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Friends, classmates mourn the loss of Roxborough teen

A group of teenagers and parents gathered outside Shawmont Elementary School in Roxborough last night to pay their respects to an Upper R ...

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Dredging the Delaware argued at US Appeals Court

A three-judge federal appeals court panel has heard arguments about whether dredging the Delaware River should be allowed to continue. &n ...

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Cindy Bass announces location for next ‘Coffee with the Councilwoman’

Councilwoman Cindy Bass (D-8th) will host the next session in a series of “Coffee with the Councilwoman” at Porter’s Daycare and E ...

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Fitness gym hopes to relocate to former Good Food Market building

The shadow of Good Food Market’s nasty experience with Chestnut Hill neighbors loomed over last night’s community meeting ove ...

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Penn Charter School’s land use guideline proposal unveiled

Members of the East Falls Community Council’s William Penn Charter Land Use Work Group (PCLU), in conjunction with representatives ...

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Mold outbreak forced Rep. Youngblood’s office to evacuate, sent two to the hospital this fall

A mold outbreak at the Burgess Center located at 200 W. Chelten Ave. in Germantown hospitalized two staff members of state Rep. Rosita Yo ...

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Having trouble calling about your Philadelphia taxes? You’re not alone

The Philadelphia Revenue Department’s official number for questions about paying your taxes is always busy. Does the city want yo ...

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Swaps cost Philadelphia, school district $331 million

As a new report shows the cost of interest rate swaps to the city of Philadelphia and the school district, public interest groups are urg ...

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DUI charges reinstated against Pa. state Rep. Cherelle Parker

A Philadelphia judge today ruled to reinstate all DUI charges against state Rep. Cherelle Parker ...

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MLK Day is ‘not just a day off from work’ for volunteers at First Presbyterian

From his position at the pulpit, Reverend Kevin Porter reminds the congregation that any worthwhile accomplishment is the end result of m ...

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Ivy Ridge Green hosts MLK Day trail cleanups throughout Roxborough and Manayunk

Blaise Syrnick, 55, is a lifelong resident of Manayunk. His memory predates the establishment of the Schuylkill River Trail. On Ma ...

15 years ago

Invoking King legacy, Philadelphia leaders seek help in halting violence

On a day dedicated to remembering an apostle of nonviolence, city leaders visited Bethel Temple Community Bible Church in the Kensington ...

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Roxborough residents killed in Kelly Drive car crash

A woman and a boy from Roxborough were killed in a head-on collision on Kelly Drive Monday afternoon. Police say Karen Watts, 34, ...

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Philadelphia Orchestra performs annual tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. at MLK High

Hundreds of people filled the Martin Luther King High School auditorium on Monday evening to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.  Hosted b ...

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Volunteers help to ‘restore the spirit’ at Germantown High

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, Monday served as a call to action for public service throughout the country. In the No ...

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