Michaela Winberg

When will people learn to keep the city’s name out of their mouth?

Started by a lawyer from the Dominican Republic, the business became a staple in the Philly immigrant community.

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The city says it’s “prepared to manage” the event, which is billed as a protest — not a parade.

Before her recent car purchase, the Philly-area native comedian was a public transportation diehard, she told Jimmy Fallon.

The program is paid for by CARES Act funding.

In the 1990s, he helped create Northern Liberties’ first modern green space.

“This is not a Nascar racing zone,” Donna Price, a North Philadelphia block captain, said. “We’re going to slow it down and have safety for our children.”

The automatic passenger counting system that checks SEPTA buses and trolleys for overcrowding remains inactive about four months after the malware attack.

Details are still unclear on the policy change, which was spurred by Twitter requests.

To residents, key parts of the 15-year tradition are missing, but decorations still shine bright.

A photo tour of rowhomes decked out for the season.