Phila. Non-Profit To Host Pope Watch Party This Weekend
A non-profit located in the Tioga section of North Philadelphia is throwing a huge Pope watching party this weekend for those unable to venture to the parkway for the festivities.
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A non-profit located in the Tioga section of North Philadelphia is throwing a huge Pope watching party this weekend for those unable to venture to the parkway for the festivities.
One of the gifts that Pope Francis will be receiving while in Philadelphia is a jacket made by a retired seamstress from Southwest Philadelphia.
If you walk past Love Park or many other areas in center city, one of the things that is noticeably missing is the presence of the homeless people who frequent those places.
The 52-year-old victim was found lying on the road around 12:25 a.m. Friday morning. He was rushed to Temple University hospital and placed in critical condition.
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Pope Francis arrived in New York Thursday, after a two day trip to Washington.
Several road and SEPTA station closures have going into effect Thursday night.
An investigation is underway.
More than a decade after it was filed, a class action lawsuit against Comcast that was settled last year has been approved by a federal judge in Philadelphia.
This is day three of the World Meeting of Families.
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Thursday, more than 200 community volunteers came together to build a playground for a school that never had one.
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A sea of flashing lights, metal barricades and signs floods the Parkway. From the Papal altar, block after block, an entire second city taking shape.
Construction is expected to begin about this time next year, once permits are approved and the project gets the green light from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. The work is scheduled to take some three years to complete.
