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"I can't begin to tell you how excited we are around here, I mean, aren't they the best those Eagles?" Sister Debbie Krist said.
Roosevelt Mall and several mom-and-pop shops near the site of impact have been unable to open since the night of the crash.
"We know somewhere deep down in your heart you're an Eagles fan," Gillie said in an appeal to Swift.
"We're the only slavery museum in Philadelphia and the only museum with actual artifacts from the transatlantic slave trade," Gwen said.
The class started watching our beloved Eagles at the beginning of the season and incorporated Barkley's yardage with place values.
"It does all the work for your heart," Katrina Penney, 21, said. "It did save my life, 100%."
State and federal authorities are promising their full support as the neighborhood recovers from the devastation.
The story starts in 1975 at the old Veterans Stadium, where best friends DeLeo and Pete Black attended countless Eagles games.
Grandmother Virgen Viera, like many, was glued to her phone and inundated with social media posts about the crash and fires that followed.
Morgan-Thomas, who purchased the historic factory in 2015, has stitched her own legacy into the fabric of the business.
The private cemetery is the final resting place for eight Black soldiers who fought for the Union during the Civil War.
Arthur Wolk knows from experience how challenging it is to fly around Reagan National Airport simply because of how busy it is.
"Anything Eagles is flying off the shelves," said co-owner Tom Amodie. Amodie says he can feel the energy instantly.
"Take a sold-out Lincoln Financial Field, double it, and that's how many portraits I've taken of people in Philly," Aziz says.
This is the first year of the district's five-year plan to accelerate student academic achievement.
Spread across the lawn on Madison Avenue, there are 5,000-8,000 computer programmed lights dancing to "Fly, Eagles Fly."
Parker also sent her condolences to the family during an unrelated press conference inside City Hall Wednesday.
The footage, some surveillance video from a nearby store and some cellphone video, shows several people being detained by officers.
Many schools in the Delaware Valley were closed on Wednesday because of Lunar New Year, but one Philadelphia nonprofit made it worthwhile.
As rescue efforts were underway in Washington, PHL received two flights diverted from Reagan National Airport Wednesday night.
