Community
After shooting standoff, a sermon of hope and love for community rocked by gun violence
After last week’s shootout in Nicetown-Tioga, the sermons on Saturday were given in a new light — with a focus on hope, unity and healing.
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N.J. trooper saves man from drowning while vacationing at the Shore
A New Jersey state trooper vacationing with his family at the Jersey Shore recently put his water rescue training into action and saved a man from drowning.
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The 1970s PPD was wary of hormones, bad bones and gullibility.
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Point Comfort’s legacy: Slavery and scars, but also strength that builds from pushing back
When you’re always pushing against the weight of oppression, it’s like your soul is pumping iron. The heavier the weight, the stronger your spirit gets.
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Listen 2:31Eight years ago, a 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook the Jersey Shore
Eight years ago today, the Jersey Shore was rattled by an earthquake that experts say about one-third of the United States population also felt.
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No severance pay or benefits for PES refinery workers; next round of layoffs Friday
Friday will be the last day for union workers at the fire-damaged Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery, except for 83 who will stay on.
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Emotions raw, PES refinery workers fight to keep plant open
Refinery unions say the closure of the facility will impact about 36,000 jobs indirectly and that the region will lose $16 billions if it closes permanently.
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Philly entrepreneurs crowdfunded $50K to save a neighborhood farm
Stewards want Life Do Grow to become a ‘trampoline’ for local start-ups.
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A world without I. Goldberg Army & Navy: the iconic store’s final days
The Army & Navy store, a Philadelphia retail institution, has been struggling as Center City rents went up and walk-in trade went down.
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Listen 1:41Chinatown is building the gathering space the community needs
Since its beginnings, Chinatown has never had a space of its own. There have never been public facilities for people to gather, celebrate and be together.
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Why a black woman should be Philly’s next police commissioner
The problems in the police department go beyond misogyny and racism. The problems can be traced to the department’s culture and structure.
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Comic book and film geeks, guitar gods, Japanese and Ukrainian culture in this week’s ‘Things to Do’
What’s happening on a late August weekend in Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware? Naked bikers, comic book and film geeks, guitar gods, and more!
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Listen 4:54‘Row house’ or ‘rowhouse’? Philly’s debate over a space
Is it "row house" or "rowhouse"? Why the question of a single space is so contentious, so steeped in Philly history, and so wrapped up in our city's identity.
Air Date: August 22, 2019
Listen 12:41Where Eric Garner died, changes in policing win little applause
After Garner's death, the police department required all 36,000 officers to undergo three days of training, including classes focused on de-escalation.
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SEPTA GM Jeff Knueppel to retire in December, PennDOT secretary eyed as replacement
SEPTA General Manager Jeff Knueppel will retire on Dec. 31, at the end of his contract with the $2 billion-a-year transit agency, officials confirmed today.
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