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WEBIn deep-blue Philly, working class voters are shifting toward Republicans. The trend could be a problem for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, where Joe Biden beat Donald Trump in 2020 by just 80,000 votes. Anna Orso, Layla A. Jones, Julia Terruso, and Aseem Shukla. Philadelphia Politics.
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WEB1 day ago · Parts of Philly’s Kensington revitalization plan were appropriate uses of opioid settlement money, state committee rules. In its Thursday meeting, the dispute resolution committee of the Pennsylvania Opioid Trust did maintain that two programs in the Kensington Plan shouldn’t have been funded with settlement money. Aubrey Whelan.
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WEBThe general election in Pennsylvania is Nov. 5. Here's your guide to candidates on the ballot before you vote. Aliya Schneider, Katie Bernard, Fallon Roth, Gillian McGoldrick, and Layla A. Jones. How to vote in Pennsylvania this election with president, Senate, and more on the ballot. How to spot misinformation online and avoid falling for ...
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WEBThe Eagles have one of the NFL’s easiest remaining schedules. We ranked the rest of the games. Toughest games include at Baltimore and home to resurgent Washington. Easiest home games include Carolina and Jacksonville. Jeff Neiburg.
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WEBSlumping Trea Turner didn’t waste time getting ready for Game 2 as Phillies hitters try to ‘flip the switch’. Turner, who went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts, went right to the batting cage after the loss to the Mets. He wasn’t alone in his struggles at the plate in Game 1. Alex Coffey 8 minutes ago.
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Year-round school in Philadelphia: Mayor Parker to give progress …
WEB4 hours ago · Published Oct. 8, 2024, 1:04 p.m. ET. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, who ran on a promise to bring year-round school to Philadelphia, is scheduled to give a progress report on the city’s extended-day, extended-year programs on Thursday afternoon. The mayor, Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr., and Debora Carrera, the city’s chief education ...
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WEB1 day ago · The general election in Pennsylvania is Nov. 5. Here's your guide to candidates on the ballot before you vote. Aliya Schneider, Katie Bernard, Fallon Roth, Gillian McGoldrick, and Layla A. Jones. How to vote in Pennsylvania this election with president, Senate, and more on the ballot. How to spot misinformation online and avoid falling for ...
EPA reaches record settlement in 2019 Philly refinery explosion
WEB5 hours ago · EPA reaches $4.2 million settlement, largest of its kind, over 2019 Philly refinery explosion. It is a record amount sought against a refinery under a Clean Air Act rule that requires owners to “ensure that regulated and other extremely hazardous substances are managed safely.”. In this June 21, 2019 file photo, flames and smoke emerge from ...