Brith Sholom House senior living building files for bankruptcy protection

The Brith Sholom House in the Wynnefield Heights neighborhood of West Philadelphia has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after facing upheaval from residents in years past regarding deteriorating conditions.

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