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City council passes new business curfew laws, Parker signs budget into law
City council passed new bills late Thursday night implementing overnight curfews for certain businesses in Philadelphia and also gave final approval for Mayor Cherelle Parker's budget which she signed into law on Friday. The following curfews are now in effect for the following times at the following locations:. Midnight to...
This Montgomery County Farmers Market is Considered a Must-Visit
The Ambler Farmers Market is considered a must-visit farmers market in Pennsylvania, standing out for its dedication to community. The Ambler Farmers Market is considered a must-visit farmers market in Pennsylvania, writes Emily Kovach for PA Eats. As farmers markets gain popularity nationwide, the Ambler market, located at 29 W....
Pennsylvania court upholds law establishing special prosecutor for SEPTA crimes in Philadelphia
Michael Untermeyer, Esq., of Philadelphia, was appointed shortly after the decision was made to fill the role of special prosecutor, according to Attorney General Michelle Henry.
Battleship New Jersey begins trip home to Camden after historic dry-dock in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA - It's been nearly three months since Battleship New Jersey embarked on a historic journey, and now she's finally heading back to where she belongs. The nation's most decorated battleship dry-docked at the Philadelphia Navy Yard back in March to undergo extensive maintenance. The $10 million project included power...
Philadelphia Health Department Warns of Year-Round Tick Threat in City's Green Spaces
Philly's abundant greenery is undisputed, but lurking within are minuscule tick populations that pose a risk of Lyme disease to outdoor enthusiasts. According to a recent release by the City of Philadelphia, these ticks are not only found in the warmth of summer but can be a year-round threat. It's especially the blacklegged or deer ticks that call for a watchful eye, known to be the primary spreaders of the Lyme bacteria. This is no minor issue; left unaddressed, Lyme disease escalates from flu-like discomfort to genuine threats to the heart, joints, and nervous system.
Philadelphia awards bulk of $3 million in opioid settlement grants to nonprofits working in North Philly and Kensington
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Philadelphia is prioritizing some of its opioid settlement dollars for overdose prevention, addiction treatment and social services in communities most affected by the opioid epidemic. About 43 nonprofit...
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