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Philadelphia Eatery Jordan Johnson's Achieves Viral Success with Buttermilk Fried Fish Hoagies

Philadelphia Eatery Jordan Johnson's Achieves Viral Success with Buttermilk Fried Fish Hoagies

Philadelphia Eatery Jordan Johnson's Achieves Viral Success with Buttermilk Fried Fish Hoagies
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Penn GSE Launches Urban Teaching Apprenticeship Program for Philadelphia Schools

Penn GSE Launches Urban Teaching Apprenticeship Program for Philadelphia Schools

The University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education (Penn GSE) has launched an Urban Teaching Apprenticeship, M.S.Ed. program designed to prepare educators for PreK–12 certification within 10 months. This program emphasizes urban education, student-centered practices, and innovative methodologies. Unlike many pre-service teacher programs, it requires a year-long apprenticeship with over 800 hours of fieldwork, providing extensive teaching experience. Apprentices are placed in Philadelphia public or charter schools, working alongside experienced classroom mentors. The program begins in July with apprentices teaching in a summer learning program for Philadelphia students, allowing them to build relationships and gain insights into informal learning experiences in urban centers. Penn Mentors, experienced educators with deep knowledge of urban schooling, meet weekly with apprentices to connect coursework with classroom practice and offer personalized support. The program also features instructional coa...
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Police return to Horsch home in Philly for new phases of investigation

Police return to Horsch home in Philly for new phases of investigation

Police have returned to the Olney section of Philadelphia to continue investigating the home of the Horsches, who previously resided in Bucks County.
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Bensalem police allege man pulled gun on coworkers

Bensalem police allege man pulled gun on coworkers

Bensalem police a verbal confrontation led to a Philadelphia man pointing a gun at his coworkers on Monday.
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Megan Thee Stallion Releases 'Tina Tuesday Freestyle' Ahead of New Album

Megan Thee Stallion Releases 'Tina Tuesday Freestyle' Ahead of New Album

Megan Thee Stallion Releases 'Tina Tuesday Freestyle' Ahead of New Album
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Jalen Hurts challenges Eagles to answer defining question after loss

Jalen Hurts challenges Eagles to answer defining question after loss

Jalen Hurts challenged the Eagles to define themselves while stressing urgency following an embarrassing loss in Chicago
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Philadelphia Experiences Summer-Like Temperatures in October

Philadelphia Experiences Summer-Like Temperatures in October

The Philadelphia region is experiencing unseasonably warm weather as October begins. After a cloudy start to the day, the sun is expected to emerge, pushing temperatures into the upper 70s (°F) and even climbing into the 80s (°F) in some areas. This marks a significant departure from typical autumn weather in the region. The warm conditions follow the recent impact of a nor’easter, which brought stormy weather to parts of New Jersey, including Cape May and Brigantine.
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Temple University Partners with Philadelphia Youth Basketball to Launch Workforce Training Hub

Temple University Partners with Philadelphia Youth Basketball to Launch Workforce Training Hub

Temple University is supporting Philadelphia Youth Basketball (PYB) in the development of 'The Generator,' a new 40,000-square-foot facility in Philadelphia. This center will focus on career development, workforce training, entrepreneurship, and economic mobility for young adults aged 18-29. The initiative aims to prepare individuals for careers in industries currently facing labor shortages, such as carpentry, HVAC, electrical work, and healthcare. The Generator is an expansion of PYB's existing 'Kinder to Career' pipeline, which provides youth development programs from kindergarten through young adulthood, including academic support, financial literacy, and career readiness. The project was announced at a kickoff event at PYB’s Alan Horwitz Sixth Man Center, attended by community members, elected officials, and media. PYB is actively seeking to raise $50 million for the capital project, having already secured 20% of the funding, with a goal to break ground in fall 2027 and open the facility in early 2029...
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More good Sixers news — the 2001 black jerseys are back for 2026-27

More good Sixers news — the 2001 black jerseys are back for 2026-27

Nike’s and NBA’s own rules be damned, the Sixers are bringing back the black Iverson-era jerseys for the 2026-27 season.
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Joel Embiid health update: 76ers center 'feeling pretty good' entering season

Joel Embiid health update: 76ers center 'feeling pretty good' entering season

Joel Embiid provided an update on his health at 76ers Media Day on Monday as he enters his first season teaming up with LeBron James in Philadelphia.
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Every quote from LeBron James’ first media availability as a Sixer

Every quote from LeBron James’ first media availability as a Sixer

LeBron James has spoken to the Philadelphia media for the first time. Here is every notable quote from his availability.
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Congressman Brendan Boyle Introduces Legislation to Support Firefighter Health and Wellness

Congressman Brendan Boyle Introduces Legislation to Support Firefighter Health and Wellness

Congressman Brendan F. Boyle (PA-02) has unveiled the Public Safety Wellness Tax Credit Act, new federal legislation aimed at improving health protections for firefighters. The bipartisan bill proposes a federal tax credit for publicly funded, not-for-profit fire and EMS agencies that implement preventive medical and behavioral health programs. This initiative addresses the increased risk firefighters face from occupational illnesses such as cancer, cardiac events, and post-traumatic stress. To qualify for the tax credit, agencies must be publicly operated and explicitly include preventive health and wellness services in their collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) with employees. Congressman Boyle announced this legislation in Philadelphia, joined by Mike Bresnan, President of the Philadelphia Firefighters’ & Paramedics’ Union, IAFF Local 22, and other local labor leaders. The legislation is co-led in the House by Congressman Mike Carey (OH-15).