Rebuild Philadelphia
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Francis Myers Recreation Center in Kingsessing Undergoing $27 Million Renovation Project
The renovation project at the Francis J. Myers Recreation Center in Kingsessing is continuing to take place nearly two years after former Mayor Jim Kenney…
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City Officials Celebrate Ribbon Cutting at Piccoli Playground, Honoring $1.9M Renovation Project
On Friday, August 22, a ribbon cutting ceremony took place at Piccoli Playground in Juniata Park. Earlier this year, Rebuild Philadelphia awarded a $1.9 million…
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Rivera Recreation Center, Mann Older Adult Center in Fairhill Undergoes $16.8M Makeover
On Friday, April 4, an official ribbon-cutting ceremony took place outside the Rivera Recreation Center and Mann Older Adult Center in Fairhill. The ribbon-cutting celebrated…
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Vare Recreation Center in Grays Ferry Celebrates $21M Renovation, Grand Reopening
Vare Recreation Center in Grays Ferry recently celebrated the ribbon cutting and grand opening of its new $21 million renovation project, writes Cory Sharber for…
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Philly Breaks Ground on New Renovations at Cohocksink Recreation Center in Port Richmond
Cohocksink Recreation Center recently celebrated the groundbreaking for site improvements, aided by a new $4.45 million renovation project funded by Rebuild Philadelphia. The project’s oversight…
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Pelbano Recreation Center in Northeast Philadelphia Unveils New Renovations After $1.3M Investment
Pelbano Recreation Center, which broke ground in Northeast Philadelphia last October, recently received a $1.3 million investment from Rebuild Philadelphia. With the new investment, Pelbano…
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Ziehler Playground in Olney Gets A Makeover After $7.5 Million Investment From City’s Rebuild Program
Less than a year after breaking ground, city and state leaders were on hand at Ziehler Playground in Olney for a ribbon cutting ceremony on…
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Historic Cobbs Creek Library to Undergo Major Renovations
The historic Blanche A. Nixon Library will become the latest public space in the city to undergo some major renovations, writes West Philly Local. Earlier…

























