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Millions to be lost as Pennsylvania lottery Powerball tickets near expiration
MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (WTAJ) — More than a million dollars is about to be “lost” as three Powerball tickets in Pennsylvania are set to expire. The three tickets are worth a total of $1.25 million and were sold in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New Tripoli (Lehigh County). A million-dollar ticket was sold at United Food Market on […]
Eetu Makiniemi signs PTO contract with Flyers
With training camp just under three weeks away, the Flyers are continuing to fill out their roster. They've added another goaltender to the mix, signing Eetu Makiniemi to a professional tryout contract. While the Flyers have not officially announced the news, it's safe to say that the news is true...
InductEV & EO Charging in Partnership to Advance High-Power Wireless Charging for Commercial EV Fleets
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News!. InductEV, Inc., the leader in high-power wireless charging solutions, and EO Charging (EO), a global pioneer in electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for depot-based fleets, have entered into a partnership to potentially integrate InductEV’s inductive wireless charging technology into EO’s suite of EV charging solutions for commercial fleets.
Philadelphia duo engaged in sexual activity before car rolled into Schuylkill River: police
A man and woman got lucky for more than one reason Wednesday after escaping their vehicle after rolling into the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia while engaging in sexual activity.
At Philly Y, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, Early Learning Investment Commission, spotlight child care barriers in PA
With the sounds of children on the playground outside as background accompaniment, public officials and industry stakeholders met at the YMCA Roxborough in Philadelphia to discuss the current state of child care in the commonwealth – and what can be done to improve it. “This is an issue across...
Bohm exits Phillies-Braves series opener after awkward swing
Alec Bohm was removed from the Phillies' series opener against the Braves after the second inning with left hand discomfort. Bohm injured his hand on the second swing of his first and only at-bat against Charlie Morton in the bottom of the first. His hands twisted awkwardly on the follow-through of his swing and he let out a yelp. Manager Rob Thomson and Phillies assistant athletic trainer Christian Bermudez checked on Bohm for a couple of minutes but the third baseman stayed in the game.
Young man critically wounded in Wilmington shooting
A shooting in Wilmington Thursday afternoon has left an 18-year-old male hospitalized in critical condition. The victim was found just after 3:00 p.m. near West 2nd Street and North Franklin Street. Detectives are still investigating the shooting. Anyone with information is asked to contact city police at 302-576-3621 or Delaware...
Chaka Khan, Les Misérables and the Polish American Festival in this week’s ‘Things To Do’
The annual People’s Festival celebrates the legacy of reggae icon Bob Marley. Now in its 30th year in Wilmington, headliners include Sister Nancy and Junior Toots. In New Jersey, Glassboro gears up for its Car Show & Food Truck Festival. In the ‘burbs, Ludwig’s Corner Horse Show and Country Fair has gone on since 1943. Comparably, the Polish American Family Festival and Country Fair has almost 50 years under its belt. Musicians in town for the holiday weekend feature a stacked lineup that includes Usher, James Taylor, Avril Lavigne, Chaka Khan and house music queen Crystal Waters.
Report: Eagles' James Bradberry (leg) out 6-8 weeks
Aug 15, 2024; Foxborough, MA, USA; Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry IV (24) warms up before a game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-USA TODAY Sports. Philadelphia Eagles veteran defensive back James Bradberry is expected to miss approximately six-to-eight weeks after sustaining a lower...
Castellanos and Marsh spark Phillies' comeback
PHILADELPHIA – It had happened 55 times in the last decade. The Atlanta Braves had built a lead of four runs or more against the Philadelphia Phillies. In all 55 occasions, the Braves went on to win the game. It happened for the 56th time on Thursday. Only this...
Montgomery County back-to-school supplies drive donates to Norristown Area School District
NORRISTOWN — It’s back-to-school season for thousands of children across Montgomery County and a massive school supplies delivery is working to ensure they’ll have the tools to succeed. Montgomery County held a back to school supplies drive earlier this month to help students in need. While students...
Philadelphia Has Some of the Rudest Residents in the Nation, According to New Study
A new study surveyed 1,000 adult Americans to determine where Americans want to live in 2024. With rude residents being a factor against living in a city, Philadelphia was ranked No. 10 in terms of U.S. cities with the rudest residents. Philadelphia ranks among the top 10 cities in the...
Meet Julian! This tripod pup doesn't let his injury slow him down
This week, 6abc's Shelter Me spotlighted the Pennsylvania SPCA located right in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia.The PSPCA is a nonprofit founded in 1867 whose mission is to protect animals, prevent cruelty and improve the health and quality of life throughout Pennsylvania. It has locations in Philadelphia, Danville, Lancaster and the Main Line.PSPCA's Lindsey King introduced us to Julian, a resilient pup who never let an injury slow him down. Julian had to get one of his legs amputated due to an injury, but he hasn't let that affect him. He approaches every day with enthusiasm and courage.Julian is about 10 months old and full of love and life. He thrives on the companionship of human friends and is totally open to meeting other dogs and even children.Right now Julian is in the care of a foster family. If you are interested in adopting him, please e-mail foster@pspca.org. You can look at other adoptable pets by visiting PSPCA.org.
Mayor Purzycki Helps the Buccini Pollin Group Top Out The Press Project in Downtown Wilmington
Mayor Mike Purzycki was pleased to join representatives from the Buccini Pollin Group, City officials, and community members on Wednesday morning for a topping out ceremony to celebrate a new apartment complex coming to North Orange Street. The $90-million project, aptly named The Press, occupies the site of the former headquarters of The News Journal. It will bring 243 apartments to Downtown Wilmington when it opens next summer. The BPG news release about yesterday’s ceremony is presented below.
Penn State basketball to return to Philadelphia to face Drexel in non-conference action
Penn State basketball is headed back to Philadelphia. But it's not to play a game at The Palestra, where the Nittany Lions have hosted a Big Ten matchup the past two years. Penn State will face Drexel at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Saturday, Dec. 21, the program revealed Thursday. The news came as part of the announcement of the Nittany Lions' non-conference schedule. The game time has not been announced yet.
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