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What's Next For Philadelphia's Wanamaker Organ And Grand Court Eagle When Macy's Closes?
They are some of Philadelphia's most-prized possessions. The one-ton bronze bird has ministered over millions of meetings since 1911.
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Retired Philadelphia Detectives Go On Trial In Perjury Case Stemming From 2016 Murder Exoneration
It's a highly unusual case, given that the 75- to 80-year-old former detectives face prison time if convicted.
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After Leaving The War Behind, Ukrainian Works With Philadelphia High Schoolers To Help Other Refugees
Alla Pukhtetska left Ukraine at the start of the war, more than three years ago.
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New Jersey Nonprofit Sisterhood Inc. In Need Of Donations To Revitalize Space
Dr. Hilda Covington has dedicated her life to serving others. It's how she serves that caught our attention.
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Family-Owned New Jersey Pizza Shop Honors Grandmother With Mural: "She Sees Us From Heaven"
Brown's famous recipes, from the homemade vodka sauce to the amount of garlic, have been the bedrock of Genova Pizza in Audubon.
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New Jersey Businesses Strike Gold With St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl
"It's a blast having fun with friends, drinking, running around, beautiful day," said Brandon Creel, who lives in Cherry Hill.
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How New Jersey Children Learn The Importance Of Women's History Through The ABCs
"Any historical landmark that had to do with women's history is a really special place for a book like this," author Rio Cortez said.
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Die-Hard Philadelphia Eagles Fans Create Second Duct-Tape Lombardi Trophy For Super Bowl LIX Parade
"Duct tape is a lot like Philadelphia," Michael Howanski said. "We're built to last and we're always there when you need us."
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Buses Heavily Damaged After Fire In Philadelphia, Fire Department Says
The fire caused damage to other buses that were parked in the area, the fire department said. Thankfully, there are no injuries reported.
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Philadelphians Celebrate City's Rich Irish Heritage During Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
"It's a lot of fun," an Airborne Division member said. "Paratroopers and Irish have a lot in common — it's called liquor."
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Philadelphia Astronomer Says You Don't Want To Miss Rare "Blood Moon"
The Philadelphia region will be in for a celestial treat when a total lunar eclipse takes over the skies Thursday into Friday.
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Philadelphia Mayor's New Budget Includes Big Boost To Traffic Safety, Bike Lane Protection
Mayor Cherelle Parker's proposed budget, released Thursday, included a major victory for Philadelphia street safety advocates.
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University Of Pennsylvania Names J. Larry Jameson President After Serving As Interim Since 2023
Jameson has been Penn's interim president since 2023. His term will now run through June, 30, 2027, according to a news release.
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Woman's Hand Amputated After Dynamite Explosion In North Philadelphia, Police Say
A woman was injured in an explosion in North Philadelphia Thursday night, police said.
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New Jersey Community Welcomes Home Restaurant Owner Emine Emanet After Her Release From Detention Center
On Thursday afternoon, drivers started honking and customers were cheering as the community welcomed home Emine Emanet.
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For Philadelphia Police And Fire Band, St. Patrick's Day Parade A Chance To Honor The Fallen
In Northeast Philadelphia, weekly band practice is underway for the Philadelphia Police and Fire Pipes and Drums band.
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Philadelphia Brewers Say President Trump's 25% Aluminum Tariffs Could Force Them To Raise Beer Prices
Jake Atkinson, owner of Human Robot Brewery in Kensington, says the tariffs leave him with little choice but to raise prices.
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Philadelphia Administrator Says Cuts To Department Of Education Create "Chaos" And "Peril"
The Department of Education is slashing nearly 50% of its workforce as part of the Trump Administration's efforts to dismantle the agency.
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Watch Live: Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Presents Her 2026 Budget
Mayor Cherelle Parker is introducing her 2026 budget for the city of Philadelphia in a City Council session Thursday.
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For Organizers Of Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade, Preparing The Celebration Is A Family Tradition
"The whole East Coast of the America, as you know, has a lot of Irish connections," said Dublin Airport Police Officer Barry Nevin.
