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Philly Is Home To The First U.S. TKTS Booth Outside Of New York City. Here's How It Works.
Philadelphia's theater scene is buzzing with energy, and there's a way to enjoy the spotlight without the steep ticket prices.
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2 Men Sentenced To Decades In Prison In Arson Death Of Philadelphia Firefighter Sean Williamson
Al-Ashraf Khalil was sentenced to 40 years and Isaam Jaghama was sentenced to 25 years for the 2022 fire at Star Pizza Fish and Chicken.
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Pennsylvania Budget Stalemate Could Force Some Philadelphia Preschools To Shut Down, Owners Say
Lisa Smith, owner and operator of Amazing Kidz Academy, said she hasn't been paid for several months.
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Chester Firefighters Train For Swift Water Rescues On Delaware River, One Year After Creek Drowning
Chester firefighters took to the Delaware River on Wednesday, not to fight flames, but to practice life-saving water rescue techniques.
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Days After Kada Scott's Body Was Found In Philadelphia, Residents Press Community Leaders About Safety Concerns
"Kada could have been my daughter, she could have been your niece," said City Councilmember Cindy Bass.
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Historic Delaware County Mill Undergoes 18th Century-Style Restoration Ahead Of America's 250th
A historic mill in Delaware County is getting a major upgrade, and it's all being done the old-fashioned way.
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Mahmoud Khalil Appears In Philadelphia Court As Trump Administration Seeks Re-Detainment, Deportation
"All of this is being conducted in an improper forum," attorney Drew Ensign said. "So that should be a full stop."
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Philadelphia City Council Committee Advances Bill Requiring 10-Cent Charge For Paper Bags
The bill would require businesses to charge 10 cents per paper bag used and post signs informing customers of the new fees.
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New Book Series Tells Untold History Of Greater Philadelphia Region As Prologue To America's 250th Birthday
The series is more than 1,000 pages, broken down into three volumes. The first volume is titled "The Greater Philadelphia Region."
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Kada Scott's Friend Speaks Out Days Before Scott Was Set To Be A Bridesmaid In Her Wedding
"I still have the picture of the first time we met and she was just all smiles, and we became really close from there on," Korimodei said.
Cinnaminson, NJ|News|
Tabernacle Rescue Squad In New Jersey Will Remain In Service After Township Leaders Reverse Termination
The vote followed about 30 minutes of public comment and a 45-minute closed-door session with township leaders and rescue squad members.
Moorestown, NJ|News|
Crews Battle Large Fire At Southampton, New Jersey, Auto Repair Shop
Fire personnel from surrounding towns were called in to assist with the firefight. The fire has since been placed under control.
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Cam Jurgens Among Philadelphia Eagles Players To Exit Win Over Minnesota Vikings With Injury
Jurgens sustained a knee injury and was replaced by backup offensive lineman Brett Toth, who struggled at times vs. Minnesota.
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2 Arrested In Connection With Armored Truck Robberies In And Around Philadelphia, FBI Says
The indictment states that Shackleford and Davis were both charged with four counts of robbery and attempted robbery and other charges.
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Thousands Protest Trump Administration In "No Kings" Philadelphia Protest
Chants echoed through Center City as participants waved handmade signs and sang along to protest songs.
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NOMO Helping Empower Young Business Owners In Philadelphia
In West Philadelphia, a new generation of business owners is setting up shop — and they're not even old enough to drive.
Collingswood, NJ|News|
New Jersey Seeks Proposals To Redevelop Camden Waterfront Site Near Ben Franklin Bridge
It has one of the best views of the Philadelphia skyline, but a 16-acre plot of land north of the Ben Franklin Bridge in Camden, NJ.
Cinnaminson, NJ|News|
Step Inside One Of New Jersey's Most Well-Known Haunted Sites For Free This Spooky Season
The Historic Burlington County Prison Museum is opening its iron doors for free ghost tours throughout October.
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University Of Pennsylvania Declines To Sign Agreement To Uphold Trump Administration Priorities
Penn and eight other schools were asked earlier this month to sign the compact or risk losing out on preferred access to federal funding.
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How Is AI Being Used To Create Disturbing Images Of Children? A Philadelphia Professor Explains.
"The type of people who use this software to create nude images are often fixated on specific people," District Attorney Holihan said.
