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Ribbon cutting marks official opening of Commerce Connector in Philadelphia’s Old City
The project transformed a once neglected alleyway into a greenspace that connects some of the neighborhood's historical sites.
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NJ Transit is expanding a project to present art exhibitions at bus and train stations
The agency is partnering with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts on the TRANSITional Art Project, which features N.J. artists.
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Philly’s Francisville section follows its own angle
Along Ridge Avenue’s diagonal, new construction is reshaping the neighborhood. Shared gardens, a family church and neighbors who show up for one another help keep it grounded.
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts joins list of athletes diagnosed with blood clots
Hurts' diagnosis brought new attention to the condition, its risks and treatments, while raising questions about why so many athletes have been diagnosed with blood clots.
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A ‘pop-up’ newsroom is coming to Willingboro, New Jersey
The Burlington County event gives residents a chance to pitch story ideas and will feature information for prospective foster-care and adoptive parents.
7 hours ago
Philly’s past is still present: 16 haunted places to know about
Philly’s ghosts are older than America. And they are still causing trouble.
8 hours ago
It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Here’s what to know
Joanna Otero-Cruz, president of Women Against Abuse, talks DV warning signs and resources.
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Philadelphia’s Settlement Music School goes national with its arts preschool
Settlement’s preschool program, Kaleidoscope, is “unparalleled” for integrating arts into early childhood development. It’s now available online.
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Norcross, who is running for a seventh U.S. House term, last faced off against a Republican in 2016. He says he “debates the issues everyday.”
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Listen 1:03John Atkins once resigned from his state House seat after a fight with his wife rather than face censure, and was later charged with felony strangulation of his girlfriend.
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Listen 1:59The clinical trial is part of the center’s new research division, which aims to expand health care research opportunities in LGBTQ+ communities.
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Listen 1:05The Delaware Attorney General’s Office said its FOIA opinions are non-binding and it lacks the resources to enforce violations.
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Listen 0:58William Penn School District reinstates some sports teams following suspensions
The school district in Delaware County previously suspended all athletics, pointing to “an alleged incident that implicates culture and climate.”
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Jalen Hurts’ long-term injury, explained
The Eagles’ quarterback is out indefinitely after doctors diagnosed him with deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli. Here’s what those mean.
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Haverford College selects Tulane University Dean Brian T. Edwards as new president
Edwards, currently dean of Tulane’s School of Liberal Arts, will start July 1 at Haverford College.
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