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“You can’t replicate what it is like to be in the heart of a neighborhood.” Demonstrators endured rain on Saturday, Sep. 8, to march and rally against the Sixers’ plans for a downtown arena. Along with sending a message to City Hall that they wanted no part of a $1.55 billion arena project for the 76ers, the protesters aimed to underscore that what generations of Philadelphians may know primarily as a restaurant district is, in real life, one of the city’s legacy ethnic neighborhoods. 📸 by Tyge

This legendary Northeast Philly roller skating rink is a community hub. At Philly Skateplex, all are welcome. Want to tell us where you’ve found community in Philly? DM us or email siglesias@inquirer.com with COMMUNITY in the subject line. ✨ Watch the whole series at inquirer.com/communitytour ✨ | Philadelphia Inquirer

During his brief campaign event Tuesday, August 6, in South Philly, Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance barely mentioned Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who was tapped as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate. Vance did say he was willing to debate Walz once Walz officially becomes the vice presidential nominee after the Democratic National Convention later this month, but the niceties were few and far between. On Vice President Kamala Harris, Vance said he was “offended” that Harri

Philly is celebrating actor Erika Alexander’s local roots by renaming the street outside of Freedom Theater after her. Alexander is most recognized for classic 1990s sitcoms, playing the confident and quick-witted lawyer Maxine Shaw in “Living Single.” In “The Cosby Show,” she played cousin Pam, a city girl who moves in with her better-off family. Though she left the city shortly after graduating high school, Alexander credits Philadelphia for being not just the place where she was discovered, b

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