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Resources:
The NLNA (Northern Liberties Neighbors Association): NL's civic association since 1978
Orianna
Hill Dog Park
Liberty
Lands Listserv
NL
Community Center
Northern
Liberties Now
Councilman
Frank DiCicco
State
Rep. Mike O'Brien
Mayor
Nutter's Office
Governor Rendell
Philadelphia
Police:
Dist. #26 (Poplar and above): (215) 686-3260
Dist. #06 (Poplar and below): (215) 686-3063 or (215) 686-3060
File
a police report
Crime
Stats Online
Join the NL town watch. Send a blank email to
nltw-subscribe@nlna.org
Licenses
and Inspections (L&I) (215) 686-2463
Philadelphia
recycling Info.
Dept. of Public Health:
Air Management Services: (215) 685-7580
Asbestos Unit: (215) 685-7576
Bulk Trash Removal: (215)
686-5560
Report Illegal Dumping:
(215) 686-3260
Anti-Graffiti Network:
(215) 685-9556
Delaware
River Keeper
Operation
Smooth Streets
SEPTA
Lawn
Chair Drive-In
Philadelphia
Neighborhood Information System
Old News:
08.07
State
Rep would grant riverfront land rights
08.07
Rendell
to Consider Alternate Casino Sites?
06.07
Supreme
Court dismisses appeals challenging casinos building on riverfront.
05.07
Planning
Commission Approves SugarHouse Casino
05.07
Election
Results
04.07
Supreme
Court keeps casino referendum off the ballot until further notice
03.07
Casino
Referendum To Appear On May Ballot
02.07
Police
Attacked
01.07
Water
Main Break
12.06
Sugarhouse
Wins
12.06
DiCicco
asks for more time before slot locations are announced
12.06
Pursuit
of gaming license documents yields 14 arrests
11.06
Work
Reported at Sugarhouse site
11.06
Panel
OKs towers on Delaware
11.06
Improvements
for Orianna Hill Park
11.06
Decision
on Bridgeman’s View Tower Zoning Delayed
11.06
Suit
declares that stand-alone casinos are unconstitutional
10.06
Casino
size, signage: the sky's the limit under new zoning code
09.06
Legislation
would require appointees to the City Planning Commission to be qualified
07.06
Surveillance
cameras installed at 7th & Girard
07.06
Major
Water Main Bursts [discuss]
06.06
3rd
and Wildey part of "Safe Corners" program
06.06
Bank
sinking its roots in NL
06.06
Councilman
boosts new riverfront agency
06.06
Councilman
pulls bill condemning NL tracts
[ list
of properties ]
06.06
Supersized
Del. Ave. Condo Project Jumps a City Council Hurdle
06.06
A
developer's 'Northern' revival
06.06
Property
transfers spark Council flap
05.06
Strip
club fails to win zoning OK
05.06
Trump
unveils tower
05.06
The
actual evidence against Scores
05.06
Police
seek man in sexual assaults
04.06
Grinding
away at Scores
04.06
Gloves
come off at strip club hearing
04.06
Cops
hunt predator in NL area
04.06
Suspect
Flees On Bike After Sexual Assaults [ video
]
04.06
What's
behind Rendell's sudden concern about rampant development?
04.06
Rendell
halts Phila. riverfront projects
04.06
Neighborhood
mourns slain bicyclist
04.06
Slots
hearings conclude
04.06
Police
seek leads in fatal shooting
04.06
No
Motive in Teen's Slaying
04.06
Teen
Murdered near 4th and Girard
04.06
Casino
hearings begin
04.06
Casino
Ventures Tout Rosy Numbers
04.06
NLNA
Hears Slots Developers
04.06
Harsh
response to strip club plan
04.06
Zoning
hearing on strip club just a teaser
04.06
Strip-club
flap reveals discord
04.06
Club
applying for adult cabaret license launches website. [website
here]
03.06
City
Grows Up, Up Without a Plan
03.06
Strip
Club Seeks to Open Near National Constitution Center
03.06
Preparing
for Silk City's final meals.
03.06
Mayor
Street gives NL land for community center at 3rd and Fairmount.
02.06
“People
are cutting their deals now” ... Residents learn the latest on the
casinos.
01.06
An
artist and a big-time NoLibs developer remain mired in legal battle over
property demolition
01.06
Trump
plans condo tower down by the river
12.05
Penn's
Landing Corporation Authorizes Option Agreement for Riverwalk Casino Project
12.05
Former
Street fund-raiser admits fraud and conspiracy to commit extortion in
connection with Penn's Landing development
12.05
Penn's
Landing Extortion plot confirmed
12.05
Street
ally doesn't have to aid probe
12.05
Penn's
Landing and the Corruption Probe. A harbor for cronyism
11.05
NL makes the New York Times travel section. [discuss]
10.05
Residents
meet with Water Dept. and Brownfields officials to discuss nieghborhood
issues.
10.05
Philadelphia
Glass Works sets up shop on Third Street.
10.05
The
Inqy: Worries surface after water-main break.
10.05
Bar
Fight. A councilman will launch a pre-emptive strike against a potential
club district.
09.05
NLNA
Proposes Long-Term Development Plan
09.05
Phila.
Weekly on the environmental situation at the Schmidt's Brewery site.
09.05
The
Inqy: Not all on board trolley's return
09.05
A
Neighborhood Watched. Home invasions, armed robberies and car break-ins
plague Northern Liberties.
08.05
We
Need More Cops
08.05
The
birth and growth of 'Port Fishington'
08.05
Northern
Liberties in the NY Times. [Philebrity's
Jessica Pressler interview]
08.05
NLNA
recently engaged Interface Studio to undertake a wide-ranging neighborhood
planning study. [Interface
Studio]
07.05
Water
main break floods part of NL. [ flood
photos ]
07.05
Five
NL buildings sold for for more than $9 million dollars.
07.05
Woman
carjacked at 5th & Poplar: 11:30 Saturday night.
07.05
The
Daily News chronology of events in the recent effort to develop Penn’s
Landing.
07.05
From
the F.B.I. tapes: "I know [a local developer is] gonna be OK,"
Ross was heard telling White in an April 1, 2003, phone call, "but...
I wanna make sure all these other guys... are gonna come to a few of our
fund-raisers."
07.05
Trolleys set to roll on Girard.
06.05
City Council approves proposals to build roughly 3,000 condos and townhouses
in NL.
05.05
Neighborhood
developer says the city's anti-blight program was not a factor in his
decision to invest more than $100 million in the old brewery, at 4th Street
and Girard Avenue.
03.05
NL
Developer obtains $60M to Fund Temple Residential Project.
03.05
Developer-Produced
video screened at the city's Redevelopment Authority meeting met with
harsh criticism .
02.05
The
Philadelphia Inquirer's Inga Saffron on what the FBI's wiretap revealed
about the Penn's Landing development collapse.
02.05
FBI wiretap transcripts capture conversation that suggests city favoritism
toward a local developer. Timetable tampering, fund raisers, mobsters
and more...
12.04
The official announcement of the opening of Liberties Walk's first wave
of retailers.
12.04
Caesars
to buy riverfront property for the development of a $350 million slot
parlor and entertainment complex.
12.04
Philadelphia
Glass Works to open at 817 North 3rd Street... January, 2005. Just
what is Philadelphia's Redevelopment Authority ?
11.04
Demolition
clears way for developers in Coatsville.
10.04
Steve
Volk's cover story from the Philadelphia Weekly. Strip-mall threats, flooding
basements and all-expene paid trip to Italy.
08.04
Jewish Publishing Group names new president.
06.04
The
Demolition of Ortlieb's. It's getting ugly.
03.04
Erdy
McHenrey Architecture's Plans for Second and Girard.
03.04
Inqy: A New Design for the Schmidt's Brewery Site.
03.04
Developer
asks the city to delay selection of a Penn's Landing builder for six months.
03.04
Daily News: FBI Turns Attention To Penn's Landing
02.04
Philadelphia
announces Penn's Landing development finalists.
01.04
Developer
wins support for new liquor license in Coatesville.
01.04
Whatever
Happened to that Northern Liberties Shopping Center?
01.04
The Inqy: Development in Coatesville.
06.03
A
Developer's Italian Dream. From Daniel Brook's City Paper article.
02.03
Alan J. Heavens' article from the Philadelphia Inquirer
07.02
An
architect vs. a developer
11.01
Neal
Pollack's article from Philadelphia Magazine
09.01
Daniel
Brook's Liberties Walk article from the City Paper - part 2
09.01
Daniel
Brook's Liberties Walk article from the City Paper - part 1
08.01
Katie Haegele's article from the Philadelphia Weekly
08.01
Artists mall proposed for Northern Liberties - Phila. Business Journal
06.01
WHYY's
Emerald Street piece on the Schmidt's Brewery site.
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us an article]
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| Wine & Dine
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Pizza U
Arbol
Cafe
A Taste of Paraguay in Philadelphia. Lomitos,
Palmitos, Salads,
Coffee, Tea, Mate. Open 8am-8pm
CLOSED Thursdays. Sunday Closed at 5pm. 209 Poplar St. 215.284.5788
Elixer
Cafe
El
Ranchito opens north of the border
El
Wingador [Now
Closed]
Honey's
Sit & Eat.
"Jewish Country" in a space that feels
like home. Quality ingredients for the best omelets, reubens, breakfast
burritos and latkes. Bring a paper for the wait on weekends. . M-F
8 AM to 10PM. Weekends 8 AM to 4PM (cash
only). 800 N. 4th St. (215) 925-1150. [discuss]
[Phila.
Weekly] [now
open for dinner]
The
700 Club.
A great place to have a beer on a Friday afternoon
or cut some rug on a Saturday night. Bartender spins album sides downstairs.
PM DJ upstairs. 700 N 2nd St. (215) 413-3181.
Bar
Ferdinand
Spanish tapas restaurant at Liberties Walk.
[discuss]
Isla
Ibiza
Karaoke Wednesdays with drink and tapas specials.
Sunday brunch from the prix fixe menu or a la carte. 3rd and Girard.[now
closed]
Euphoria
Smoothie Cafe
Quince Specialty Foods
Imported cheeses, artisanal breads, easy to
prepare ethnic cuisine, products from Spain, pantry essentials, breakfast
items, and fresh-brewed coffee. 209 W. Girard M-F 8-6:30, Sat 9-5 Sun
12-4.
Copper
Bistro
American bistro and BYOB. 614 N 2nd St. [discuss]
A
Full Plate Cafe
New BYOB at 1009 N. Bodine St. (Liberties Walk).
Large variety of homemade dishes. Sides include fried okra, brussel sprouts,
fried pickles, & hand cut french fries. [Foodadelphia]
[NL Msg.
Board]
Taste
At the top of the neighborhood at 161 W Girard
Ave. (215) 634-1008. In Phila
Weekly and The
Inqy
Soy
Cafe.
Specializing in all things soy. Free Wi-Fi. Located in the old Pond location
just south of 2nd and Fairmount. [boutique
in the back]
Higher
Grounds Cafe.
Smoke friendly coffee shop serving organic,
free-trade brew and 16 different loose leave teas. Open late. Live music.
631 N. 3rd. More.
Palm
Tree Market.
The neighborhood grocery market. Self-serve
La Colombe coffee, pastries & a full deli. 717 N 2nd St. Open 6 days.
Free delivery. (215) 925-4707.
Azure.
Award winning "vacation style" restaurant
run by some very good folks. 933 N 2nd St. (215) 629-0500
North
Third.
Funky and comfortable space with affordable
food and an appreciation for creativity. Local films & entertainment
weekly. Craig
Laban's Review. 10.05
Inquirer. 3rd & Brown.
Almanac
Market
Fresh produce at 4th and Poplar. (215) 625-6611.
EatsFoodMarket
Opening soon at Liberties Walk. NL's newest
food market. Breads, cookies, pies and vegan baked goods made daily.
Pura Vida
Eat in or take out at this BYOB that serves
up "Latin Style Cusine" in the form of giant burritos, tacos,
quesadillas and more. 6th and Fairmount. (215) 922-6433
Chinese
food in the hood
Deuce Bar & Restaurant
Liberties Walk watering hole featuring everyone’s
favorite comfort foods like the Kobe Beef Hamburger, the Cheese Steak
Spring Rolls and Fried PB&J. 1040 N. 2nd Street (215) 413-3822. [In
the Inky] [Craig
LaBan] [discuss]
Sovalo.
Italian food and a great selection of wines
brought to you by a husband and wife team. 702 North 2nd St. Closed Sundays.
Read
the Daily News review. (215) 413-7770
Taco Riendo
From the folks who brought you Las Cazuelas
comes an authentic Mexican Taqueria. Fast, cheap and BYOB. "La Salsa
Hace La Differncia!" Just north of Girard at 1301 N. 5th St. (215)
235-2294.
Rustica.
It's not Lorenzo's... Creative pizzas and sandwiches
in a by-the-slice environment next to The Standard Tap. Truly some of
the best pizza in the city. Eggplant and saussage toppings highly-recommended.
903 N. 2nd St. Don't be fooled by similar-looking flyers. Call (215) 627-1393.
Koi
Bar & Japanese Restaurant
Japanese food and drink. Wonderful sushi, tempura
and more served amid a modern decor. 604 N. 2nd St. (215) 413-1606 [discuss]
The
Standard Tap.
The anchor of the Northern Liberties bar/restaurant
scene. Always excellent food & beers. Try the Pork Sandwich with a
Yards Philly Pale Ale.
|
Josh's Google Maps:
[Drinking
Map] [BYOB
Map] [discuss]
Penthouse
Lounge
Silk
City
Under new mgmt. In the NYT
Tiffin
Indian Restaurant
Worth the trek up to Girard (past 7th) for friendly
service and generous portions that will feed two for less than ten bucks.
Delivery for significant orders (Over $15 I think?). [discuss]
The
Foodery
Amazing beer selection, cheap smokes, sandwiches
and Ben & Jerry's at 2nd and Poplar... Should be called "The
Vicery."
Yards Brewery
Same great beer, new NL location on Delaware
Ave. Tours to start in late April/early May, '08.
Philadelphia
Brewing Co.
Not technically in Northern Liberties... but,
if you've got a car (or maybe a taxi would be better) it's well worth
the trip up Frankford Ave. Stop by and ask Nancy for a tour and sample
their new
brews. [Yards
Brewery Split]
Il
Cantucio.
Sister Italian BYOB of Old City's La Locanda.
Small menu, many specials. Don't be surprised if you're denied dessert.
3rd & Fairmount [discuss]
Las
Cazuelas.
Excellent Mexican food... You can't go wrong,
but you can go more right by showing up on a weekend night while the strolling
guitar player is making the rounds. 426 W Girard Ave (215) 351-9144
Mexican
Food Debate
Kaplan's
New Model Bakery
Pastries & cookies to die for for over 50
years... Don't tell anybody. 901 N 3rd St. (215) 627-5288.
Pernitsky's
Bar
Brown Betty Dessert Boutique
Grandma's old-fashioned recipes merged with
modern techniques and the best ingredients. Wonderful cupcakes, Ganache,
and more made fresh daily (215) 629-0999.
Second
Street Pizza.
Newly renovated and under new management. West
side of N 2nd Street's 800 block.
[discuss]
1
Shot Coffee
Now open on Liberties Walk. Perfectly brewed
coffee & tea, a comfortable atmosphere, delicious pastries and light
fare. Free Wi-Fi, table-top Frogger and great music. NL 1040 N. 2nd St.
(215) 627-1620.
Ortlieb's
Jazz Haus.
No "Smooth Jazz" here. The former
Ortlieb's beer brewery lunchroom now serves up the real deal in live jazz...
Seriously. Just south of 3rd & Poplar. (215) 922-1035. [Under
New Mgmt. | discuss]
North
Bowl Philadelphia
Bowling coming soon. [discuss here
and, most recently, here]
The
Fire.
Great live music in a 70's recroom setting.
On Girard a few doors east of Las Cazuelas next to the fire station.
Cescaphe
Ballroom
Beautiful banquet, reception, etc. space just
south of Azure.
Book your wedding reception now! 923 North 2nd Street (215) 238-5750.
[discuss]
The
Druid's Keep.
Great Guinness and an online jukebox...
Plus a funky backyard in the shadow of 95. Feels like a barbecue in the
Great Northeast. 149 Brown St. (215) 413-0455
Ministry
of Information (aka: The W&J)
Just east of 5th and Poplar. Pool. No yelling.
The monthly "Juke, Jerk & Jive" Soul food buffet is not
to be missed... 449 Poplar Street. (215) 925-0999
Liberty Deli.
326 West Poplar Street. MonFri: 7am9pm
Sat: 8am8pm; Sun: 9am6pm.
The
Abbaye.
Casual pub & restaurant on the corner of
3rd and Fairmount. Sidewalk seating perfect for low-traffic people watching...
darts, etc. 637 North 3rd Street. (215) 940-1222 or (215) 627-6711.
Liberties
Restaurant.
Celebrating more than a decade on Second Street.
Burgers, beers & "mashers" next to a miniature Statue of
Liberty... 705 N. 2nd St. (215) 238-0660
The
Pond.
Now Closed! (former) Earthy coffee shop serving
up gas-fired espresso drinks, superior self-serve coffee and a small,
but thoughtful menu. Always a friendly dog or two. 630 N 2nd. Phila
weekly review.
The
Latte Lounge.
Northern Liberties' oldest coffee shop always
has something good on the hi-fi. 816 N. 4th St. (215) 629-9808
The
Kind Cafe.
NOW CLOSED: "Kind Cuisine" that aims
to improve the health of the community and earth. 724 N 3rd Street.
Cacia's
Bakery
Wine-O
Opens in Old Ministry / W&J Location ... Then
closes for repairs? |
| Body & Mind
[ Top | NL
Msg Board ]
Penn
Herb
Feel
Better Reflexology Center
Swedish, deep tissue and hot stone massage at
affordable prices. Monday through Saturday. 601 N. 2nd St. (215) 928-8828
Ovations
Salon and Spa
Dedicated to making you look and feel your best
inside and out. From superb facials to relaxing body massages, we indulge
all of your senses. 539 N. Orianna Street (215) 923-4747
Closet
Fever.
Salon / Studio / Boutique for men and women.
707 North 2nd Street. (215) 627-4600.
Brian
Stern's Structural Integration
Based on the idea that there is a direct connection
between your life experience and your body... read
more at Brian's website.
DnA
Salon
The science of beautiful hair. Opening January 2006 at Liberties Walk
Our process incorporates consulting and analysis, skill, and an awareness
of fashion trends. 1030 N. American St. Suite #801 (215) 925-1881
CoreFitness
& Urban Defense Center
We are a studio specializing in physical fitness,
self defense and personal training. Plus pilates and yoga. 725 North 6th
St. (215) 421-7856. |
City
Fitness [discuss]
NL
Rec Center
Iron
Works 2
A full service, state of the art fitness center
from the folks who brought you Old City Ironworks. 821 North 2nd Street.
(215) 923-9400 [discuss]
Studio
B
Yoga, Pilates, Capoeira
& Nutrition open to anyone wishing to experience harmony, peace and
wellness. 209 Fairmount Ave.
Spa East
"Where Western Science Meets Eastern Wisdom"
An exclusive menu of healing and rejuvenation for men and women. (215)
829 1009 or (215) 829 1027.
Rec
Center.
Northern Liberties' very own Rec Center.
Lithe
Pilates
Integrating the Stott Pilates method with alternative
physical therapy, stress reduction and sport-specific conditioning. Small
equipment mat work training. (215) 928-1662 |
| Shops & Galleries
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Arcadia Boutique A place for the independent-minded to find fabulous and original, yet affordable, pieces from emerging and eco-friendly fashion designers and artisans from Philadelphia and around the world. 819 N. 2nd St.
Baltzell
Design
Large collection of imported furniture, rugs and ceramics. Interior design
services. NL Design Center 919 N. 5th St. W-Sat 11-5.
Flowers
Conspiracy
Showroom
Co-op botique featuring clothing, accessories
and jewelry. 910 N. 2nd St. Thur - Sat 12-8 & Sun 12-6 [City
Paper]
Tropy
Bike Garage
Denim
Society
Women's premium denim boutique. 627 A North
2nd St. (215) 923-0536
L’Erbolario
Exclusive line of skin care products from our
herbalist laboratory in Lodi, Italy. We look forward to Allowing our customers
to sample products once our NL Boutique opens this Fall at Hancock Square:
1001 N. 2nd Street (215) 609-4410
Near
& Far Furniture and Art
A large selection of imported exotic wood furniture,
handcrafted goods for the home, and original art work by local artists.
1151 N. 3rd St.
(215) 829-9800
Tolou
Specializing in distinctive vintage finds, restored
vintage apparel and chic modern basics for men and women. Plus cowboy
boots, handbags, jewelry and more. 716
N. 3rd St. (215) 629-1710
Projects
Gallery
Presenting local and internally known contemporary artists in the former
Hyder Gallery space at 629 N. 2nd St.
Think
Music and DVD rentals
Liberties Walk. (215) 625-0445
Delicious
Boutique & Corseteria
New to Liberties Walk. Innovative corset design
since 1995.
Philadelphia
Glass Works
21,000 square-foot glass blowing studio offering
classes and handmade glasswares from around the coummunity and country.
908A N. Third St. (215) 627-3655 [ on
Myspace ]
P.A.D.
Featuring 20th century home furnishings and
accessories, contemporary accents and local work. 804 N 2nd St. (215)
925-4005 [on
Philly.com].
Flowers
Etcetera by Denise
637 North 2nd Street (215) 238-0808 Mon–Fri:
9am–5pm.
R.E.
Load Custom Messenger Bags.
Hand-made, Heavy-duty custom messenger bags
sewn right before your eyes. 608 N. 2nd St. (215) 922-2018.

700
Block of 2nd Street - 1914
"On
Market day, Second street for its whole three miles was lined
with wagons without horses and close to each other, and all would
be so loaded with provisions as to impress the beholder with the
fact that he was in the centre of one of the most bountiful regions
of the earth.
|
Art
Star
Handmade works, unique designs, and innovative
solutions for display are on display and available for purchase at Liberties
Walk unit 301.
|
Liberties
Walk on MySpace
Remix
Bell Flooring
1050 N. 2nd St. (215) 925-3089.
Cheree Amour Shoes
Upscale shoes including Charles David and Donald
J. Pliner and a unique
brand of handmade jewelry and handbags constructed with materials from
around the world. 1040 N 2nd St. (215)625-0225.
Zoey
Boutique.
Women's Fine Apparel & Accessories. Now
at Liberties Walk 1030 North American St. Unit 901 (215) 923-1501.
Sherr's Books.
Featuring the best bookstore sign this side
of the Delaware... Now closed. Re-opening a few doors North of it's original
location on the 700 block of North 2nd St... the neon sign is already
there!
Keystone
Sewing Machine Co. Inc.
Located in one of the greatest buildings in
the neighborhood. 833 North 2nd Street 215-922-6900.
Bill
Russell Studio
Beautiful, unique hand-painted finishes for
furniture, accessories and architectural detail.
Carriage House Frame Shop.
Offering a broad range of options and the experience
to satisfy all of your framing needs. Appointments preferred. 718 N. 3rd
St. chousefs@aol.com (215) 923-9232.
Norma
Jean's Closet
A consignment shop. 958 N. 2nd St.
Architectural
Antiques exchange.
It's worth the trip. Large antiques for that
old house.
Very
Bad Horse.
Very good Clothing for rock stars by appointment.
Philadelphia Pet Food.
Since 1910. 600 North 2nd Street (215) 627-6303
Mon – Fri 9am - 4pm, Sat. 9am - 1pm.
DiPinto
Guitars.
World famous guitars that used to be handcrafted
right here in the neighborhood at
631 N. 2nd Street... Now at a bigger location just up the street at 407
E. Girard. (215) 427-7805.
Dark Secret Gallery
Paintings and photographs for the counter cultural
connoisseur. (215) 629-1112.
The Chic Petique
Natural foods and remedies to keep your pet
safe and healthy. (215) 238-0981.
Victor
Baker Guitars
Handmade custom jazz archtop guitars.
Vintage Modern
Furniture . Objects . Lighting
Across from the Standard Tap at 906 N. 2nd St. (215) 238-1997
Liberti
Thrift Store
Occasionally held in the church at Brown
& American Streets. Funds generated help the homeless and youth in
our community. They also accept donations... So, clean out that basement! |
| Services & Contractors
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Concrete
P.S.
Pet Sit
NL Pet Sitting Service. Offering daily visits,
dog walking, house sitting, overnight and holiday care
for Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles & small animals. Insured & Bonded
(267) 574-3110. [discuss]
Beautiful
Blooms
Stylish floral and event design [discuss]
Chimney
Sweep
Churches
[ Auto
Inspection ]
Metro Tags And Registration
Auto tags, registration, insurance, faxes, copies,
money orders, mortgages. 958 N. 2nd St.
(215) 922-6110
[ Movers
]
[ Dress
Alterations ]
GalaFont
Professional hand lettering for wedding &
party invitations, holiday cards, etc. GalaFont is a block-letter 'architectural
style' of hand lettering that provides a customized presentation to each
recipient.
Artistic
Faux Finishes
For the home, office, restaurant or cafe. Work
with a professional artist to create colorful, textured walls. Contact
Rebecca at (267) 808-6840.
Buckminster
Green
General Contracting. Specializing in efficient,
sustainable and environmentally sound home remodeling and construction
projects since 1999.
Michael Simmons General
Carpentry & Contracting.
"The Guy that does good work" 804
N. 2nd St. (215) 413-3666.
Precision
Painting
Quality Work, Reasonable Rates
Living & Working in NL for 10+ years.
Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates
No job too small. Jeff: (215) 275-4497.
RAJ
Painted Interiors
Original faux-finishes, Custom Colors and Designs
for the home, office, restaurant or cafe. (267) 808-6840
Lutheran
Settlement House Computer Services
Computer repair, custom built computers, network
services, computer upgrade, web page development and application training.
(215) 235-3422 x 107.
Steven M. Weisbrot, Esquire
Attorney and NL resident. Currently accepting
cases in Personal Injury, Employment, Criminal, Collections, Medical Malpractice,
Workers Compensation, more... (215) 772-2701
YIKES
Internet Services
Web design, Ecommerce and multimedia for the
Greater Philadelphia region and beyond at competitive prices.
Good Dog! Dogwalking and Pet Sitting
Responsible, friendly and flexible, one-on-one
dogwalking and pet care services gooddogphilly@yahoo.com
(215) 232-8645
Private Tutor
Certified in Elementary Education. Call or email
Danielle Davies. (216) 760-4564 |
Tub
Reglazing
Third
Federal Bank.
Free checking for you. Free gift for your dog.
905 North 2nd Street (215) 922-0217.
Hyperion
Bank
Located in a beautifully restored building at
2nd and Girard. Open an account, get a free toaster and get to know the
President.
Eneone
Expertise in producing multimedia, brands, and print campaigns. We specialize
in illustration, storyboards, apparel, packaging, web interfaces and development,
corporate identity, 3D design, and fine arts.
i-SPY
Mystery Shoppers
Our quality assurance mystery shopper services
assist clients with taking their guest service experience and return on
investment to increased levels of performance.
Henry
Jose
video editor. gadget geek. mac user. movie buff.
tech dork. tivo worshiper. music enthusiast.
Steeprock
Media.
Recording Studio. Producers of award winning
music for broadcast, theater, and interactive media. (215) 413-0453.
lawrenceotoole.com
Accomplished, professional design and direction.
Gestalt
Works
Graphics : Web : Multimedia
FiveSixMedia
Multi-media production specializing in music
remixing and production, lifestyle marketing, music programming consultation,
artist management, film and video services and web design.
Gannon Insurance.
Your local Nationwide Insurance agent in the
old Sherr's Bookstore location next to Sovalo. (215) 629-2800.
Raylene's House Cleaning
Keep it clean with Raylene. Hostess Helper Service,
etc. (215) 203-8688
Green Team Errand & Housecleaning Service
You Buy, We Fly. Don't get up... let
us run to the video, Rx, take-out, convenience store for you. Starting
at $8. (267) 241-8375
Jesse
Gardner
Design for the built environment.
MoFo
Productions, Inc.
Home of Diversity Records & PigPen recording.
Media
Bureau.
Interactive web site development and design
plus a whole lot more.
Liberties
Computers
24 Hour Computer Repair, Home and Business Networking,
Custom Built Systems, Consulting and Instruction. 1113 N. Lee St. (215)634-4824
Any
& Everything Mac
Professional Services: Hardware, Software,
Networking, Tutoring, Spill Cleanup, Broken LCD, Consulting, Spring Cleaning,
Data Backup & Recovery
Doggie
World Daycare.
We treat your dog like family. |