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Award-Winning Philadelphia Principal Aims To Inspire Students Through Art
Principal Evans not only believes in our children but encourages them to believe in themselves. He aims to inspire them through art.
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Philly POPS Files Lawsuit Against Philadelphia Orchestra, Kimmel Center
The POPS allege that the Orchestra and Kimmel Center tried to force the POPS out of business.
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Cherry Blossom Festival Returns To Fairmount Park This Weekend
Attendees can pay "what you wish" to support the Japan American Society of Greater Philadelphia.
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VIDEO: Thieves Wrap Chain Around ATM, Try To Get Away
They caused a big mess and a lot of damage, but police tell us they didn't get any money.
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Matt Strahm Raises Safety Concerns Over MLB Teams Extending Alcohol Sales
So now, would we not move the beer sales back to the sixth inning to give our fans time to sober up and drive home," Strahm asked.
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Severe Weather In Florida Impacting Philadelphia Travelers
After downpours that led to flooding, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was closed.
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Temple Student In Need Of Kidney Donor Uses Social Media To Share Information
She's all over social media looking for a kidney donor but she's also sharing her story, educating people and hoping to save other lives.
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Philadelphia Unveils New Cameras At Parks, Playgrounds After Hundreds Of Shootings
But those touched by gun violence are frustrated by the pace of camera installation.
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Chinatown Community Meets Again To Discuss Sixers' Proposed Arena
Philadelphia officials say they are launching an independent study on the impact the Sixers' proposed arena would have on Center City.
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Philadelphia Gun Violence: 20 Students Fatally Shot So Far This School Year
"Twenty school children in Philadelphia that will have no more hopes and dreams," Michelle Kerr-Spry, of Mothers In Charge, said.
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PAC Backing Jeff Brown In Philadelphia Mayor Race Ordered To Stop Spending
PACs are allowed to raise money for candidates, but they are forbidden from directly coordinating with candidates.
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Temple University Plans To Select Acting President Tuesday
The move comes almost three weeks after the departure of former president Jason Wingard.
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Philadelphia's 1st-Ever Africatown Restaurant Week Underway
Cuisines include Ethiopian, West African, Jamaican and more.
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Fights Leads To Fatal Shooting In West Philadelphia, Police Say
A fight between neighbors of the 1400 block of North 54th Street in West Philadelphia ended fatally Saturday afternoon.
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Police ID Person Killed, Offender In BSL Center City Shooting
Police have identified the person shot and killed at the Walnut-Locust Station on the Broad Street Line Saturday afternoon.
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Thousands Attend 90th Annual Philadelphia Easter Promenade
"I'm just excited to be here. Everybody looks so beautiful and festive," Beyonce Best, of North Philadelphia, said.
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Philadelphia Students Affected By Asbestos Closures After Spring Break
Officials say Frankford High School will be closed Monday and will transition to virtual learning Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Man Charged With Murder For South Philadelphia Road Rage Shooting: DA
The incident happened Monday just before 11 a.m. on the 2000 block of Mercy Street.
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Police To Have Extra Patrols In Center City After Chaos Caused By Teens
Many organizations in the city are trying to find some way to keep these teens out of trouble.
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3 Men Shot In South Philadelphia, Police Say
The shooting happened at the intersection of West Passyunk Avenue and South 22nd Street just before 5:15 p.m.
