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Old Main on Penn State's University Park campus. (Min Xian/WPSU)
Business
Higher Education
Public Health

Penn State furloughs some employees with 50% pay, doesn’t rule out future layoffs

Facing major financial losses, Penn State has furloughed some employees, but will be paying them 50% starting May 4 through June.

5 years ago

Members of Bread & Roses Racial and Economic Justice Giving Project celebrating as they work to raise money for grassroots community organizing. (Bread and Roses)
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PlanPhilly
Philadelphia
Public Health
Social Justice
Eyes on the Street

Why we need community organizers in the time of COVID-19

Grants are available to groups organizing around the pandemic and to those struggling to operate in a changed environment or generate lost revenue.

5 years ago

Rudolph Sutton poses with his son Rudolpho in a photo taken in 2015 at SCI-Graterford in Montgomery County, where Sutton was serving a life sentence. (Courtesy of Rudolpho Sutton)
Criminal Justice
Pennsylvania

His father was the 1st Pa. inmate to die of COVID-19. Now, he’ll continue the fight to ‘clear his name’

The Pennsylvania Innocence Project concluded Rudolph Sutton was likely innocent, just as his health began to decline after serving 30 years behind bars.

5 years ago

Listen 2:21
A rider stands next to an Indego station. (Indego/City of Philadelphia)
PlanPhilly
Streets & Roads
Sustainability
Transportation

Indego offers a 30-day discount to mark 5 years of blue bikes in Philly

The bike-share has logged more than 3.5 million rides and hit record numbers in 2020 before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the city.

5 years ago

A waterspout over the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday afternoon. (Photo courtesy of Michaela Murray/Jersey Shore Hurricane News)
Down the Shore
Environment
New Jersey

NWS: Tornado caused damage as it moved across N.J. barrier island

A tornado caused damage on a New Jersey barrier island during Tuesday afternoon's severe thunderstorms, the National Weather Service confirmed Thursday. 

5 years ago

Rev. Dr. Alyn E. Waller
Philadelphia
Public Health
Religion
The Philadelphia Tribune

Rev. Dr. Alyn E. Waller tests positive for COVID-19

Rev. Dr. Alyn E. Waller shared Thursday that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

5 years ago

U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic released these surveillance images of a missing man who rowed a boat into the Toms River on Tuesday. (Courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard Mid-Atlantic)
Down the Shore
New Jersey
Public Safety

Coast Guard suspends search for Ocean County man last spotted in rowboat

The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a man who went missing after taking his rowboat into a southern New Jersey waterway before strong storms swept through the area.

5 years ago

Pendle Hill Quaker Fellowship
Public Health
Religion

In the age of social distancing, Quakers have quickly adapted to online worship

In the last month, many things once deemed impossible have suddenly become imaginable. That’s certainly true for the Religious Society of Friends.

5 years ago

Bootsie Barns will be honored by the Clef Club. (Courtesy of The Philadelphia Tribune)
Music
Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Tribune

Bootsie Barnes, legendary Philadelphia jazz saxophonist, dies at 82

An icon in the Philly jazz scene, he grew up in West Philly, making a name for himself in the 1950's playing alongside the likes of legendary musicians such as Lee Morgan.

5 years ago

Betsy James Wyeth
Pennsylvania
Visual Arts

Betsy Wyeth, widow and muse of Andrew Wyeth, dies at 98

Betsy James Wyeth, the widow, business manager and muse of painter Andrew Wyeth, has died at age 98.

5 years ago

Longwood Gardens
Things To Do
Community Events
April 23 - 29, 2020

Baseball’s greatest games, virtual circus, ballet online, and Longwood at home in this week’s ‘Things To Do’

As we enter another week of self-isolation and social distancing, here's our latest Things To Do in the Philadelphia region, online edition.

5 years ago

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A drone image of storm damage in Toms River Tuesday afternoon. (Courtesy of the Toms River Police Department)
Down the Shore
Environment
New Jersey

Straight-line winds, not a tornado, caused damage at Jersey Shore, NWS says

A tornado was not responsible for the damage inflicted in an Ocean County municipality Tuesday, weather officials say.

5 years ago

For Philly cofounder David Brindley's kids help unload a truck of meal boxes. (Jeff Wicklund of the Enterprise Center)
Food & Drink
Income Inequality
Public Health
Billy Penn

Give help, get help: Two new apps offer food delivery — and a chance to volunteer

For Philly and Your Neighbor Good are helping Philadelphians in need.

5 years ago

American Dream performs at the Earth Day Rally at Belmont Plateau in Fairmount Park on April 22,1970. (Special Collections Research Center. Temple University Libraries)
PlanPhilly
Environment
History

How ‘Filthydelphia’ made Earth Day a thing

No, the Unicorn Killer did not found Earth Day. A look back at Philadelphia’s role in creating Earth Day and shaping the environmental movement.

5 years ago

Listen 1:16
Storm damage Tuesday afternoon in the area of Bay Avenue and Twin Oaks Drive in Toms River. (Photo courtesy of Tom Damiano, as submitted to JSHN)
Down the Shore
Environment
New Jersey

Thousands without power after severe storm wallops Shore town

More than 14,000 residents at the Jersey Shore are without power after a severe thunderstorm line blasted through portions of the region on Tuesday afternoon.

5 years ago

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