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Philadelphia's South Street Transforms Into Celebration For 91st Annual Easter Promenade
Back in the day, the festivities were first held in Rittenhouse Square, until the celebration moved in the 1980s to South Street.
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2 In Custody After Shots Fired Near Temple University; Another Shooter At Large: Police
The Temple University Police Association said one shooter, who was wearing a pink hoodie with dreads and a skull cap, is still at large.
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Where To Find Safe Solar Eclipse Glasses In The Philadelphia Area
So before you turn your eyes to the sky, here's a list of where you can find safe solar eclipse glasses and solar viewers in Philadelphia.
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Jason Kelce, Fletcher Cox To Throw Out First Pitch Before Phillies-Braves Game On Saturday
"I'm throwing out a pitch, me and Fletcher Cox," Kelce said. "We'll see how it goes."
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Elementary Students In West Philadelphia Collect 43,000 Plastic Bottles To Recycle
Mahaj Stevens, 9, said he had never seen his class come together like they did for this competition.
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Philadelphia Area Ports, Trucking Companies To See More Volume After Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The temporary closure of Baltimore's port means companies will look to get their goods into other harbors up and down the East Coast.
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Meet The Philadelphia Phillies' First-Ever Mental Health Director
She's the doctor on the Philadelphia Phillies tasked not with treating muscles and movement, but rather the mind.
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Mothers In Charge Treats Teen Girls To Day Of Beauty, Dinner And Inspiration In Philadelphia
"So much of their life has been to devalue them, now we want to give them value. Treat them like princesses!" Sorrells said.
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Philadelphia College Student Hopes To Pave The Way For More Afghan Women To Join The Medical Field
She and others started the group Afghans of Philadelphia x Sola in 2021 to help families who were fleeing from the Taliban.
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Philadelphia Goodwill Facility Roof Collapses During Heavy Rain, Leaving 107 Students Without A Place To Learn
This weekend's heavy rain caused a massive roof collapse at Goodwill Industries' education facility in the Juniata section of Philadelphia.
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Game 7 Of NLCS Still "Hurts," But Philadelphia Phillies Determined To Finish The Job In 2024
"Do I think we could've, should've won and this and that? For sure," Turner said.
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White Horse Pike Getting $400K Safety Initiative Aimed At Making Highway Safer For Cars, Pedestrians
The crashes in 2023 resulted in eight deaths, including five who were pedestrians and one bicyclist, according to a release.
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Former Philadelphia Councilwoman Marian Tasco Honored With Mural In East Mount Airy
The mural represents Tasco's commitment to the community and the mark she has left on the city from her years of dedicated service.
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Annual "Cheesesteak Bowl" In Delaware County Gives Back To 2 Local Foundations
A crowd inside the Marple Public House in Broomall cheered on the first round of amateur contestants eating for the win.
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Aramark Workers In Philadelphia Overwhelmingly Vote To Authorize Strike At The Wells Fargo Center
Unite Here Local 274 is Philadelphia's food service workers union. The union voted 92% to authorize a strike if necessary.
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Zack Wheeler Is Ready For Opening Day, And The Phillies' Ace Has A New Pitch To Play With
"I never got the split change," Wheeler, who signed a three-year, $126 million contract extension earlier in spring training, said.
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Philadelphia Literacy Nonprofit Receives "Once-In-A-Lifetime" Donation From Billionaire MacKenzie Scott
Proctor said the donation will help with the organization's mission to empower adults through free literacy and language education.
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Philadelphia City Council Passes Bill To Restrict Business In Kensington With Curfew
Lozada said the bill aims to "reduce crime, prevent trash from piling up, and calm after-hours activity."
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Aaron Nola Flirted With Braves In Free Agency But Returned To Phillies To "Give Them A World Series"
When the Phillies lost in seven games in the National League Championship Series, the future became the present.
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NFL Will Allow Eagles' "Tush Push" Play To Remain Next Season
Also known as the "Brotherly Shove," the play was first popularized by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2022.
