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Green building projects reshape local neighborhoods

While Philly might be playing catch-up in the sustainable building movement, here are three exciting projects that bode well for the future.

National Spotlight: Bikes become big business

Whether they're hawking custom frames, designer threads or share programs, entrepreneurs around the country are tapping into the growing bike-based economy.

On the Ground: Stroll, sip and support Camden's creative community

Camden's growing arts scene is on full display every Third Thursday -- come check out Flying Kite's latest art exhibition.

From the Publisher: Why do creative businesses choose Philadelphia?

A recent panel discussion asked successful entrepreneurs to examine their reasons for locating locally. Their insights could help Philadelphia attract the next big company.

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Local music, local food and local jobs

It's another exciting week in Philly with Make Music Day, the latest Philly Stake dinner and a job fair for recent grads sponsored by Campus Philly.

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Founders

Doug Baldasare of ChargeItSpot

Doug Baldasare of ChargeItSpot

Neighborhood/City: Center City

ChargeItSpot offers a win-win for both retailers and smartphone owners with low batteries, and aims to be within two blocks of everyone in Philadelphia.

Randy Rayess of VenturePact

Randy Rayess of VenturePact

Neighborhood/City: University City

This UPenn student and his partner are investing product development expertise, not dollars, into startups and figuring on a better return.

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Featured Place

Passyunk Square / East Passyunk

Passyunk Square / East Passyunk

Beautification has been a priority here, where some of the city's most creative risk-takers are setting up shop. Community gardens and tree-planting have welcomed more than 200 shops and businesses, many of which have contributed to the neighborhood's growing reputation among foodies, fashionistas and art lovers. The East Passyunk Business Improvement District promotes it all, helping shoppers find everything from comic books to local soaps.

Click here for Flying Kite's complete guide to Passyunk Square.