Editing Fox Chase (section)

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

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|q1=Why is it called Fox Chase?
|a1=Fox Chase takes its name from the fox hunting that once occurred in the area when it was rural countryside north of Philadelphia. Fox hunting was a popular sport among the colonial-era gentry, and the area retained its rural character well into the 20th century.

|q2=Is Fox Chase Cancer Center a good hospital?
|a2=Fox Chase Cancer Center is an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of the highest distinctions for cancer research and treatment facilities. Founded in 1904, it is recognized nationally for cancer treatment, research, and clinical trials. It is now part of the Temple University Health System.

|q3=Does the Fox Chase train go to Center City?
|a3=Yes, the SEPTA Fox Chase Regional Rail line runs from Fox Chase Station to Center City Philadelphia, with stops at Suburban Station, Jefferson Station, and 30th Street Station. However, service is limited compared to other Regional Rail lines, with roughly hourly trains during off-peak times.

|q4=Is Fox Chase a good neighborhood to live in?
|a4=Fox Chase is generally considered a desirable Far Northeast neighborhood with single-family homes, tree-lined streets, access to Pennypack Park, and good schools. It offers a suburban feel while remaining within Philadelphia city limits. The presence of the Regional Rail station is an advantage over other Far Northeast areas.
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