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Old First Church opens apartment building for homeless

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By Yvonne Latty
| templelogancenter.org
The church in Philadelphia’s historic district began moving in residents to the 34-unit complex in March Tahera Rahmani, Chris Shaddock and Colin Evans There’s a trendy new apartment building in Old City, but it’s not on the market for everyone.
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Philadelphia plans upgrades to reduce “forever chemicals” in drinking water

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By Yvonne Latty
| templelogancenter.org
Philadelphia’s water agency, for now, is moving ahead with plans to reduce levels of toxic “forever” chemicals in drinking water as the fates of national and state regulations on the substances remain in limbo. The Philadelphia Water Department is aiming to meet the standard set by the Biden administration for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which requires the city to reduce the quantity of the chemicals to below detectable levels.
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Alzheimer’s In Color

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By Yvonne Latty, Daisy Contreras
| Latino USA Verified
When Ramona Latty — a then 84-year-old Dominican immigrant living in the Bronx — was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, she was told to “Google it” for more information. Her daughter Yvonne Latty — by this point a mother herself, a journalist, and a university professor — was also in the room. They received the diagnosis in shock. That day, Yvonne noticed how packed the waiting room was, she noticed the color of everyone’s skin, and she realized: we are being ignored.
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