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Family of doctor at CHOP slain in bike crash want change, ‘full accountability' in wake of her death
The parents of Barbara Friedes, a doctor at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia who was killed by a driver who sped through a bike lane near Rittenhouse Square, have released a statement thanking police for their work and noting that they are working to ensure her death leads to change.
$1,000 NSHSS Future Educators Scholarship Due: 8/8
Background: Education is vital for enriching society. Teaching has evolved significantly in recent years, from traditional methods to innovative approaches like tablets and STEM education. NSHSS aims to support students passionate about education and its transformation. Eligibility:. 🎓 High school and college students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher...
Danny Garcia is brewing a new Philly star in Johnny Rivera and drew a thousand to prove it
PHILADELPHIA, PA — It was a week after one of Philadelphia boxing’s biggest accomplishments, drawing 14,119 to the Wells Fargo Center for Jaron “Boots” Ennis’ first IBF welterweight title defense against late-replacement David Avanesyan. You would figure Philly would have its fill of boxing. Not...
Meet our New Chief Operating Officer, Lisa Murch!
I am thrilled to announce that, as of July 1, 2024, Mural Arts has a new Chief Operating Officer (COO), Lisa Murch. Lisa brings over 20 years of arts administration and education experience to her new role. She began her journey with Mural Arts as a muralist in 2001, painting her first mural as a Lead Teaching Artist.
Eagles OC Kellen Moore likes the advantages gained from using Jalen Hurts in the run game
Jalen Hurts is one of the most accomplished rushing quarterbacks in NFL history through year five in the league, and Kellen Moore won’t discount that unique dual-threat talent. Hurst is still incredibly influential in short-yardage and goal-line situations, and the Eagles’ new offensive coordinator recently discussed the advantages of using Hurts in the running game.
Dr. Peter DeLuca named Eagles' head team physician
The Philadelphia Eagles have added Peter DeLuca, MD, as head orthopedic physician for the 2024 season, according to a July 28 report from nj.com. Dr. DeLuca previously served as the team's head physician from 1997 to 2018, formerly holding the same role with the Philadelphia Flyers. The appointment comes after...
Philadelphia Women's Theatre Festival Runs August 9-18
The Philadelphia Women's Theatre Festival is celebrating 10 years."Our mission is to create a platform for women, nonbinary artists, femme-identifying artists in Philadelphia to uplift and tell their stories," says Glynnis Nadelbaum, Artistic Director of the Philadelphia Women's Theatre Festival. "We're really celebrating everything that we've accomplished."This year the festival spans 10 days. Chosen writers live within an hour of Center City in Philadelphia.Nadelbaum says the focus was to find pieces empowering women.Playwright Brie Knight returns with her play, Pancake Queen."This play is about and for Nancy Green," says Knight. "The first woman to portray the marketing icon that we...
Oscar Maxfield Qualifies for U.S. Amateur
PHILADELPHIA - Recent Drexel graduate Oscar Maxfield has qualified for the 2024 U.S. Amateur. The Utah native tied for medalist honors on July 23rd at The Country Club in Salt Lake City. Maxfield advanced in an 18-hole Local Qualifying round, to advance to the Final Qualifying. The USGA revamped the...
In Pa., spotted lanternflies’ knack for hitchhiking is proving crucial to their staying power
The invasive insect appeared in Pennsylvania 10 years ago and continues to spread west, as far away as Illinois. Spotted lanternflies are back in the Philly region, and in the 10 years since they first appeared in Pennsylvania, scientists have learned important details about the damage they cause — and what makes them so effective.
Leagues Cup: Philadelphia Union vs Charlotte FC 1-0
The Leagues Cup kicked off on Saturday, July 27th at Subaru Park when the Union took on Charlotte FC. José Martínez started the game with a yellow card prior to kickoff for dissent. He along with other players on the team were told by the referee to remove their wedding bands. In the past, the team used taped over their bands and were able to play. Later, Kai Wagner saw one of the Charlotte FC players with his band on and alerted the referee. It did not appear to be a concern of the referee. A new addition to the team, Samuel Adeniran, made his first start for the team and almost scored in the first half. His presence on the field and ability to integrate into the Union’s system made him look like a veteran Union player. Registering his first League Cup goal, Tai Baribo helped the Union take the lead in the 33rd minute. In additional to yellow card issued to José Martínez, players Tyger Smalls (60’), Dániel Gazdag (68’) and Captain Alejandro Bedoya (75’) were also given yellow cards in the game. Andre Blake was in the net and registered the 2nd clean sheet of his Leagues Cup career.
Philadelphia Braces for Showers and Potential Thunderstorms This Week
Residents of Philadelphia should keep their umbrellas at hand this week, as the city is forecasting a series of showers and possible thunderstorms. According to the latest update from the National Weather Service in Philadelphia, there's a slight chance of showers today, a trend that seems to carry on into the weekend. Today's high is set near 87 degrees with a mild south wind picking up from 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
Powering Our Future: A Clean Energy Vision for Philadelphia
Today announced the publication of Powering Our Future: A Clean Energy Vision for Philadelphia. The report lays out short- and long-term goals for meeting the City’s commitments to fighting climate change and potential strategies for achieving those goals. This publication follows a draft released last November for public comment. The report's final version incorporates feedback from residents, advocates, and issue experts.
Step outside your comfort zone with these sauces on National Wing Day
It’s easy to celebrate National Wing Day with some classic sauces like buffalo and garlic parmesan but Chef Tim Witcher, Executive Chef and Co-owner of the Wing Kitchen, thinks it can be fun to go outside your comfort zone with wings. He cooked up a non-traditional sauce, jalapeno blueberry, in the PHL 17 Hatfield kitchen. […]
Morgan Properties Expands Portfolio with Acquisition of Eleven Multifamily Communities Across Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Markets
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA - Morgan Properties, the nation’s largest private owner of multifamily communities, announced that it has acquired an 11-property portfolio of apartments located throughout the state of Pennsylvania from the original developer and owner – The DePaul Management Company. Totaling 3,434 units in the suburbs of Philadelphia...
Lack of EV chargers; super light show; judge refuses to move trial | Morning roundup
So many electric vehicles in Philly, but so few chargers. The transition to electric-powered vehicles is well on its way, but the related construction of a vehicle-charging network continues to lag, especially in cities. Billy Penn’s Meir Rinde looks at the where Philly is in summer 2024, and when we can expect things to improve. The good news, many people and companies are working on solutions. Continue reading …
Man hurt in shooting at large gathering in SW Philly, police say
A man is recovering after he was shot at a large gathering in Southwest Philadelphia, police said. Police responded to 60th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard on Sunday around 9:35 p.m. after receiving multiple reports of a person shot. Léelo en español aquí. When police arrived, they found a...
How the Sixers Stixers drumline is giving Philadelphia's kids a path forward
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Head to Wells Fargo Center for a Philadelphia 76ers home game, and you'll find one of the city's most recognizable drumlines.Known for hyping up the crowd before, during and after each home game, director Antoine Mapp is the heart of the Sixers Stixers ensemble."I pray every single time before I go on the floor. 'God I can't believe I'm here.'" Mapp said.Mapp humbly drums to change the lives of young people. As he explains it, "putting drumsticks in people's hands so they won't put guns in them."Mapp has been on this mission for nearly 33 years:...
Mullica Hill Calendar from Aug. 7 to Aug. 14
Events are subject to cancellation. Check in with the organizer’s website and social media for news and updates. Wednesday Aug. 7: Environmental Commission Meeting at the Harrison Township Municipal Building at 7 p.m. Saturday Aug. 10: Main Street Market along Main Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Richwood...
Mantua Calendar from Aug. 7 to Aug. 14
Events are subject to cancellation. Check in with the organizer’s website and social media for news and updates. Monday Aug. 5 to Friday Aug. 9: Trash Bulk Pick Up. Saturday Aug. 10: Car Seat Safety Technicians at Sewell Fire House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Convenience Center Drop Off at the Public Works Garage from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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