center
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Kensington news brief: Heitzman Rec, library events & the Philly mayor’s race
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Trash to Treasure: Youth make products out of recycled plastic in Kensington shipping container
Squeezing a 40-foot shipping container through the gate of the Kensington Corridor Trust (KCT) garden on Kensington Avenue was no
Kensington news brief: Art contest, free activities, and street cleaning
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Kensington news brief: Philly water advisory, 24th Police District town hall, and Play Captains
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How Ceiba’s members work to promote civic engagement in Latine communities ahead of the primary elections
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Explaining Kensington’s $7.5 million from the opioid settlement and the ‘Kensington Plan’
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Community organizing inspires Kensington Health & Wellness Corridors to improve public health
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