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City to Host Census Caravan
In an effort to promote participation in the 2020 Census, Philly Counts and Congressman Dwight Evans (D-PA-3rd) are co-hosting a driving and biking census caravan. The caravan will drive through View More »
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Temple Update Newsbrief July 28, 2020
Today’s Headlines: Temple Student Talks about his battle with Covid-19 Temple asks students to use designated dumpsters to deal with trash buildup The City of Philadelphia joins lawsuit against Trump View More »
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City Extends Heat Health Emergency, Delays Trash and Recycling
In response to the extreme heat, Health Commissioner Thomas Farley has extended the current Heat Health Emergency through Wednesday, July 22 at 8 p.m. When the City declares a Heat View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | July 21, 2020
Today’s Headlines: Coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania are rising Philadelphia gyms reopen Monday More information on the new testing site on-campus Yu Chen has your three-day forecast
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City Clarifies Public Event Ban’s Impact on Sports
Stadiums and other private property are among those that are exempt from yesterday’s ban on public gatherings or special events of 50 people or more. The ban covers only events that View More »
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City Provides Update on Parkway Protest Camp
Philadelphia officials are giving those who have been camping on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in protest of permanent housing until July 17 to leave. The camp, which has existed at View More »
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City Officials Discuss Virtual Holiday Festival, Safe Reopening for Businesses
In the Friday June, 3 Philadelphia COVID-19 press briefing, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health announced an additional 136 confirmed cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Philadelphia View More »
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City believes an increase in cases is probable amid protests
The Philadelphia Department of Health has confirmed an additional 121 coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Philadelphia to 24,228. Philadelphia recently entered the Yellow Phase of View More »
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City Officials Talk Reconciliation, Healing
In Thursday’s press briefing, city officials and civic leaders all spoke about a common message of reconciliation. Mayor Jim Kenney announced the city’s plans for reconciliation and healing, starting with View More »
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Temple Announces Plans for Fall Semester
Temple University announced plans to reopen in person for the 2020 fall semester Tuesday. The announcement comes after Governor Tom Wolf’s decision to move Philadelphia from the red phase to View More »