Why affordable housing is hard to find — and develop — in Philadelphia

It’s about shrinking federal dollars and an old-fashioned formula that isn’t going away

This woman witnessed an overdose on her way to a Narcan training session in Center City

She’s one of 100 people who got overdose antidote training today.

The Breaking Bread finale at Reading Terminal Market drew 150 people from all backgrounds.

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What	Cycle Brewerytown owner Tiffany Wallace is Haitian-American, and though her family is all safe after Hurricane Irma swept through their island, many other families were devastated. On October 1, all classes at her studio will be free, except for a $20 cash donation at the door, which will go entirely toward relief for victims in Haiti. Advance registration recommended.
Where	Cycle Brewerytown at 2819 W. Girard Ave. 19130
When	October 1, 2017 at 9:00 am
How much	Free with $20 donation

What	It doesn't get more Philly than block parties. This one promised to be even more fun to kick off the Unity Cup soccer match between Mexico and Ireland. Expect to meet people and eat tasty food from the city's many immigrant communities. This free, family-friendly event includes games, live music and more. You can enjoy Parks on Tap while you're there, too. It all leads up to the big match at 8:30 at the South Philly Supersite.
Where	Marconi Plaza at Broad Street and Oregon Avenue, 19148
When	September 23, 2017 at 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
How much	Free

The HUD secretary plans to cut $6 billion in public housing funding.

What	Join Atlas Obscura at Laurel Hill Cemetery to explore the 78 acres of land between the living and the dead. Discover hidden art, listen to musical performances, drink cocktails and navigate the winding paths. Wear sensible shoes and bring a flashlight. Tickets are going fast.
Where	Laurel Hill Cemetery at 3822 Ridge Ave, 19132
When	September 23, 2017 at 8:00 pm to September 24, 2017 at 12:00 am
How much	$45-50