In anticipation of relaxation of COVID guidelines, we have set Saturday, September 18, 2021 as a tentative date for a reprise of our very successful Yard Sale in the spring […]
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PHILADELPHIA 2035 REZONING PROJECT
YOU CAN HELP WITH THIS! The Philadelphia City Planning Commission is getting back to its work on Phila 2035, including its plans to change the zoning map for our part […]
DEVELOPERS LOOKING TO BUILD IN WEST CENTRAL GERMANTOWN
As of now, there are at least four very dense developments on the boards for our area: 1. MOSAIC: 6134R-46 Wayne Avenue, across from the Tulpehocken train station This is […]
Germantown Voices Story Project Reminder!
This Lenfest-sponsored storytelling project is a cooperative venture of Germantown Info Hub and Gtown Radio. All you have to do to participate (and receive a stipend) is agree to be […]
March 3 Zoning Meeting
There will be a WCGN RCO/Zoning Meeting March 3, 2021, at 6pm via Zoom. The only matter on the agenda is 15 W. Rittenhouse, which proposes a 32 unit development […]
Development next to the Train Station
As many of you already know, a developer called Mosaic Development Partners owns the land between the Tulpehocken Train Station and the Tulpehocken Co-op Apartments along Wayne Avenue. After going […]
Germantown-based community arts project
Philadelphia Water Department – call-for-artists PWD partnered with the US Water Alliance and the Germantown Community Flood Risk Task Force to establish the Rising Ideas Community Arts project. This is […]
Paid Opportunity for Storytellers in Germantown!
Germantown Info Hub and G-town Radio want to invite you to take part in our Germantown Info Hub Neighborhood Stories Project! We will produce more than 40 first-person narratives by […]
End of WCGN’s Yahoo Users Group
WCGN recently received notice that as of December 15, 2020, Yahoo Groups will be shut down for good. That means we (and you) will no longer be able to access […]
Germantown Mutual Aid Fund
Jill Saull writes: As winter starts to close in and the virus marches on it is more important than ever to care for our neighbors who are in need because […]