2 August 2007 | Philadelphia City Paper
Sitting on the stoop of the family’s house, Luis’ uncle Jose Gonzalez spoke with Daily News reporter Stephanie Farr. “Gonzalez,” she wrote, “of Vineland, N.J., stared blankly with glazed eyes and posed a question. ‘Why do they call this the City of Brotherly Love?’ he asked.”
28 June 2007 | Philadelphia City Paper
With Flow, National Book Award-nominated author Beth Kephart gives the Schuylkill River a voice, a memory, an irascible sensibility.
13 June 2007 | Philly Skyline
He’s the founder of the greatest secular experiment in the world — and the man who ushered in the Pennsylvania Enlightenment — and therefore our first secular saint.
6 June 2007 | Philly Skyline
Happily the death of industry in the workshop of the world allowed the river to recover — and now, though it is maintenance-dredged every year, wildlife and marine species, including the feted shad, are on their way back.