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Edie Weinstein, founder of Hug Mobsters Armed With Love, is giving out 'virtual hugs' this Valentine's Day. (Photo by Kim Krause Berg)

‘Virtual hugs,’ Zoom Galentines, ‘traveling’ to China: How people are celebrating a very different Valentine’s Day

Many are finding creative ways this year to show their love to significant others, friends, and families.

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Ruby K. Lane and Katherine Kirby, outside a church in West Philadelphia right after they received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Feb. 13, 2021. (Peter Crimmins/WHYY)
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Black church leaders, health systems organize mass vaccination site in West Philadelphia

Area hospitals partnered with neighborhood faith leaders to encourage their flocks to get the COVID-19 shot. The first of 3 planned clinics was Saturday.

5 years ago

Fans watch the high school football game between Davison and Flint Powers Catholic on September 18, 2020 in Davison, Michigan.
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To play, or not to play: Schools wrestle with CDC’s athletics recommendations

New CDC guidance warns schools about resuming athletic activities, especially indoors, but some districts are still sending their kids to play ball.

5 years ago

The east branch of Wallenpaupack Creek runs through Promised Land State Park in Pike County. (Rachel McDevitt/StateImpact Pennsylvania)
Environment
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Pennsylvania
StateImpact Pennsylvania

State parks opening more campsites to pets, after surge of people visited in 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic limited indoor gatherings and large outdoor events last year, people flocked to state parks for fun —and safe — things to do.

5 years ago

Jamal Johnson continues to protest for more resources to combat gun violence in Philadelphia at City Hall despite snow and more forecast for later today. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Billy Penn

26-day hunger strike ends after activist extracts Kenney promise to act on gun violence

Philly radio host Purple Queen facilitated the truce with Jamal Johnson, through the mayor stopped short of declaring gun violence a citywide emergency.

5 years ago

Leyla McCalla, narrator of the radio program Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms (Courtesy of Rush Jagoe)
History
Race & Ethnicity

Haitian American musician says first Black-led republic should be celebrated during Black History Month

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with musician Leyla McCalla, who plays Twoubadou music to connect with her Haitian heritage.

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A PSPCA worker holds a cute puppy and his valentine
Animals
Home & Family
Philadelphia

How the PSPCA is showing love to shelter pets this Valentine’s Day

If you are looking for an excuse to shower shelter animals with unconditional love, here’s what the PSPCA has going on this weekend.

5 years ago

Reagan Campbell, 25, of Philadelphia, is a stylist who wants women to feel confident to wear their hair how they want. (Courtesy of Reagan Campbell)
Delaware
Race & Ethnicity

Black women celebrate growing support for the CROWN Act in Delaware

Delaware appears poised to pass legislation protecting Black people with natural hairstyles from discrimination.

5 years ago

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Chick Corea, seen here performing in Turin, Italy, in 2018, died Feb. 9. (Giorgio Perottino/Getty Images for OGR)
NPR
Music
Performing Arts

Chick Corea, jazz fusion pioneer, has died of cancer at 79

The keyboardist, composer and bandleader died Feb. 9. He was one of the fathers of jazz fusion, with his work spanning from acoustic jazz to his own Mozart interpretations.

5 years ago

Researchers at Temple University found the average number of people shot in Philly each week nearly doubled during the first eight months of the pandemic. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Gun Violence
Philadelphia
Public Health

‘This is unprecedented’: Study finds link between COVID lockdowns and shootings in Philly

Researchers at Temple University found the average number of people shot in Philly each week nearly doubled during the first eight months of the pandemic.

5 years ago

Mayor Jim Kenney addresses the media
PlanPhilly
Gun Violence
Philadelphia
Politics

‘How many lives?’: Survivors want to know why Philly won’t declare gun violence emergency

As City Council and Mayor Kenney continue to clash over a resolution to declare gun violence an emergency, Philadelphians on the frontlines call for leadership.

5 years ago

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Business
Philadelphia
Billy Penn

12 awesome (and safe) Valentine’s Day dates that support Philly entrepreneurs

Options include cookie decorating, serenades, card making and…romantic Zoom crashing.

5 years ago

Nya and Lynette Medley
Philadelphia
Public Health
Billy Penn

Free supplies, clean bathrooms and a safe haven: Germantown hub opens to address ‘period poverty’

Lynette Medley, who started the hashtag #BlackGirlsBleed, is launching a new project for her community.

5 years ago

A close-up photo of Jamira Burley
Movies
Race & Ethnicity
Social Justice

The ‘untold’ revolutionaries: Identity series explores lesser-known Black social movements

The most recent installment of Philadelphia journalist and storyteller Sofiya Ballin’s Black History Untold series explores the 'untold' histories of Black social movements.

5 years ago

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Adrian Miller, the author of 'Soul Food: The Surprising Story of an American Cuisine, One Plate at a Time.' (Courtesy of Adrian Hill)
Food & Drink
New Jersey
Race & Ethnicity

Attorney-turned-author to defend soul food at the Camden library

The author of the award-winning “Soul Food” book says don’t be afraid of the health and history of soul food.

5 years ago

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