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Cornel West can't be on Pennsylvania's presidential ballot, court decides
Independent presidential candidate Cornel West lost a legal challenge Friday in his bid to get on the ballot in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.Commonwealth Court Judge Renee Cohn Jubelirer, in a 15-page opinion, sided with the Secretary of State's office under Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro in rejecting West's candidacy paperwork.The Secretary of State's office said West's campaign lacked the required affidavits for 14 of West's 19 presidential electors. Jubelirer, a Republican, agreed with the Secretary of State's office that minor-party presidential electors are to be considered candidates for office who must file affidavits, even if major-party presidential electors are not.The...
Watch: Highlights of La Salle College High School’s win over Harrisburg
HARRISBURG — La Salle College High School will certainly remember Brett Gordon’s tenure beginning with a bang. A La Salle College High School alum of 1998, Gordon took over his alma mater in January and his first game helming his old haunt resulted in a 45-7 win over Harrisburg at Severance Field on Saturday.
'The sky's the limit' | Penn State OT Drew Shelton embracing chance to start in Year 3
Downingtown West coach Tom Kline had just finished his round at the football program’s annual golf event, driving his cart back to the return spot when something caught his eye. There was a golf club, gripped tightly in the hands of a physical specimen the offensive line assistant couldn’t...
When Conshohocken’s children were asked to run home from school during the Cold War
During the Cold War, students participated in civil defense drills that followed the advent of atomic and then nuclear weapons. In a photo dated December 12, 1961 that appeared in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, students at Conshohocken Elementary School are shown running home from school as part of Operation Run.
Photo Gallery: Episcopal Academy vs Conestoga
Episcopal Academy girls hosted Conestoga for a preseason friendly on Friday at Episcopal Academy. Conestoga had a goal in each half to win 2-0…. This content is for Monthly Membership, Annual Membership, and Two-Day Pass members only. Join Now Please upgrade your subscription if you’d like to view it....
1 dead, 3 hospitalized in quadruple shooting in Chester
Police are investigating a shooting out of Delaware County.Officials say at least 30 shots were fired in a deadly shooting in Chester.It happened at the intersection of Butler and Concord streets around 11:45 p.m. Saturday.Police say four people were shot.One victim died at the scene.Three others are hospitalized.One of the men is listed in critical condition, while the other two are listed in stable condition.Investigators have not revealed a motive for the shooting.
Send Us Your Back-to-school Photos!
Today is the first day of school for many school districts around the area, and if you have a kid heading back to school or going to school for the first time, we want to see your photos! All photos will be used in consideration for PHL17 Morning News, PHL17.com, and PHL17’s social media sites.
Bomb threat cancels French Montana show at 'The Fillmore' in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA - A concert was over before it even started after a bomb threat activated an investigation at a Philadelphia venue Sunday night. Officers responded to "The Fillmore," forcing an evacuation of the entire building around 6:30 p.m. French Montana was set to perform just an hour later. MORE HEADLINES:
Penn State Abington Mourns Longtime Business Professor Steve McMillan
Steve McMillan, second from left, associate professor of business at Penn State Abington, traveled to Malta with students in 2019 to teach a course that focused on ethics in international business contexts. The Penn State Abington campus community is mourning the loss of G. Steven McMillan, Associate Professor of Business,...
This Week Now: Music Bingo, Zydeco-A-Go-Go, fishing derby highlight the week
Zydeco-A-Go-Go grooves White’s Road Park’s amphitheater Tuesday night at 7, rescheduled from a previous rainout. Lansdale Parks and Recreation will be collecting donations of new, unused items for Trinity Lutheran Church’s Code Blue Shelter during the concert. Food trucks from Philly Waffle Cabin and Big Red Bites will be there, and, of course, Well Crafted Beer. North Penn Bike Valet will be there to watch your bikes during the concert.
2-alarm fire reported at Grand View Hospital
W. ROCKHILL TWP., Pa. -- Firefighters rushed to a hospital in Bucks County on Sunday night. Fire was reported at Grand View Hospital in West Rockhill Township. Crews struck two alarms, and multiple fire departments responded to the scene. Firefighters seemed to be focused on the newer portion of the...
Formerly Incarcerated Artists Display Powerful Work in New Exhibition
On September 12, TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image (TILT) (1400 N. American Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122) unveils Wherever There Is Light, an extraordinary exhibition featuring the photography of four formerly incarcerated artists as they share their experiences within the United States penal system. Through emotional and powerful images, the exhibition explores the profound impact of mass incarceration on individuals, families, and communities. The show is curated by Dr. Melanee C. Harvey and is led by Washington, D.C.-based photographer Larry W. Cook whose work will also be featured in the exhibit. Cook created a smaller version of the project in 2020 at the Los Angeles art gallery, The Canary Test in California. Wherever There Is Light is on display in TILT’s Gallery from September 12 to December 31.
Historic Reading Pagoda hosts exclusive tour as restoration efforts progress
The iconic Reading Pagoda, a landmark perched 620 feet above the city, opened its doors for a special guided tour on Sunday, August 25. This event, though closed to the general public, was accessible via a livestream on social media, allowing the community to virtually experience the first look inside the building since its closure in 2020.
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