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WEBParker said negotiating priorities included “maximizing the potential citywide impact,” “unlocking the long-overdue redevelopment of Market East” and “preserving and enhancing Chinatown." Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso. The Sixers and Mayor Cherelle Parker say they want to bring a WNBA team to Philadelphia.
Phillies lock the No. 2 seed in National League after loss to ...
WEB1 day ago — The penultimate game of the season meant little to the Phillies, except that the loss locked them into the No. 2 seed in the National League. At 94-67, they can’t catch the Dodgers, who will finish with the best record and would host a potential Game 7 of the NL Championship Series. As the No. 2 seed, the Phillies will face the winner of the ...
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WEBNew president to succeed Wasim Muhammad, another board member resigns, and other takeaways from the Camden school advisory board meeting. The Camden school advisory board now has two vacancies after board member Nyemah Gillespie stepped down. 2 …
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WEB3 days ago — Philadelphia News. Mayor Cherelle Parker has unveiled the terms of the city’s deal with the Sixers to build a new arena. Sean Collins Walsh, Jeff Gammage, and Anna Orso. National Politics. Congress passes temporary bill to avoid shutdown as lawmakers punt spending decisions to December. Kevnin Freking, Associated Press.
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WEB5 days ago — VP Harris’ interview with the National Association of Black Journalists was subdued — a sharp contrast to the crazy of Trump’s session. During Kamala Harris’ interview with three national journalists, there was no huge headline-making moment. It was a return to normalcy. Jenice Armstrong | Columnist.
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WEBThree Phillies postseason questions to ponder as they root for chaos in the NL playoff field. The Phillies will be interested spectators of the wild-card drama that could last through Monday. But they must also sort out a few items of their own.
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WEB6 days ago — The millennials who came of age during 9/11 enter middle age worse for wear. As a person of faith, discovering I had cancer was hard. The journey since has been even harder. Larry Miller, a former police reporter for the Philadelphia Tribune, writes about the long and difficult road of recovery from cancer.
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