Sister Kathleen Touey smiles as students sing for her during a ceremony to commemorate her 25 years as principal of St. Matthew School on Friday April 29.
Captain Neil Calore (right) shakes hands with Deputy of Community Operations Ernest Hargett after docking in front of the Independence Seaport Museum on Wednesday April 27. Calore is rowing from Washington D.C. to New York to raise autism awareness.
Frank O'Donnell holds his hand to his heart as the bugler plays "Taps" at the conclusion of the plaque dedication in honor of his grandfather, Vincent O'Donnell, a police officer who was killed on September 26, 1929 in the line of duty. The plaque was dedicated outside of the 39th Police District on Thursday April 28.
Hunter Trubisky, 6, proudly displays his Student of the Month award. His father, Nicky, a single parent, sits behind his son with a proud smile.
An auction was held at Kristy's Diner on Torresdale Avenue on Wednesday April 27. The winning bid went for $121K.
Sister Kathleen Touey smiles as students sing for her during a ceremony to commemorate her 25 years as principal of St. Matthew School on Friday April 29.
Captain Neil Calore (right) shakes hands with Deputy of Community Operations Ernest Hargett after docking in front of the Independence Seaport Museum on Wednesday April 27. Calore is rowing from Washington D.C. to New York to raise autism awareness.
Frank O'Donnell holds his hand to his heart as the bugler plays "Taps" at the conclusion of the plaque dedication in honor of his grandfather, Vincent O'Donnell, a police officer who was killed on September 26, 1929 in the line of duty. The plaque was dedicated outside of the 39th Police District on Thursday April 28.
Hunter Trubisky, 6, proudly displays his Student of the Month award. His father, Nicky, a single parent, sits behind his son with a proud smile.
An auction was held at Kristy's Diner on Torresdale Avenue on Wednesday April 27. The winning bid went for $121K.
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