Rep. Dwight Evans
203rd Legislative District
Philadelphia County
Rep. Evans' Photo Gallery

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Rep. Evans throws the ball at the 'Strike for Hunger' event at the state Capitol on June 6. Proceeds went to Philabundance, the Central Penn Food Bank and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

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 Rep. Evans throws the ball at the 'Strike for Hunger' event at the state Capitol on June 6. Proceeds went to Philabundance, the Central Penn Food Bank and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

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 Rep. Evans meets with parents, teachers and students representing the Black Alliance for Education Options (BAEO) following an education rally at the Capitol May 3.

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 Rep. Evans participates in the ground breaking ceremony at the site of the Pittsburgh Hill District’s future Shop ‘N Save on April 27. To see more photos from the event, check out Rep. Evans’ other galleries.

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First Lady Michelle Obama, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, and State Rep. Dwight Evans as Mrs. Obama highlights Pennsylvania’s Fresh Food Financing Initiative in Philadelphia February 19.

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 Rep. Evans isn’t curious about public broadcasting’s trek to the state Capitol – funding in the state budget is key to its future. Pictured from L to R: State Rep. Scott Conklin, WITF Public Media President and CEO Kathleen Pavelko, Rep. Pat Harkins, Curious George, House Appropriations Committee Executive Director Miriam Fox and House Appropriations Committee Chairman Dwight Evans.

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 House Majority Appropriations Chairman Dwight Evans and State Representative Jake Wheatley present Marc Little with a check for $1 million to be used to create a pilot program that gives minority- and women- owned businesses an opportunity to increase their bonding capacity or obtain first-time bonds when bidding on construction projects. Joining them are State Reps. Bill Kortz and Frank Dermody, Peter Speaks from the Rendell administration, Allegheny County Chief executive Dan Onorato and Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.

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 In August, Reps. Mike McGeehan, center, and Dwight Evans announce the creation of a PHFA no-interest loan pilot program to encourage reconverting subdivided houses in Philadelphia back to single-family dwellings. The sub-dividing of single family homes into multiple unit apartments is a growing problem in many city neighborhoods.

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State Rep. Dwight Evans (center) announces third-year funding for the Blueprint for A Safer Philadelphia at the 5th Annual Taking It To the Streets parade and community festival. Evans joined with hundreds of community residents and city and state officials, including (pictured L to R): Rep. Tommy Blackwell, Rep. John Myers, Rep. Cherelle Parker, Sen. LeAnna Washington, Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller, Rep. Jewell Williams, Police Commissioner Sylvester Johnson, Rep. Ronald Waters, District Attorney Lynne Abraham, School District CEO Paul Vallas, and Bishop Ernest Morris. Rep. Harold James and City Commissioner Edgar Howard attended but were not photographed.

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 State Rep. Dwight Evans and Jack Kitchen, executive director of OARC, at the 2006 West Oak Lane Jazz and Arts Festival.

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 As expected, the 2006 West Oak Lane Jazz and Arts Festival was another ringing success! The rain did not deter the tens of thousands of people who came out to experience three days of good fellowship, great music, and a festive atmosphere. From Roy Ayers to War, from outstanding food to a broad range of merchants, the festival had something for everyone to enjoy. Thank you to everyone who made the three days possible and were looking forward to an even bigger celebration next year! For more information about the festival, check out www.westoaklanefestival.com.

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