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Philly towing companies that were ordered to halt predatory tactics haven’t stopped, attorney general says
Angelina’s Towing and Recovery LLC and its affiliates in Philadelphia violated a court order to cease using predatory tactics, the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office said. A contempt petition seeks $220,000 in relief. Read full article →
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Pay-what-you-wish Friday nights are sticking around at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has extended its pay-what-you-wish Friday nights through June 25, 2027. The offer begins at 5 p.m. each week. Read full article →
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Philly in the fall: The epicenter of sports
Spread the news, New York. Feel the heat, Los Angeles. Read full article →
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Philly Cider Week will kick off with a taproom party and close with a Headhouse Square market
Philly Cider Week returns Oct. 25-Nov. 1 with a party at Pip’s, an outdoor market at Headhouse Square and events across Philadelphia. Read full article →
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Philly man charged in attempted burglary of Eagles star Saquon Barkley’s home in Malvern
Jabir Parker, of Philadelphia, is facing charges for allegedly trying to break into Eagles running back Saquon Barkley’s home in Malvern in July. Parker also is accused of burglarizing two Main Line homes and stealing jewelry worth nearly $800,000. Read full article →
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These Philly walking groups help people boost their fitness and mental health, and they welcome others to join
Walking groups gather several times each week at 25 Philadelphia parks as part of a free program dubbed WE WALK PHL. Walkers credit the program with helping them improve their fitness and mental health, and also with providing community. Read full article →
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Philly runs on medals: The race bling runners can’t resist
Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. There’s a lot Philly runners will endure for a race medal. Signing up for […] The post Philly runs on medals: The race bling runners can’t resist appeared first on Billy Penn at WHYY. Read full article →
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NBA: Sixers’ 2029 first-round pick swap rights with Clippers unaffected by salary cap circumvention penalties
The Sixers maintain a top-three protected right to swap 2029 first-round picks with the Los Angeles Clippers, an NBA spokesperson told PhillyVoice, despite the league docking the Clippers of five first-round picks on Wednesday. Read full article →
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Reading Terminal Market’s Scrapple & Apple Festival will turn breakfast meat into art
Reading Terminal Market’s free Scrapple & Apple Festival returns Oct. 17 with limited-edition dishes, Pennsylvania apples and scrapple sculptures. Read full article →
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U.S. Mint is now selling $1 coins featuring President Trump’s face
The U.S. Mint in Philadelphia is printing $1 coins featuring President Donald Trump’s face. On Wednesday, the currency was put into circulation and made available for purchase at $61 for 25 or $154.50 for 100 . Read full article →