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Home » Archives for Rosella LeFevre

Voice: Rosella LeFevre

Your City Defined: The El Explained

If you're calling it the Market-Frankford Line, you've got it all wrong.

By Rosella LeFevre

Meet the Disruptor: Brian Linton

When he founded his company United By Blue, Linton wanted to make our waters cleaner. So far, they’ve cleared 203,000 pounds of trash. Join Philly Spring Cleanup on April 16th

By Rosella LeFevre

Meet the Disruptor: Alejandro Gac-Artigas

26-year-old Alejandro Gac-Artigas, CEO & Founder of Springboard Collaborative, is disrupting local education—and getting results

By Rosella LeFevre

Your City Defined: Philly Accent (Filé Ack-scent)

Do you talk like a Philly native?

By Rosella LeFevre

Teaching the teachers

At Mastery Charter, success means creating not just good students, but also good teachers

By Rosella LeFevre

Meet the Disruptor: Brian Linton

When he founded his company United By Blue, Linton wanted to make our waters cleaner. So far, they’ve cleared 203,000 pounds of trash.

By Rosella LeFevre

From Balancing Checkbooks to Coding Video Games

Tuesday night's Citizen Speaks panel featured unique perspectives on partnerships between public schools and private businesses to enhance learning and grow the workforce.

By Rosella LeFevre

Citizen of the Week: Victor Atkins

Each week, painter Victor Atkins turns his street into a blank canvas by picking up trash. He’s hoping his neighbors will join in soon.

By Rosella LeFevre

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