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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Philadelphia Citizen
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Your Guide to the 2026 General Election (opens the original)
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Philadelphia and Pennsylvania’s 2026 general election takes place Tuesday, November 3 from 7am to 8pm. This year, PA will either re-elect or elect a new governor, and Philadelphia will elect a new person to represent the 3rd District in the U.S. House of Representatives, and either re-elect or elect a new U.S. representative to our 2nd and 5th Districts. You’re choosing people who are actually in your neighborhood and are sworn to represent you in Harrisburg and Washington, D.C. Get to know them
Urban Gardener, Crime Fighter (opens the original)
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When Estelle Vaughn talks about her childhood in the 1960s, it brings to mind A Very Brady suburbia. She played kickball and jumped rope in the street with her friends. “The kids were outside. The parents were outside,” she recalls. “People were doing things and talking to one another.” But Vaughn didn’t grow up in the ’burbs. She grew up in Tioga, in North Philadelphia. Today, at 63, she still lives in the house her parents brought her home to as a baby. She’s remained, but how her neighbors sh
Meet the Philadelphia Documenters, Part of Resolve Philly (opens the original)
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Chicago resident Grace Del Vecchio has sat in on enough community development commission meetings to know how they go. A journalist and community activist who studied urban planning, she would watch as developers pulled out maps and construction plans, using terms like “lifestyle hub,” while residents raised concerns about affordable housing. During these meetings, Del Vecchio, who’s originally from Philly, didn’t just develop a firm belief in residents’ “right to say what happens in their commu
Citizen of The Week: Kadafi El-Kardah's Drain Buddies (opens the original)
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Germantowner Sumanya “Sumi” Narra is familiar with busted up storm drains. When it rains, she’s seen the drains on nearby blocks fill with leaves and debris, creating puddles people have to jump over. Kids might love it, but it’s a safety issue; she worries about neighbors slipping and falling. One particularly problematic drain keeps falling off the curb. She and her neighbors keep hounding 311 and the Streets Department fixes the pavement around the drain, only for it to collapse again. Those
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