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Here are the city pools to open this summer

POSTED: Monday, June 8, 2009, 4:59 PM

 Mayor Nutter has issued a statement saying the city has raised nearly $430,000 to keep 46 of 73 pools open this summer. The pools open at different times, beginning June 23.

Below is a list of the pools to open. Further below is a list of the donors who helped keep them open.

POOL OPENING SCHEDULE FOR 2009

Tuesday, June 23rd

Fox Chase, 7901 Ridgeway Street
Feltonville,Ella & Wyoming
Awbury, Ardleigh & Haines
Athletic, 26th & Master
Cohocksink, Cedar & Cambria
Lee, 4400 Haverford Ave
Vare, 26th & Morris
Kelly,  4231 N. Concourse
 
Wednesday, June 24th
 
Jardel, Cottman & Pennway,
Hunting Park, 1101 West Hunting Park Avenue
Francisville, Francis & Shirley
James Finnegan, 69th & Grovers
 
Thursday, June 25th
 
Max Myers, 1601 Hellerman Street
Vogt, Cottage & Unruh
Ziehler, B & Olney
Hillside, Fountain & Fowler
Cruz, 6th & Master
Christy, 56th & Christian
 
Friday, June 26th
 
Mitchell,  Morell & Crown
Bridesburg, Richmond & Ash
Cherashore, 10th & Chew
Mander, 33rd & Diamond
Marian Anderson, 17th & Fitzwater
Cobbs Creek, Spruce & Cobbs Creek Parkway
Murphy, 4th & Shunk
Houseman, Summerdale & Godfrey
 
Tuesday, June 30th
 
Belfield, 21st & Chew
Kendrick, Ridge & Pensdale
Gathers, 25th & Diamond
McVeigh, D & Ontario
Ford, 609 Snyder Ave
Shepard, 5700 Haverford Ave
 
Wednesday, July 1st
 
Samuel, Gaul & Tioga
Morris Estate, 16th & Chelten,
Cecil B. Moore, 2020-50 W. Lehigh Ave
Waterloo, Waterloo & Cumberland,
Ridgeway, 12th and Carpenter
 
Thursday, July 2nd
 
Lackman, Chesworth & Bartlett
American Legion, Torresdale & Devereaux,
Penrose, 12th & Susquehanna
Tustin, 60th & Columbia
Francis J. Myers, 58th & Kingsessing
 
Friday, July 3rd
 
Piccoli, Castor & Cayuga.
Pleasant, 6750 Boyer Street
East Poplar, 800-842 N. 8th Street
Kingsessing, 50th & Chester
 
Breakdown of Contributions:
Philadelphia Parking Authority $110,000*
Shire Pharmaceutical  $100,000**
Keystone Mercy $60,000
Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company $60,000
Ameri-Choice  $60,000
TD Bank  $50,000
Pepsi  $25,000
Caplin Family Charities  $25,000
Tom Knox   $25,000
Tasty Kake  $25,000
Sid Booker  $20,000
Brown’s  Super Stores $10,000
United Concordia   $10,000
Charlie Kahn  $6,500
WaWa  $5,000
Villa   $5,000        
Acme  $1,000
Contributions collected by the United Way  $23,641        
      ** Denotes contribution spread over 3 year period.

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Comments  (4)
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 7:37 PM, 06/08/2009
    No donation from Coca Cola? What's up with that? I'm a Pepsi man now!
    NickEeee
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:54 PM, 06/09/2009
    You know it's funny that in what neighborhoods the majority of the pools are opening up. Just like Philadelphia.
    tellsitlikeitis
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 12:55 PM, 06/10/2009
    I saw a television spot by Mayor Nutter announcing how individuals could contribute to summer pool costs. I didn't get pencil/paper in time to write down the web address. How about publishing that information along with the story so individuals can help, too.
    LillianM
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 5:28 PM, 08/17/2009
    For 3 days I have serch to find an open public pool around north philly and I have not been able to find one, Can anybody tell me if there is any open still?.and the schedule.thank you.
    natesalgado


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