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Features•Special Reports
Philadelphia Life: Despite population increase, some Amish choose to leave
Some Amish choose to leave their communities for life in the outside world.
News•Special Reports
Philadelphia Life: Homeless and hungry, hundreds turn to outreach groups for help
Philadelphia homeless shelters and advocacy groups are feeling the strain of a reeling economy, serving more people with fewer resources.
Arts•Features•Special Reports
Philadelphia Life: Underground music scene thrives
PHILADELPHIA – Winter coats, gloves, and wool scarves are atypical rock concert attire, but Saturday night’s audience at The Ox, […]
Features
Dealt many blows, one woman fights on
Carolina Quinones Scott overcame the death of her mother as a teenager, a painful divorce, mental illness and the death of her second husband.
Features
Amid brownstones, neighborhood morphs
Carroll Gardens, a Brooklyn neighborhood, has changed drastically since Stuart Zagnit moved there 20 years ago.
Arts•Features
Atlanta native shines on Broadway
Nikki Renee Daniels is appearing in "Promises, Promises," her seventh Broadway show since moving to New York 10 years ago.
Multimedia•Special Reports•Video
The Border Project: Detained
The Department of Homeland Security held more than 380,000 immigrants in custody at 350 facilities nationwide in 2009 alone.
Features
Bronx man recounts demographics shift
Louis Cochi, 82, has seen his Bronx neighborhood dramatically change since he moved there in 1956.
News
Jewish neighborhood copes with change
The Hasidic Jewish community in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, faces increased rents and encroaching development.
Features
Big business in Little Italy
Ferrara, a Little Italy espresso bar, has remained a constant in an ever-changing neighborhood.