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Stevie the Inventor brings nanobot workshop to the Andorra Library (opens the original)
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Roxborough High Alum Stevie The Inventor (aka Steve Stotts) recently brought his traveling science and technology roadshow to the Andorra Library for a hands-on workshop. Stevie has been busy this summer hitting local libraries, including Roxborough and Chestnut Hill, with his innovative and inspiring how-to-build series for nanobot creations. In addition to his personal appearances, Stevie has become somewhat of a wizard utilizing every form of social media to get the word out about his mission
9/11 tribute observes 25 years of reelection on tragedy (opens the original)
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People of a certain age can often tell you exactly where they were when historical events occur, like it was yesterday. This is true for events like Pearl Harbor, the Kennedy assassination, the first moon landing, and the more recent attacks of September 11, 2001. What makes them stand out so much in the perception of Americans probably has as much to do with life altering changes that events of this magnitude can bring about. To be sure, terrorism existed on a global scale long before the after
Green Woods teachers and students usher in the start of a new schoolyear (opens the original)
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With exact precision, the start of a new school year in September (well, August now) carries with it the same slate of mixed emotions that have accompanied students and teachers back to the classroom for generations. The amalgam of ingredients cuts across the spectrum of human emotions from anticipation, nervous energy, and expectation, with a dash of dread sprinkled in. There aren’t many other rituals of life to compare it to. Those who’ve gone into the teaching profession have experienced thos
Rejuvenated Manayunk bike race lives up to all expectations (opens the original)
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After a 10 year hiatus, the Philadelphia Cycling Classic, known around these parts as the Bike Race, made its triumphant return to our fair city. More importantly for locals, to the streets of Manayunk and Roxborough. Area residents came out in droves to line the route with supporters wishing to get a glimpse of these world class athletes as they sped up and down the streets of our neighborhoods. Judging by the huge turnout and the party atmosphere along every portion of the course, it’s fair to
Lil’ Filmmakers fundraiser shoots for the stars (opens the original)
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Well, it sure felt that way as the Lil’ Filmmakers recently held a glorious Rox the Block fundraiser within the friendly confines of the Pocket Park in the heart of the Roxborough business corridor. Everywhere you looked at the Philly summer block party style event, there were smiling faces. The positive vibe and energy level was almost palpable on the skin. Under the guiding hand of founder and director Janine Spruill, the Lil’ Filmmakers have been making a community impact after moving into th
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