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The previously scheduled rally — the first in a tour of swing states — happened to be on the home turf of another top contender to be Harris’ No. 2, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro.
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Downpours Tuesday night set off a region-wide flash-flood warning, and some road flooding was reported in Burlington and Camden Counties.
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“We did not expect that we would find smaller individuals from such an old site,” study co-author Yousuke Kaifu of the University of Tokyo said in an email.
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“We did not expect that we would find smaller individuals from such an old site,” study co-author Yousuke Kaifu of the University of Tokyo said in an email.
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Rev. Mark Kelly Tyler, pastor of Philadelphia's historic Mother Bethel AME Church, is running for a national office in the AME Church and will likely step down as pastor if he wins.
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George Washington High’s competitive cheer squad doesn’t have the resources many of its competitors have.
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From 2014 through 2020, Lincoln Drive had at least two fatal crashes, and 10 people were seriously injured, the city’s data show. So far this year, two people died in Lincoln Drive crashes.
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Day after day, hour after hour, Philadelphians are being shot at a pace unprecedented in city history. It has become the city's cruel normal.
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In 1987, five Haverford High School seniors, along with their parents, shared in a series of Inquirer articles a personal look into their lives as they navigated the transition to college.
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George Washington High’s competitive cheer squad doesn’t have the resources many of its competitors have.
Transportation
From 2014 through 2020, Lincoln Drive had at least two fatal crashes, and 10 people were seriously injured, the city’s data show. So far this year, two people died in Lincoln Drive crashes.
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Day after day, hour after hour, Philadelphians are being shot at a pace unprecedented in city history. It has become the city's cruel normal.
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In 1987, five Haverford High School seniors, along with their parents, shared in a series of Inquirer articles a personal look into their lives as they navigated the transition to college.
