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Phillies reveal why their first two picks in 2024 MLB Draft were high school bats
The first two days of the 2024 MLB Draft are now in the books. On Sunday night, the Philadelphia Phillies made two selections on Day 1 of the draft, drafting high school outfielder Dante Nori with the 27th pick in the first round and prep-school outfielder Griffin Burkholder in the second round with the 63rd overall pick.
Philadelphia Oversight Commission Releases First Audit of Police Internal Affairs Amid Calls for Transparency
In a significant move to enhance the transparency of the Philadelphia Police Department, the Citizens Police Oversight Commission (CPOC) has released its debut audit report on the department’s Internal Affairs Division (IAD). This report scrutinizes IAD's handling of Complaints Against Police (CAPs), a response to the pressing demand for consistent external reviews and greater public confidence in how police misconduct is investigated.
End of Days or Just Weird? Amid Heat wave, Snow is Recorded At Philadelphia Airport
The National Weather Service recorded an interesting weather pattern over the weekend at Philadelphia International Airport; trace amounts of snow, in the middle of a heatwave in July. Suggested Reading. When you’re flying, it is best to be prepared for anything; flight delays, motion sickness, blazing hot or frigid fuselages,...
Kobe Bryant’s dad and former NBA player Joe dies aged 69
Joe Bryant, the father of NBA Hall of Famer, Kobe Bryant, has died. He was 69 years old. Bryant, a former NBA player, recently suffered a massive stroke, La Salle head coach Fran Dunphy said Tuesday, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.Bryant’s death comes four and a half years after his 41-year-old son Kobe and his 13-year-old granddaughter Gianna died in a tragic helicopter crash, along with seven others, on January 26, 2020 in Calabasas, California.Bryant, who was known as “Jellybean” for his love of sweets, was a first-round draft pick for the Golden State Warriors in 1975. He then...
Bryce Harper's stance on facing Mason Miller should get Dave Dombrowski on phone immediately
After a bit of a slow start to the 2024 campaign, Bryce Harper is in MVP form. The two-time MVP winner ended the first-half slashing .301/.403/.580 with 21 home runs and 61 RBI for the first-place Philadelphia Phillies. If the season were to end after the first half, Harper would...
Ensemble Arts And The Philadelphia Orchestra Announces 2024-25 Family Discovery Series
Ensemble Arts and The Philadelphia Orchestra has announced the return of the annual Family Discovery Series for the upcoming 2024-25 season. In its 9th year, the lineup includes the return of Broadway favorites, interactive family-friendly shows, and incredible orchestral performances. Packages go on sale Tuesday, July 16, 2024, and start at just $21 per show; single tickets to select shows in the 2024-25 Family Discovery Series are on sale now.
‘HollyHood’ Haley J Set To Appear At NWA 76
“HollyHood” Haley J is coming to NWA 76. NWA announced that “HollyHood” Haley J is scheduled to appear at NWA 76 on August 31. “‘HollyHood’ Haley J has gained tremendous media attention and fan interest over the last year,” NWA Chief Operating Officer Joe Galli said. “Without doubt, Haley J has become one of the […] The post ‘HollyHood’ Haley J Set To Appear At NWA 76 appeared first on Wrestlezone.
Rumors resurface on Alexei Kolosov’s future with the Flyers
The plot appears to be thickening when it comes to the status of Alexei Kolosov and whether or not he will return to Philadelphia after this offseason. Before we get into the latest news, we'll take it back to the end of March when Kolosov first came to North America. Kolosov's KHL team, Dinamo Minsk, first broke the news of the Belarusian goaltender deciding to continue his professional career with Philadelphia. Shortly after, the Flyers loaned Kolosov to the AHL to get his feet wet with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
Hop water, matcha, and prix-fixe menus
This week, Pat Cobe, senior menu editor at Restaurant Business, shared her take on Blank Street’s summer matcha drinks and the escalating price of lobster rolls, while Bret Thorn, senior food & beverage editor of Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, recounted his visit to Philadelphia to dine at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant and Zahav, chef Michael Solomonov’s Israeli restaurant.
Summer Sixers finish back-to-back tonight against Minnesota: Game Thread
The Summer Sixers were edged out by two points last night against Portland, dropping to 1-1 in Vegas. Tonight, they’ll play their final back-to-back of Summer League action when they take on Minnesota. Philadelphia needs a win to stay alive for the Summer League playoffs, as only the top four teams will advance.
Cavan Sullivan nears Philadelphia Union debut: "He's a generational talent"
Cavan Sullivan could make history this week with the Philadelphia Union. The homegrown phenom will dress in the Union’s 20-man matchday squad for Wednesday’s home game vs. the New England Revolution (7:30 pm ET | MLS Season Pass), head coach Jim Curtin confirmed in his Tuesday media availability.
Week of July 8, 2024: Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Weekly Wrap-Up
Last week was a busy one for the Parker Administration, complete with program announcements, grand openings, conferences and more! Check out a few key moments below. Monday, July 8: Philadelphia Youth Commission Appointment Launch. Monday afternoon was the official launch of the Philadelphia Youth Commission. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker spoke...
Review: Charlotte Day Wilson’s ‘Cyan Blue Tour’ Is The Therapeutic Session You Didn’t Know You Needed
If intensive emotional therapy had a soundtrack, Charlotte Day Wilson would be its official curator. The somber songstress of the North’s music requires listeners to surrender their vulnerability with each stream. As a Toronto native, Wilson weathers many cold fronts and tricky storms back home. But the true force of nature is her sophomore studio album, ‘Cyan Blue.’
Philadelphia Drivers Brace for Delays as I-95 CAP Project Narrows Columbus Boulevard
Commuters in Philadelphia should prepare for jams and delays as the I-95 CAP construction project at Penn’s Landing progresses, leading to new traffic restrictions that began yesterday. According to FOX 29, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that southbound Columbus Boulevard will be reduced to a single lane. This contraction in the arterial thoroughfare, a preparatory step for the $329 million park project between Old City and the Delaware River waterfront, is expected to last until mid-2025.
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