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The Philadelphia Museum of Art is adding 23,000 square feet of gallery space for a revamped art museum. 

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The construction has begun. Philadelphia Museum of Art’s core project, designed by starchitect…
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40 Under Forty emcee return
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The High School Record Label
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Buildings stand in the neighborhood where the West Kensington Ministry operates a food pantry supported by the non-profit Small Things on March 24, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images.
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Funding Philly's health
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In 11 years, Grocery Outlet Bargain Market's Independence from Hunger campaign has raised $11 million nationwide. Photo courtesy of: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market.
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Independence from Hunger
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School District of Philadelphia’s Andrew Jackson Elementary School Officially Renamed Fanny Jackson Coppin Elementary School. Photo: Philadelphia School District
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Fanny Jackson Coppin
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No more plastic bags
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Dr. Jennifer Johnson Kebea. Photo Courtesy of Campus Philly. 
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New Campus Philly President
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A wall in the Aquinas Center details the journey of immigrants to the U.S. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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PAIFUP Boost
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Somerset Splits is the go-to ice cream spot in Port Richmond. Photo courtesy: Somerset Splits.
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Somerset Splits
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Community youth leaders with We Can stand with Nia Eubanks-Dixon (center), founder of Creative Praxis. Photo: Nigel Thompson/ AL DÍA news. 
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‘My voice matters’
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Colombian minister Enrique Olaya Herrera,  president of Colombia 1930- 1934 , and his wife reveal the Manuel Torres plaque in Philadephia in 1928 .   Wikipedia
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Ambassador Manuel Torres
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AL DÍA's Health Equity: No Matter Where You Live Roundtable took place on June 4. Graphic: AL DÍA News.
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Bridging the Health Divide
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Dr. Jason Wingard was named Temple University's next president on June 7, 2021. Photo courtesy of: Nelson Diaz
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A New Temple President
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Armando Ezquerra Hasbun was recognized for his work with the Mayor's office during the COVID-19 pandemic at a kick-off event for Immigrant Heritage Month this week. Photo: Philadelphia Mayor’s Office
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Celebrating Immigrants
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Feria del Barrio is one of the many Latinx events hoping to return in the Summer of 2021. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Philly's Latinx Summer
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Philly City Councilmembers and other community partners gathered at Hawthorne Park on June 1 to unveil their Youth Powered Anti-Violence Agenda. Photo: Office of Councilmember Helen Gym
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Youth-Powered Recovery
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Some of the guns collected for disposal at previous gun buybacks in January and February. Photo courtesy: Philadelphia City Council.
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A Kensington Gun Buyback
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The Octavius Catto Scholarship announced its first cohort of recipients in January 2021. Photo courtesy of CCP.
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Catto Scholarship Progress
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Dr. Thomas Farley at the announcement of the first case of coronavirus in Philadelphia. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Farley Resigns
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Raymon Rincón, propietario de La Salsa y La Salsa II. Photo: Bernardo Morillo/WHYY.
Heritage and History
A barbershop with rhythm
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Philadelphia's roundtable discussion on the COVID-19 vaccine for the Latino community took place on April 6, 2021. Screenshot: Ericka Conant/AL DÍA News.
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Latino-focused Vaccine Info
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AL DÍA's Vaccine Education RoundTable took place on March 30, 2021. Graphic: AL DÍA News.
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Building Vaccine Trust
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Restauranteurs are the lifeblood of Philadelphia. Photo: VISIT Philadelphia/Depositphotos
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Restaurants are the key
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Natalia Dominguez Buckley is the newest addition to the Philadelphia Treasurer's Office. Photo: Natalia Dominguez Buckley.
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A Latina at the Treasurer's
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Protesters on March 23 carried a number of signs slamming the city and SEPTA for closing Somerset station. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Somerset Station to Reopen
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For five years, starting in 1995, UPenn paid Philadelphia $1.93 million in PILOTs. Photo: Kyle Kearns.
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A New Demand for PILOTs
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Pennsylvania Rep. Brian Sims speaks at the protest in front of U.S. Senator Pat Toomey's Philadelphia Office over the senator's vote on the American Rescue Plan Act. Photo: Neil Kohl
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Another Tuesday with Toomey
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Pictured: Dr. Bill McKinney, Executive Director of NKCDC at a demonstration in Kensington, protesting against the closure of Somerset station. Photo: Nigel Thompson, AL DÍA News
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Kensington Community Action
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Internet Essentials hit its 10-year anniversary. Graphic: Comcast.
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$1 Billion Bridging the Gap
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U.S. citizens over the age of 50 are one of the populations most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, not only in terms of infection but also in terms of quality of life. Depositphotos
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Protecting our older Latinos
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Dr. Carmen Febo San Miguel will step down as Taller Puertorriqueño's executive director on Nov. 1, 2021. Photo: Taller Puertorriqueño.
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An Icon Stepping Down