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Alan Horwitz "Sixth Man" Center In Philadelphia Uses Basketball To Teach Young Students Life Lessons
Akbar says PYB's neighborhood program serves about 900 young people a year, but with the new building hope to reach more.
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Philadelphia Mother Shares Family Story To Help Others Celebrate Transgender Loved Ones
"This is not temporary. This is not fleeting. This is who your child is," Herring said.
Cinnaminson, NJ|News|
South Jersey Native Competing In Mullet Championships
He even had the number "4" shaved into the side of his head. That's the same number he wears for football.
Moorestown, NJ|News|
This NJ Farmer's Market Wants To Be The Very Best — Can They Have Your Vote?
The Burlington County Farmer's Market is currently in the lead for best farmer's market in New Jersey, and they want your vote.
Barnegat-Manahawkin, NJ|News|
Poor Water Quality, Warmer Temperatures Causes Massive Fish Kill Along Little Egg Harbor Lagoon
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection said warmer temperatures and poor water quality are to blame.
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Arrests Made After Man Shot In The Chest During West Philadelphia Robbery, Police Say
Police said two 16-year-old boys were robbing a 26-year-old man on the 1200 block of North 41st Street and shot him in the chest.
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Judge Declines Request To Move Former Philadelphia Police Officer Mark Dial's Trial Out Of The City
Dial, 28, is scheduled for trial in September on first- and third-degree murder, manslaughter, official oppression and other charges.
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Philadelphia Centurions Motorcycle Club Spreads Holiday Cheer For Children At Shriners Children's Hospital
"This is what it's all about. We've known Yair [Bonilla Serra] for six years now, and we look forward to seeing him every year," Cain said.
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From West Philadelphia To The Wells Fargo Center, Sixers Stixers Drumline Gives Kids A Path Forward
"I pray every single time before I go on the floor. 'God I can't believe I'm here.'" Antoine said.
Ocean City, NJ|News|
Welcome To New Jersey: Taylor Swift Exhibit Draws Record Visitors To Stone Harbor Museum
Swift's connections in Stone Harbor run deep. Fischer said Swift's dad was an EMT with the volunteer fire company.
Haddonfield-Haddon Township, NJ|News|
Teams Of Cancer Survivors Compete In The Cooper River Park Dragon Boat Regatta: "It's Very Powerful"
"It's something to see," Lannon said. "I'm getting emotional talking about it. It's very powerful."
Cherry Hill, NJ|News|
Camden Leaders To Unveil Plan To Reward Residents Who Help Fight Illegal Dumping
"There's no respect for the neighborhood," said Angel Gimenez, a longtime community member.
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South Philadelphia Shooting Leaves 72-Year-Old Woman Injured, Police Say
A bullet grazed a 72-year-old woman during a shooting in South Philadelphia on Thursday, police said.
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New Community Thrift Store In Philadelphia's Brewerytown Section Gives People Fresh Start
The nonprofit provides opportunities through work development and job placement.
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Gabby Giffords Joins Top Democrats In Philadelphia To Campaign For Vice President Kamala Harris, Discuss Gun Violence
Campaign officials talked about gun violence, which will be a key campaign issue for Harris if she secures the Democratic nomination.
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"Girl Talk" Mentoring Program Tackles Bullying, Creates Safe Space For Philadelphia Girls
"Me being my age and teenager, I went through cyberbullying," Aniyah said, "so I put it in a book as well."
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Port Richmond Residents Call On Philadelphia Leadership To Fix Multiple "Dangerous" Holes On Aramingo Avenue
Multiple large holes on a street in Philadelphia's Port Richmond section are concerning people who live nearby.
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Southwest Philadelphia Nonprofit Offers Trade Camp To Prep Young People For Careers In Automotive Industry
From working on engines to how to change a tire, the lessons are helping them prepare for their future careers.
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Family Gathers To Remember Father Killed In Hit-And-Run In Philadelphia's Frankford Section
"He was a goofball. I think one thing we all remember about him is his laugh. He was crazy. He was energetic," Briannie Miranda said.
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Nearly 2 Dozen Car Windows Destroyed In Philadelphia's Fairmount Section Overnight, Police Say
The vandalism happened as detectives were actively investigating other incidents over the last several weeks.
