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Photo by Kelley Davis
This group of friends has celebrated 13 Thanksgivings together — thanks to Wawa.
Photo by Joe Warner
When 21-year-old Army Private First Class Walter Frank Piper left for Korea in 1951, he probably didn’t think it would take him 66 years to return home. Thanks to a high school classmate, he’s lucky he ever made it home at all.
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A 63-year-old gets her first tattoo, hops on a motorcycle and continues the biggest fight of her life against metastatic breast cancer.
Photo by Kelley Davis
A local U.S. Air Force veteran and pastor transformed an abandoned campground into a free community of tiny homes for struggling veterans. He’s about to welcome its next resident, an 87-year-old Korean War Vet.
Photo by Kelley Davis
A beloved high school drama teacher takes his final bow after 38 years of service and 75 productions before retiring.
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Seven years after her diagnoses, this survivor shares five things we should know about breast cancer.
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Thousands of demonstrators marched down from City Hall, Philadelphia, protesting Donald Trump’s presidency and policy campaigns on April 15, 2017. The protesters tread down Broad Street, chanting and carrying hand-written signs demanding improvement for human rights, immigration, equality, Climate Change and more.
Marching to the rhythm of a solo drum and the mantra “Water is Life,” dozens of demonstrators paraded down Philadelphia’s Broad Street in protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline. The 1,172 oil pipeline, stretching from North Dakota to Illinois, sparked controversy over fear of contaminating clean water supplies, disrupting the Standing Rock Indian Reservation and its ancient burial grounds. (2016.)
