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Another Philadelphia TV Reporter Is Leaving and Here Is Where He Is Headed

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle is leaving Philadelphia after nearly nine years. His last day is November 20 and he is heading to Washington, D.C. to anchor weekends for the NBC station there.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

FOX 29 Philadelphia

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SS United States being sunk to become the world's largest artificial reef

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

phillyvoice.com

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'Jeopardy!' contestant from Delco loses title defense but wins over Eagles fans in final round

A Havertown resident who won his "Jeopardy!" debut wasn't able to defend his title in Tuesday night's episode, but he did take the chance to show some hometown pride. Curtis Parker, a researcher, was given the following clue in the final round: This tragedy in a North Side garage was a major factor in the establishment of the National Firearms Act. His response: "What is go birds?"

Havertown, PA · 2d
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KYW News Radio

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After 69 years on both TV and radio, Larry Kane retires

After 69 years on the airwaves — both on TV and radio, including 23 years at KYW Newsradio — legendary broadcaster Larry Kane is officially hanging up the microphone.

Philadelphia, PA · 5h

NBC Philadelphia

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Controversy grows after Wilmington mayor sends historic statue to Ohio

An 18-foot-tall statue of former President James Garfield that called Wilmington, Del., home for 131 years is now in Ohio, and some residents are questioning whether the city followed the proper process before giving it away. Wilmington Mayor John Carney sent the statue to Hiram, Ohio, where Garfield once lived...

Wilmington, DE · 3d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Historic Pipersville Tavern Still Serves Dinner 265 Years After It Opened

During the Revolutionary War, Eva Piper reportedly drove two men tied to the Loyalist Doan Gang out of Pipersville’s Piper Tavern, which still serves dinner today, writes Aria Ellison for My Family Travels. The Night Eva Piper Took On the Doan Gang. As the story goes, her husband, Colonel...

Bucks County, PA · 3d

phillyvoice.com

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South Jersey home that won ABC's 'The Great Christmas Light Fight' will feature a new holiday theme this year

A Pitman home that won national attention for its elaborate Christmas decorations is getting ready to light up again, this time with a brand-new theme. Frostland Village, the holiday light display at 23 Euclid Ave. in Pitman, will kick off its 2026 season Friday, Nov. 27, from 5-10 p.m. Homeowners Michael McCarty and Lyle Williams are introducing new decorations and themed displays, continuing a tradition that began with a small collection of Christmas lights in 2016.

Pitman, NJ · 3d

fox29.com

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Video shows Malayshia Alford singing 'Love' to classmates before tragic death

A recent video showing 10-year-old Malayshia Alford singing 'Love' by Keyshia Cole with classmates was shared by her former teacher as West Philadelphia mourns her heartbreaking death and demands answers.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

KYW News Radio

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Chester County theater group fights to keep curtain from falling as township plans to refurbished theater

A Chester County community theater could go dark in the coming months as West Pikeland Township sells the stage out from under them.

Chester County, PA · 2d

Bucks County Courier Times

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After 60 years, Neshaminy Mall historic dioramas saved | Exclusive

Ten minutes. That’s how long it took to rescue the last three pieces of unique historical artwork from imminent destruction in Bucks County on Tuesday. Ten minutes after a week of careful planning, precise measuring and tricky demolition work necessary to free the large window-size dioramas in the now-closed Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem. The displays removed Nov. 10 were the last of seven animatronic dioramas depicting scenes from Colonial life during the American Revolution that were installed nearly 60 years ago as part of an intended permanent exhibit. With demolition of more than half of the mall property scheduled to start next month as part of a major mixed-use redevelopment of the property, Bensalem officials had pledged to save the last and most difficult to remove of the displays. Sally Van Sant Sondesky, founder and former president of the Bensalem Historical Society, was among the handful of onlookers Tuesday who got a close up view as they were removed. The scenes depicted William Penn signing a treaty with the Shackamaxon tribe; Ben Franklin’s 1785 return to Philadelphia from Paris and finally, the 1777-78 hiding of the Liberty Bell in Allentown. “You can’t do that anymore,” Van Sant Sondesky said of

Bensalem Township, PA · 3d

Axios Philadelphia

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SS United States, long docked in Philly, goes under the waves

The formerly Philadelphia-docked SS United States now rests at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. Why it matters: So ends the vessel's strange odyssey from the United States' largest ocean liner to Philly landmark to world's largest artificial reef . Driving the news: The controlled sinking began Wednesday afternoon roughly 22 nautical miles southwest of Destin-Fort Walton Beach in the Florida Panhandle. The sinking was slow going and stretched on for hours, but it was all over around 10pm when the ship fully disappeared into the water. Zoom in: The SS United States now joins a smorgasbord of other sunken vessels and artificial reefs for divers to explore off the beach. Plus: The ship's iconic red-white-and-blue smokestacks, as well as radar mast and a massive five-blade propeller were removed before the sinking — all of which will be incorporated into a land-based museum for the ship nearby. 👷 How it works: No explosives were used to sink the ship. Instead, crews strategically placed openings in the ship's hull and underwent a controlled flooding, which allowed it to rest in an upright position on the Gulf floor. Several compartments and lower deck areas that were deemed unsafe were also sealed

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Quakertown Five-and-Dime Serves Milkshakes Beneath 200 Model Airplanes

Shoppers at Sine’s 5 & 10 Cent Store in Quakertown can browse candy and housewares beneath about 200 model airplanes, then settle in at the original soda fountain for a milkshake, writes Clara Winslow for My Family Travels. The Quakertown five-and-dime at 236 W. Broad St. pairs everyday errands...

Quakertown, PA · 1d

theartnewspaper.com

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Philadelphia city council investigates sudden closure of oldest natural history research institution in the Americas

The Academy of Natural Sciences, a 198-year-old public museum in Philadelphia run by Drexel University, shuttered in September because of rising costs. The university’s president will now testify under subpoena before Philadelphia’s city council on 16 November, answering questions about the sudden closure and what will happen to the museum’s valuable collection of more than 19 million specimens.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

CBS Philadelphia

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Musicians who played with Coltrane at Temple reflect on historic concert

Saxophonist Dr. Steven Knoblauch and percussionist Robert Kenyatta reflected on a night that became part of jazz history.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

commongoodnews.org

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“Bucks County, USA”: Documentary on Division and Generous Listening

Listening is an art that both journalists and documentary filmmakers must master. For Robert May, it became crucial in crafting the narrative of “Bucks County, USA.”. Ahead of its full release, “Bucks County, USA” will have a preview screening and panel discussion on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026, at the WVIA Public Media studios in Pittston, PA. This event is free to attend, and tickets can be secured via this link. The panel will feature filmmaker Robert May along with documentary participants Lela Casey and Vonna DeArmond, moderated by Julie Sidoni.

Bucks County, PA · 12h

6abc Action News

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Delaware County honors veterans with 67th annual parade

Delaware County marked Veterans Day with its annual Veterans Day parade and program, continuing a tradition that has spanned more than six decades.

Delaware County, PA · 2d

Combat Rated

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USS New Jersey, commissioned in 1943 and decommissioned for the last time in February 1991, is the most decorated battleship in American history, its museum says

Across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, the city whose navy yard built her, the battleship New Jersey now sits as a museum in Camden. Her service record spans four commissions, from World War II to the Persian Gulf, and the museum that keeps her makes a strong claim for it: no American battleship earned more […]

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

MONTCO.Today

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Glencairn Museum Celebrates Christmas with Castle Tours and World Nativities

Discover holiday traditions, explore a castle decorated for Christmas, and experience Nativity scenes from around the world during Christmas at Glencairn Museum, Nov. 27, 2026, through Jan. 24, 2027. Visitors can explore the holiday traditions of the Raymond and Mildred Pitcairn family, admire dozens of handcrafted Nativity scenes, and discover...

Bryn Athyn, PA · 13h