Solar savings
State Sen. Joe Picozzi and state Rep. Martina White last week were among those celebrating a Solar for Schools grant to Community College of Philadelphia Northeast Regional Center, 12901 Townsend Road. [Read More]
Happy anniversary to Holmesburg Rec
Holmesburg Recreation Center, at Rhawn and Ditman streets, recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. [Read More]
Happy 150th to Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth
The Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth celebrated 150 years as an international religious congregation during a Sept. 14 Mass at St. Katherine of Siena. [Read More]
Nice new addition to Frankford and Cottman
The Mayfair Business Improvement District, under the leadership of executive director Donny Smith, recently unveiled the Celebration Statue at Frankford and Cottman avenues. John McBride emceed the ceremony, which included a blessing by the Rev. Patrick Welsh, pastor at St. Matthew Church. Sculptor Stephen Layne was on hand, along with state Sen. Joe Picozzi and state Rep. Jared Solomon. The event included vendors and an inflatable football toss. [Read More]
What you need to know about PA’s Gen Z voters | Voices of Reason Ep. 12 – PA Sen. Joe Picozzi
This episode dives into everything from Gen Z voters and PA’s biggest rivalries, to Philly’s epic Super Bowl win, and the unexpected moment that made Joe Picozzi feel like a real senator. [Read More]
Senate Approves Picozzi Bill to Enable World Cup Team Doctors to Practice in PA
With World Cup soccer coming to Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Senate unanimously approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Joe Picozzi (R-Philadelphia) enabling international team doctors to treat their players in the commonwealth. [Read More]
A Q&A with Philadelphia state Senator-Elect Joe Picozzi
Just 29, the social media-savvy newcomer stunned the political establishment by flipping a Northeast Philadelphia district red – without the local party’s backing. [Read More]
Republican Senator-elect Joe Picozzi speaks on major win in Northeast Philly
Amid all the news of the outcome of the presidential race, there was a smaller political shakeup in Northeast Philadelphia. [Read More]