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We had a family event in mid-July that was near Philadelphia, so we decided to spend the weekend there to get some Hilton nights and to also spend time with my BIL who lives in the city. Forin Cafe, which is right up the street from where he lives, is a super-cute cafe that slings coffee and cocktails, along with a focused menu of delicious small plates. The beef tartare is particularly excellent, as is the sardine plate, and I was a big fan of their original cocktails.
The US-1 sign with the Baltimore direction (complete with an old Orioles logo!) cracked me up so of course I had to snap a photo of it!
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Pizza of the past!
Pizza Brain the pizza culture museum and pizzeria is still alive in my heart. Nobody can take the tasty and sweet memories of delicious pizza and quirky digs paired with Little Babies ice cream and so many hangs with good company.
Pictured is menu staple: Henrietta Blanch
If I ever travel back in time a visit to pizza brain is on top of the list of places I’d like to revisit.
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Leaving the Loop by Matt Csenge Via Flickr: On the first day of revenue service in 12 years, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) PCC III no. 2326 is seen departing the Richmond & Westmoreland Loop, heading west towards Girard Ave. Though trolley service on the entire Route 15 was suspended in 2020, service east of Girard and Frankford was suspended in 2012 due to construction work on I-95.
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Philly Friends, Deathmatch No Ring at Foto Club tonight at 10pm
3743 Frankford Ave
10pm
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Look Back Powerful Fucking Champs Red Fang
The Fucking Champs. Looking back to what might be June 7th 2007. The town is Philadelphia. The venue is Johnny Brenda’s. A perfect size venue. This is one of the handful shows I’ve seen at this place. As long as you can walk up the stairs you should have a good time. A gem on Frankford Ave. As far as photo archive goes, I have less pictures of these incredible bands than i thought. What can I do.…
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#2007#BirdsOfAvalon#CherryValence#concert#dragcity#fuckingchamps#gig#indie#JohnnyBrendas#Live#meatsheetfanzine#philadelphia#photo#portland#Raleigh#redfang#rock#thefuckingchamps
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Sweetgreen Opens in Fishtown on January 21
With a mission to connect more people to real food, Sweetgreen is opening its fifth location in Philadelphia on Frankford Ave in Fishtown on Tuesday, January 21. The highly anticipated restaurant is reimagining fast food for a new era, working with local farmers and partners to provide the freshest and highest quality ingredients for their customers. Sweetgreen in Fishtown opening on January…
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But does anybody pray?: Many encouragements to do so
I ended my service to Circle of Hope as an itinerant, teaching in the meetings of our various congregations. This message was delivered to Frankford Ave at the beginning of Lent, 2018. I was on retreat this past week, partially to get myself ready for Lent. As I meditated on my journal from the last quarter, I was astounded. For one thing, the Eagles won the Superbowl and the city was…
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Open Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Philadelphia Revealed!
Unlock Your Future: Top CNA Classes in Philadelphia Revealed!
Are you looking to start a rewarding career in healthcare as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Philadelphia? If so, you’re in the right place! In this comprehensive guide, we will reveal the top CNA classes in Philadelphia that will help you kickstart your career in the healthcare industry.
What is a CNA? A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a vital member of the healthcare team who provides basic care to patients in various healthcare settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. CNAs play a crucial role in ensuring the comfort and well-being of patients under the supervision of Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs).
Top CNA Classes in Philadelphia When choosing a CNA program, it’s essential to select one that is accredited, offers hands-on training, and prepares you for the certification exam. Here are some of the top CNA classes in Philadelphia that meet these criteria:
1. Philadelphia Nursing Training Center - Location: 1575 Route 130 N, Burlington, NJ - Phone: (215) 376-3868 – Website: philadelphianursingtrainingcenter.com
2. Community College of Philadelphia – Location: 1700 Spring Garden St, Philadelphia, PA – Phone: (215) 751-8000 – Website: ccp.edu
3. Prism Health Aide Training – Location: 6801 Frankford Ave #154, Philadelphia, PA - Phone: (215) 342-5000 – Website: prismhealthaide.com
Benefits of CNA Classes in Philadelphia By enrolling in a CNA program in Philadelphia, you will gain valuable skills and knowledge that will prepare you for a successful career in healthcare. Some of the benefits of attending CNA classes include:
– Hands-on training: CNA programs provide hands-on experience in basic patient care skills such as bathing, dressing, feeding, and taking vital signs. – Job opportunities: Upon completion of a CNA program and passing the certification exam, you will have numerous job opportunities in various healthcare settings. – Competitive salary: CNAs in Philadelphia earn a competitive salary, with opportunities for growth and advancement in the healthcare field.
Practical Tips for Success To succeed in your CNA classes and career, here are some practical tips to keep in mind:
– Stay organized: Keep track of assignments, due dates, and study materials to stay on top of your coursework. – Ask questions: Don’t be afraid to ask questions and seek clarification from your instructors or classmates. – Practice self-care: Taking care of yourself both mentally and physically is essential to succeed in a demanding healthcare career.
unlocking your future as a Certified Nursing Assistant in Philadelphia starts with choosing the right CNA program. By selecting one of the top CNA classes mentioned above and following the practical tips for success, you will be on your way to a fulfilling career in healthcare. Don’t wait any longer – enroll in a CNA program today and take the first step towards a brighter future!
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Happy Birthday, America!
Historic Womrath Park (this is where your freedom began) is located right where Frankford Ave and Kensington Ave meet in Philadelphia, Pa. Legend tells us that Thomas Jefferson read the Declaration of Independence out loud there for the first time, to friends of his whose home was located where the park stands today. Womrath Park, an American Revolution Landmark, was renovated in 2012 where the Declaration of Independence was reread.
The Declaration of Independence is a sacred part of American history. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.” -Thomas Jefferson
Enoch Edward’s mansion, which later became the property of The Womrath’s, is where Thomas Jefferson read the Declaration of Independence to the public for the first time, and where the signers dined, and had their first celebration in 1776. The mansion on these grounds, which was torn down many years later and turned into Womrath Park, an American Revolution Landmark, was in its day the resort of the most eminent men of the time, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Monroe, and many others foremost in the history of our country. The Womrath Park was renovated in 2012 where the Declaration of Independence was reread.
Oral history or folklore?
“In anticipation of the Centenial Exhibition’s souvenir-hungry visitors, photographer Robert Newell published views in series, each with a narrative caption. The premise was history; the reality was popular culture. Newell collected and served up ripened Philadelphia lore, with fact often interwoven with fiction. Consider one such story. In the village of Frankford, five miles to the northeast of Philadelphia, lived physician Enoch Edwards. According to local legend (historians have not commented on the matter), Edwards and Thomas Jefferson were distantly related. After the Declaration of Independence had been written and signed, Jefferson ventured out from the city for a visit. On July 8, 1776, in this gazebo behind Edwards’ mansion, Jefferson read the document for the first time in public. Then there was a picnic. ‘Ancient inhabitants of the neighborhood,’ recorded Newell, maintained that this was the first Independence Day celebration. The Edwards family passed the story along to the property’s next owners, the Womraths. And as long as they maintained the elm covered hill with violets, patriotic sightseers were welcome.
Where there is smoke, there is a fire.
Fanny Salter, an eye witness to Thomas Jefferson’s meeting with Enoch Edwards, wrote the following excerpt: “…One day when Mr. Jefferson was on a visit to my uncle, they walked up to this summer-house. He looked round and said: ‘This is the spot on which the signers of the Declaration of Independence dined the day they signed the Declaration.’ …” – Fanny Saltar’s Reminiscences of Colonial Days in Philadelphia.
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Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Specials 14 & April 21 Trailer
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Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast coming this Sunday April 21st , on the murder of Frank Roberts.
Frank Roberts was gunned down on the morning of Thursday, August 13th, 1998 in the parking lot of the OBUS Forme Ltd. factory on Hopewell Ave. at Dufferin St. Roberts,
Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode on the murder of Barbara Chapman
Barbara Chapman, 38, was a mother of two children. Their home was located near Frankford, a town near Belleville.
When her 12-year-old daughter returned home from school, Barbara was nowhere to be found. Barbara’s daughter discovered her mother’s body in the garage of their home.
Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Missing Person special on Tammy Louise Churcher.
Tammy Churcher, 26, was reported missing by her mother in January 2003 at the OPP station in Tillsonburg, Ontario. Her mother was worried because she had not had any news of her daughter for a few weeks, including the Christmas holidays, which was very unusual for the daughter, a mother of three young children. The investigation started in Ontario, then moved to the Cowansville region in Québec, where Ms. Churcher stayed with her boyfriend in the fall of 2002.
Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Upcoming Episode on the disappearance of David MacDermott
David MacDermott, 30 years, was last seen at his residence on Mill Street, Kitchener in the late evening of Saturday November 9, 2002.
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On Jan. 6, 1956 at 7:15pm, 5-year-old Susan Cadieux was playing in the schoolyard of St Mary's School in London. At 7:45pm, a man approached the group and walked away with Susan.
Susan Cadieux's fully clothed body was found the next morning.
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Def not trying to be a creep but I'm familiar. It looks like the inside of the Frankford Ave Van Leeuwen shop in Philly..... The pink and the tile match. And the shops all have their own style interior so it's not like it's a corporate duplicate.
👀 well that’s interesting then
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Address: 11 Frankford Ave, Frankford, DE, 19945
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Pipe Bomb Found Behind Church in PA, Day After Bishop Killed in Los Angeles – RedState#Pipe #Bomb #Church #Day #Bishop #Killed #Los #Angeles #RedState
Philadelphia police are investigating an 18-inch pipe bomb that was found behind a Catholic church in Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon. The bomb was found near train tracks behind St. Dominic Catholic Church on Frankford Ave, in the Holmesburg area. The streets were shut down while the bomb squad responded to the scene and removed the bomb. No one was injured. It’s not clear why the bomb was put…
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Philadelphia police find '18-inch' pipe bomb behind Catholic church
An 18-inch pipe bomb was discovered behind a Catholic church in Philadelphia Sunday afternoon, prompting the bomb squad to respond to the scene. A passerby found a PVC pipe with capped ends and black powder behind a church just before 1:40 p.m., Philadelphia police said. St. Dominic Parish in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (WTXF-TV) The St. Dominic Catholic Church is located on Frankford Ave…
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