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Jennifer Cecilian pets one of the rescue animals, named Watson, at Three Pigs Farm in Ottsville. The farm is a sanctuary to more than 27 animals, including pigs, donkeys, steers, heifers, and Katahdin sheep.

A Bucks County family farm provides sanctuary for its animals and humans

The Cecilian family made their 12-acre property in Ottsville, Bucks County, into a home for more than 27 animals.

Terri Akman, For The Inquirer

A rendering of one of the apartment buildings proposed by Haverford Square Properties for 6635-6639 Chester Ave.

160-unit apartment complex planned for Southwest Philadelphia

Officials and tenant advocates in Philadelphia say the city's Eviction Diversion Program is working as designed to keep renters out of municipal court.

Philly is ‘rare’ city where eviction filings dropped and stayed down. Here’s why.

The exterior of the Elverson home, in Olde Bulltown Village.

House of the week: A 15-year-old house with 18th-century style in Chester County for $1.39 million

Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer

Illustration of a sign that says "Welcome to ?" with bar charts behind it and the map of Philadelphia in the background

We asked you whether LoMo, Newbold, B3, and others are real neighborhoods. Here’s what you said.

Charmaine Runes

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