Alejandra Legarda
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When Architecture Tells Our Story (opens the original)
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An exhibition at Taller Puertorriqueño brings together a decade of work by SITIO, with a single purpose: to showcase culture and strengthen its connection In Philadelphia, some buildings do more than simply occupy a piece of land. They become places where a community recognizes itself, preserves its memory and finds room to imagine its future. El Corazón Cultural Center, home to Taller Puertorriqueño in North Philadelphia, belongs to that category. Now, its own walls have become the setting for
Philadelphia Paints Its Own History (opens the original)
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October turns the city’s streets into an open-air museum. Mural Arts Month celebrates more than four decades of public art, community memory, and new voices. At first glance, Philadelphia’s murals may seem as though they are simply part of the city: covering building facades, lining transit stations, appearing beneath bridges and transforming walls that might otherwise go unnoticed. But behind every image lies something harder to measure: a story, a community, an artist and, in many cases, a con
Measles Cases Reported in Philadelphia (opens the original)
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Two recent exposure events in the city come as Pennsylvania faces one of its largest measles outbreaks in recent years. Philadelphia is not, at least for now, the center of Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak. But the city has not been untouched. In September, health officials identified two potential exposure events one at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and another at Philadelphia International Airport bringing the highly contagious disease into places where thousands of people pass thr
Washington, One Click Away (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has launched America.gov, an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to answer questions and connect citizens For decades, dealing with the U.S. federal government has often meant figuring out which agency has the answer first. Medicare, Social Security, immigration, passports, taxes, veterans’ services and small-business resources each have their own websites, forms and procedures. For millions of people, particularly those unfamiliar with bureaucratic languag
The Heart Matters (opens the original)
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Hypertension can progress without symptoms and become one of the greatest threats to cardiovascular health. There are organs whose importance becomes clear only when they begin to fail. The heart is one of them. It beats before we are even aware of our own existence and continues working for decades, pumping blood that delivers oxygen and nutrients to every tissue in the body. Yet despite its importance, many of the diseases that affect it can develop silently for years. That is precisely the me
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