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JOIN US AT THIS YEAR'S PHILLY SPRING CLEAN...
JOIN US AT THIS YEAR'S PHILLY SPRING CLEAN UP...West Philly Join us at this year's Philly Spring Cleanup, and help us make a difference people will notice. Click here to volunteer ...
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Started: March 11th 2012Replies: 0
Making a Community Viable
How do we get more than a few members of a community to buy into working together to make ourselves look beautiful. We have nice houses... Why don't we sweep up like we use to..and not just for a...
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Started: July 14th 2005Replies: 2
PCA Invites Block Captains to "Beat the Heat"...
Philadelphia Corporation for Aging's first "Block Captains Beat the Heat" dinner and information session will take place Monday June 15, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, 642 N....
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Started: May 13th 2009Replies: 0
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How to use a free website from Neighborhood Link to facilitate and enhance a Neighborhood Watch Group- How To Buy A Foreclosed House
Buying a foreclosed home takes patience, persistence and planning, but can result in big savings- Know Before You Go: What Travel Insurance Covers
Find out what kind of coverage youll receive if you purchase travel insurance, and where to go for more information. - Rabid Animals In Your Neighborhood
Although people usually associate rabies with dogs, rabies today is more likely to be found in cats.
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