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Tree of Life mural at the Ukrainian League
This project came to Mural Arts through a mural application in March 2022. The mural, by artist Rymma Mylenkova, titled Tree of Life, is located on the Ukrainian League of Philadelphia’s building at 800 N 23rd St. We worked closely with the members of the Ukrainian League on the design and the installation was finished at the end of June. The mural will be dedicated on Friday, September 13, 2024 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm.
Bettors banking on Eagles resurgence, Cowboys regression as NFL season begins
The Eagles looked as if they were ready to return to the Super Bowl last season after beating the Bills 37-34 in overtime to move to 10-1.Then Philadelphia fell apart, losing six of its final seven games, including a 32-9 stinker in the playoffs to the Buccaneers.But now the Eagles are back to form — or at least many bettors are banking on it.Joey Feazel, head football trader for Caesars Sportsbook, said those placing bets believe not playing a first-place NFC East schedule should help the Eagles. He also pointed to the arrivals of coordinators Kellen Moore on...
Eagles poach former third-round DT pick from waiver wire
Sign up for our email newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest local sports news throughout Philadelphia. According to Tom Pelissero, the Philadelphia Eagles have claimed former Raiders DT, Byron Young, off waivers. Eagles claim underdog Byron Young off waivers. The Eagles have just completed the formation of their 53-man...
Philadelphia Eagles Tied for "Best-Run Organization" in Poll of NFL Agents
Ben Standig at The Athletic (with ads) polled 31 NFL agents on a varity of topics. The Eagles tied with the 49ers for best-run organization. Here’s some of what they said:. “Eagles. Every year, free agents want to go there. They reward players, and (GM) Howie (Roseman) nails the draft.”
Philly man convicted of conspiring with Cheltenham man in multi-county gun trafficking network
Kevin William McCloud, 33, of Philadelphia, was convicted of conspiring with Bryan Jaurice Clark Jr., of Cheltenham Township, to illegally obtain five firearms while participating in a gun trafficking organization that utilized straw purchase schemes in Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia counties between 2020 and 2023, Mainline Media News reported. McCloud...
Traffic Camera Replacement Scheduled on I-95 Girard Point Bridge
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced the upcoming replacement of traffic cameras on the northbound Interstate 95 Girard Point Bridge in Philadelphia. The work is set to begin on Monday, September 9, and will continue through Friday, September 13. This maintenance will occur nightly from 9:00 PM until 5:00 AM the following morning.
A.J. Brown Will Stay in Hotel Room in Brazil Before Packers vs. Eagles Season Opener
Dec 31, 2023; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (11) runs with the ball during the fourth quarter against the Arizona Cardinals at Lincoln Financial Field. credits: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports. The NFL will open their season next week with games on Thursday and Friday. After the...
Mics will be muted during ABC presidential debate, report says
The first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will reportedly have similar rules to the debate between. Trump and President Joe Biden. Harris' and Trump's microphones will be muted while the other person is speaking, according to The Associated Press, which says it was...
Philadelphia's CREJ Fund Invigorates Community-Led Environmental Justice with New $300K Grant Opportunity
Philadelphia's commitment to environmental justice takes another step forward with the City’s Office of Sustainability, in partnership with the Philadelphia City Fund, opening applications for the Community Resilience and Environmental Justice (CREJ) Fund. Grounded in the need to back grassroots activism, this funding initiative aims to empower organizations that shoulder the heavy load of living at the intersection of environmental injustice. The City announced that the CREJ Fund will grant $15,000 each to 20 selected organizations that are charting the course toward a fair and durable Philadelphia.
The Bevis Frond reschedule first US tour in 25 years to 2025
Cult UK band The Bevis Frond were gearing up for their first US tour in 25 years this fall, but dates have now been rescheduled to winter 2025. No explanation has been given, but Fire Records says “Fans can expect a selection from the Frond’s colossal catalogue as well as new music from their recent Fire releases, for what promises to be an historic live show. This momentous tour follows their recent UK and Europe run of live dates.”
Eagles Place James Bradberry On IR
1:55pm: The Eagles have indeed placed Bradberry on injured reserve, meaning he will miss at least the first four games of the season. In a corresponding move, veteran special teamer Oren Burks has been signed to the active roster (h/t PHLY’s Zach Berman). 12:12 pm: James Bradberry made the...
State System of Higher Education names interim chancellor
Aug. 29—The chair of the State System of Higher Education Board of Governors intends to recommend Christopher Fiorentino, retired president of West Chester University, as interim system chancellor while a search for Daniel Greenstein's successor is conducted. Cynthia Shapira notified students, faculty and staff at the 10 state-owned universities in a letter Thursday morning. She noted ...
VIDEO | Del. Grocery Initiative seeks to address food deserts, food insecurity
Highly-processed junk food is cheap and easy to find, but healthier, fresh options... not so much, at least for some Delawareans. That disparity is being addressed through a new pilot program in Delaware. Thursday, Governor John Carney signed legislation (SS1 for SB 254) to establish the Delaware Grocery Initiative. It...
Tickets to world premiere of ‘Hidden: The Musical’ on sale now
Tickets are now on sale for the world premiere of “Hidden”, a musical theater piece based on the life of Ruth Kapp Hartz, a Jenkintown resident who as a young Jewish girl was hidden in Southern France during World War II. About the show:. Forced to change her...
Phillies announce surprising Taijuan Walker bullpen move
The Philadelphia Phillies got blown out by the Houston Astros on Wednesday. The terrible pitching performance by Taijuan Walker caused Phillies manager Rob Thompson to question Walker’s future in the rotation. On Thursday the team announced that Walker would move to the bullpen as a long reliever, per The...
Food and Drink: Stitch House closes, Sleeping Bird Doughnuts opens, Jester to appear at Brandywine arts fest
Delaware Online reports that the only brewpub in downtown Wilmington has closed but will reopen in some form under new proprietors. Stitch House was recently sold to the expanding Bardea group of restaurants downtown.
Hey Phillies! It’s time to bury the Braves
In 2001, the Larry Bowa-led Phillies entered a three-game series in Atlanta against the Braves trailing by two games with six to play. A sweep of the Braves would give the Phils a one-game lead entering the final three games of the season and, after a 3-1 win in the series opener, the Phils narrowed the gap to just one game. Things were looking good!
This Ardmore Native Is Going to the Ironman World Championship
After finishing fourth at the Ironman Florida competition in November 2023, Sasha Burton only had a few seconds to decide whether or not she would put her future plans on hold to go to the World Championship in Nice, France. She never expected to even be given the opportunity to make the decision, let alone be forced into such a hasty judgment.
Meet our new Restorative Justice Director Ellissa Collier!
We are thrilled to announce that our new leader for our Restorative Justice program is Ellissa Collier. We are so happy to have found a talented and wonderful person from within the Mural Arts family to take on this leadership role. Ellissa joined Mural Arts in 2008 working in our...
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