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Here Are 4 Essential Hoagie Shops in Delaware County
Here are four Delaware County locales that you can rely on for an outstanding hoagie experience, part of a list of 25 essential shops in the Philadelphia region, writes Bradford Pearson, Regan Fletcher Stephens, and Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. 1. Ro-Lynn Deli in Brookhaven offers up its signature sandwich,...
Delaware County Health Department Offers Life-Saving Tools and Training With Delco Revive Campaign
With the Delaware County Health Department's new Delco Revive Program, individuals, organizations and businesses can get free tools and training to help in life-saving emergencies. The Delaware County Health Department (DCHD) launched a new campaign last week to provide residents, organizations, and businesses with free life-saving resources, including NARCAN nasal...
Amazon project in Springfield Township moves forward despite residents' concerns
Amazon's plan for a $30 million, 99,800-square-foot distribution center in Springfield Township inched forward Wednesday in a 3-1 Zoning Commission vote on the project. The vote to affirm that the plan conforms to zoning on the property was the first public meeting on the revised project. In September 2021, the online retail...
Things to do in Philly this weekend – Pride Parade, Roots Picnic, Upper Deck Golf, more
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia is popping off this weekend in a flurry of Pride celebrations, musical performances and sports festivities. If you're looking to celebrate Pride month this weekend in Philadelphia, catch the iconic Roots Picnic at Fairmount Park or head to South Philly for a Phillies game or Upper Deck Golf, you've come to the right place. Get your sunglasses ready because you're about to be outside this weekend! Here's a list of events and festivities going on this weekend around the Delaware Valley. Roots Picnic at Fairmount ParkThe Mann Center in Philadelphia will host some of the most legendary names...
Harantraft: Amos Playground Pool Has Not Been Filled in Three Years; Council Member Says There Are Not Enough Kids Around to Use it
Amos Playground, located on North 16th Street in the Harantraft neighborhood of North Philadelphia, used to boast a lively swimming pool used by the kids enrolled in the Parks and Recreation summer camp. Now, almost four years have passed since the pool has been filled. The playground is not on the Rebuild List, and there are no future plans for a repair to be made. I spoke with Ruth Birchett, the President of the Amos Playground Advisory Council, who shared her position on the closure of the pool and Amos as a whole.
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