🗑️ How Philly can reduce its waste

🎓 Philly Is Helping Black Men Get on The Higher Education Track

College enrollment is down among U.S. men, especially Black men. City Cast Philly host Trenae Nuri speaks with Marquise Davon Richards, assistant director of Upward Bound Math & Sciences at Temple University, about the obstacles students face. And, we hear from Josh Okyne to get a high schooler’s perspective. [🎧 City Cast Philly]

🇫🇷 Vive la Révolution

Philly was dubbed the “Frenchest” American city, so what better place to celebrate Bastille Day? Check out these local restaurants celebrating the French holiday with block parties, dining deals, and live jazz. [🎧 City Cast Philly, Philly Mag]

🚮 What To Do With All That Trash

Regular trash pickup resumes today following District Council 33’s strike and transition back to work. But the strike showed us that Philly makes a lot of trash. Luckily, there are local resources to help make composting, recycling, and sustainable shopping easier. [Philadelphia Citizen]

🏥 Temple Health To Open New Maternal Care Hospital

Expectant parents, heads up: Temple Health is opening a new speciality hospital on Sept. 3, which will handle labor and delivery services, as well as offer primary care and pediatrics. Labor and deliveries will cease at Temple University Hospital’s main campus in the fall. [WHYY]

🎻 Where To Hear Classical Music This Summer

Although many classical musicians may be taking summer breaks, there are still opportunities in and near Philadelphia to hear the genre live. [Broad Street Review]