What's the scoop on the color palette along larchwood and such, I'm
intreigued by all the bright, uncharacteristic, almost bizarre color schemes
pink, blue, purple, etc. is this one painter or a group of conspirators?
kc
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From: Richard Hotchkiss [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of a good music school/string instrument teacher in
University City or Center City? I just recently bought a cello and I'd like
to take some lessons to learn how to play it (I played violin for some years
quite some time ago, but I do feel I need some refreshing).
Just a couple of comments:
-- Old City certainly is an example of (1) high densities of population and activities; (2)mixtures of primary uses; (3) small-scale, pedestrian-friendly blocks and
streetscapes; and (4) the retention of old buildings mixed in with new. With Historic Designation, it
Karen Meier who lives at 45th and Larchwood is a wonderful cellist and
teacher. (Curtis grad with further study at Julliard). Don't know if she
has e-mail. Her phone # is 215-386-0790.
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of a good music school/string instrument teacher in
University City
Hi, does anyone know of any Easter Egg Hunts for kids in the Ucity area?
Melinda
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In a message dated 4/6/2004 12:38:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just a couple of comments... (no need to quote them, you can go back and read them).
Just as I've said since day one. The proponents aren't interested in preservation. All this pretentious talk about our
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- An important fact we all need to keep in mind is that only 18% of
the properties in the proposed Spruce Hill Historic District are owned
by single families. All other properties are owned/controlled by
developers and landlords. That's less than one out of five. We
here's a long answer to a short question
colors are usually chosen by owners, not the painter
...the bright colors on 4400 block of pine are thanks
to this sites web-master, i believe...the 400 south
block of larchwood partly represents a liking for the
victorian painted lady motif..likewise,
Actually, I just proposed to Tony West of FoCP that very idea. However, it was for
next year!
In 2005, (Western) Easter Sunday is 27 March and (Orthodox) Easter Sunday is 1 May.
I was going to recommend an Easter Egg hunt on Saturday, March 26 with a pancake
breakfast. It would be a good fit
Baltimore Avenue watering hole shows up on Craigslist again:
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/mis/26709513.html
Stunning Green Line Cafe staffer
Date: 2004-03-17, 5:48PM ESTI believe they call you "?" Impossibly tall, though not hunched, as though you've worn it all your life with
I am truly perplexed about the messagefrom Lilljabelow. Is this a masterful piece of satire or what? Thenotion that 18% trumps 82% in a "democracy"? Sort of reminds me of the old notion of the poll tax, where only those with the moola to "pay and play" had access to the voting booth.
Yes, the Historical Commission deals with paint colors. No, the
Historical Commission doesn't deal with paint colors. It all depends on
whether you are talking about what they are doing today, or what they
have the power to do if they so choose
It is not as confusing as you are presenting it.
RE: I find it useless that homeowners are posting support for the
designation without living in Spruce Hill.
I will assume that since I stated in my previous writings that I do not
live in Spruce Hill, that you are referring to me. First of all, I did not
see For Spruce Hill Eyes Only
Do we really believe that the
majority of other 82% cares at all what happens to
Spruce Hill outside of making money
for themselves?
Jim, was that statement a personal insult to Al Krigman, the ODonnells?
Sounds like it to me, and I am not instigating anything.
Again, you never
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