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Coronavirus Update for Philadelphia Friday, August 14
The Department of Public Health announced today an additional 147 cases of coronavirus in the city of Philadelphia. View More »
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Protesters gather in Center City for George Floyd
Hundreds of protestors gathered outside City Hall in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon to take a knee in solidarity for George Floyd, the unarmed black man who died after being restrained by multiple Minneapolis police officers, one of which was digging his knee in Floyd’s neck. View More »
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New Voting Machines Debut in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia voters have their first introduction to Pennsylvania’s new voting machines. Temple Update’s Madison Seitchik reports. View More »
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Dilworth Park Says Goodbye to Winter
The annual award-winning Dilworth Park’s Winter Festival is closing for the coming Spring.
From early November to late February guests were treated to all kinds of amenities such as the food, drinks, and an ice skating rink, all just in front of City Hall. View More »
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Philadelphia Students March Against Gun Violence
Philadelphia students, along with students across the nation, walked out of school on Wednesday and marched against gun violence from the Philadelphia School District Building to City Hall. View More »
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Protesters Vow to Keep Their Voices Heard
Hundreds of protesters marched from Market Street to City Hall Thursday evening in what they called a “March Against Discrimination.”
This demonstration came in response to President Trump’s executive order that included a travel ban, preventing people from seven majority Muslim nations from entering the United States. View More »
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Thousands Protest Donald Trump at Republican Retreat in Philadelphia
Adding to the slew of massive protests happening since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, thousands of protesters gathered outside of the Loews Hotel in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon, where President Trump was scheduled to speak to the GOP Congressional Retreat. View More »
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Christmas Village: A Philadelphia Tradition
Philadelphia’s Christmas Village has returned for it’s ninth season.
The holiday tradition is modeled after German Christmas markets, notably the Nuremberg Christmas market. View More »
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Thousands March for a Clean Energy Revolution
Sounds of prayer and calls for action filled City Hall this afternoon as thousands gathered to March for a Clean Energy Revolution. View More »
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Dilworth Park’s Opening Makes a Splash
Temple students and the Philadelphia community are coming together to welcome a new gathering space in the city’s heart. View More »