The plight of booming cities I moved to Philadelphia fifteen years ago and it was a different city then. I remember Frankford Avenue, the bustling corridor that rivals Passyunk East as the best night life strip in town, just had two bars on it worth walking to: it was either Johnny Brenda’s or Atlantis: The Lost Bar. Now there are restaurants and bars on every block from Lehigh to Girard on Frankford Ave. It’s a whole different world (that is, by the way, part of the reason why we want to give our building near Frankford and Norris a face-lift and update its façade). Anyway, the Riverwards aren’t unique in the sense that they’ve changed. Philadelphia has dramatically changed over the last fifteen years, in fact.
How to raise kids in a city
How to raise kids in a city
How to raise kids in a city
The plight of booming cities I moved to Philadelphia fifteen years ago and it was a different city then. I remember Frankford Avenue, the bustling corridor that rivals Passyunk East as the best night life strip in town, just had two bars on it worth walking to: it was either Johnny Brenda’s or Atlantis: The Lost Bar. Now there are restaurants and bars on every block from Lehigh to Girard on Frankford Ave. It’s a whole different world (that is, by the way, part of the reason why we want to give our building near Frankford and Norris a face-lift and update its façade). Anyway, the Riverwards aren’t unique in the sense that they’ve changed. Philadelphia has dramatically changed over the last fifteen years, in fact.