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Meteorologist Cecily Tynan meets prickly porcupine, puma cubs at Philadelphia Zoo
Meteorologist Cecily Tynan took us on another edition of Zoo Adventures!On Wednesday, Tynan met a prickly friend: the North American porcupine.She also got to see two puma cubs who are thriving at the Philadelphia Zoo.Watch for more Zoo Adventures below:Meteorologist Cecily Tynan meets prickly porcupine, puma cubs at Philadelphia Zoo
America's birthplace celebrates Independence Day | What to know about Philadelphia festivities
Philadelphia is ready for the thousands of people expected to celebrate freedom in America's birthplace Thursday.People gathered to be a part of kicking off the Fourth of July celebrations at Independence Hall in Old City.During Thursday morning's event, Mayor Cherelle Paker recognized several people in attendance and gave out multiple awards."Although this day is a day to reflect and rejoice on our nation's birthday, it is most definitely not a day when we should be resting on our laurels - so much work to do as a city, commonwealth [and] country," Parker said.People from all over traveled to where it...
$20 Million Heat Wing Floated as Free Agent Fit for 76ers
The Philadelphia 76ers are looking to complete the roster around their new Big 3, and a former Miami Heat adversary could make a good deal of sense at the right price. Caleb Martin recently opted out of the final year of his $20.4 million contract with Miami in order to test the free agent waters. He could be looking for upwards of $20 million annually on a new deal, according to the Bleacher Report Live Stream on Tuesday, July 2.
Eastwick, Pa., Getting $2 Million for Flood Mitigation
(TNS) - Philadelphia will receive more than $2 million in federal funding to combat flooding in one of its most flood-prone neighborhoods, according to an announcement Tuesday from President Joe Biden's administration. Eastwick, located in the city's southwestern corner, frequently experiences storm-related flooding from the nearby confluence of Cobbs and...
New public art turns new eyes to old injustices in Phildadelphia
A new public art exhibit in Philadelphia examines the Declaration of Independence through the eyes of the enslaved people of Monticello. Ari Shapiro has been one of the hosts of All Things Considered, NPR's award-winning afternoon newsmagazine, since 2015. During his first two years on the program, listenership to All Things Considered grew at an unprecedented rate, with more people tuning in during a typical quarter-hour than any other program on the radio.
Man Accused Of Raping, Shooting Woman In West Philly Caught In Missouri: Marshals
Damonte Lewis, 32, was taken into custody on Tuesday, July 2, according to federal officials. He is accused of raping a woman in Philadelphia, then shooting her and her boyfriend after the rape was reported to authorities, marshals said. The shooting happened in a second-floor bedroom of a North Peach...
Phillies' clubhouse ‘erupted' over the Cris Sanchez news
Team success is all that matters to this group but the individual awards have already added up for the Phillies with 11 games left before the All-Star break. MLB announced Wednesday morning that both National League monthly honors went to Phillies — Bryce Harper is the Player of the Month, Cristopher Sanchez the Pitcher of the Month.
Philadelphia Unveils $35,000 Grants for Local Entrepreneurs through Business Lending Network
In an initiative designed to bolster local enterprise, the City of Philadelphia is offering a lifeline to small businesses in the form of the Philadelphia Business Lending Network Incentive Grant, entrepreneurs can scoop up to $35,000, which can cover up to 50 percent of loan amounts approved by PBLN lenders. Funded by the Neighborhood Preservation Initiative, this grant aims to inject up to $400 million citywide, a sum intended to nurture neighborhoods and their residents through various programs and investments.
Spike Eskin addresses father’s banning from Phillies home games over ‘unwelcome kiss’
Spike Eskin began his Wednesday afternoon radio show on 94WIP in Philadelphia by addressing the scandal featuring his father, Howard Eskin. Earlier this week, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported WIP radio host and longtime sports media staple Howard Eskin was banned from attending Phillies home games at Citizens Bank Park for the rest of the season. Read more... The post Spike Eskin addresses father’s banning from Phillies home games over ‘unwelcome kiss’ appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Dave Spadaro to speak at Chamber keynote event
The next keynote program of the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce takes place on Thursday, July 11, at Sentient Workspace, 1000 Northbrook Drive, Suite 100, Feasterville-Trevose. Networking and breakout is from 8:30 to 9 a.m., and the program is from 9 to 10:15 a.m. Dave Spadaro, Philadelphia Eagles insider,...
La Salle High football standout makes college choice
Word spread quickly in the college football world after rising La Salle High senior Chris Fileppo verbally committed to play at James Madison University. "Chris was a little bit of a late bloomer to the whole recruiting process," said new La Salle High head coach Brett Gordon, who starred for the Explorers at...
University of Pennsylvania faces lawsuit for allegedly fostering environment of antisemitism on campus
PHILADELPHIA (KYW) -- Days before the University of Pennsylvania's 268th commencement ceremony last May, graduating senior Eyal Yakoby walked through campus with a heavy heart. "People say graduation should be bittersweet," Yakoby said. "It's just bitter at this point." In the wake of the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel,...
New summer camp in West Philadelphia centers on teaching kids science, math, and technology
There's a new summer camp in West Philadelphia introducing kids to a world of opportunities.This isn't your traditional summer camp with swimming, crafts, and sports. It's a digital recreation center focused on bringing resources directly to kids in the neighborhood.Action News cameras visited The Why Project on Wednesday off 52nd Street.The nonprofit is hands-on and centers around science, math, and technology.The mission is to expose sixth through twelfth graders to new ideas and opportunities.Teens like Khalid Porter-Serious are currently learning about the media industry and music production. A grant is also paying him to learn and teach younger kids."I'm glad I did this not for the money but for college applications, future references, future jobs; it's just a fun thing to do and the people I'm working with, I hope these bonds last outside of here," he said.The Why Project is the brainchild of 25-year-old Justin Hill, a recent graduate of Columbia University. He is set to start law school at Temple University in the fall.The Philadelphia resident says this digital camp is about closing the gap between education and the professional world all while emphasizing culture and helping young people believe they belong.
17-Year-Old Critically Injured in Late-Night Philadelphia Shooting, Search for Kensington Gunman Continues
A 17-year-old boy is fighting for his life following an overnight shooting in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood. According to 6abc, the teen was shot in the chest earlier today around 12:30 a.m. while walking along the 1800 block of East Lippencott Street. The victim reportedly heard the gunshot before realizing the bullet had struck him.
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