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The final, farewell concert of the Philadelphia Singers is tomorrow evening, as the group shuts down operations after more than 40 years of performing. Their leader, David Hayes, was aboard the train that derailed.
Two of the former officers have said they'll seek to return to the force, but the defense team's lead attorney says he expects the four other former cops to join the action.
One employee passed out and 11 others felt nauseous after a "syrup-like" odor was detected at a mail distribution center in New Jersey Friday morning, officials said.
Philadelphia police are investigating the report that a couple threw a baby off a train bridge Friday.
Some people in center city Philadelphia were surprised this afternoon when they were told lunch was free.
Lots going on for families in Philly this weekend! Don't miss the festivals and fun happening this weekend including CRAFT Phila, Spring Music Festival, the Italian Market Festival, fun fairs, the circus, and more!
"Controlled chaos would be an understatement," said police inspector Mike McCarrick, who runs the police department's East Division, where the derailment occurred.
Casey says he deliberately avoided speaking with those still in recovery mode, but talked with physicians about the challenges they faced.
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Departing from my usual focus on a singular topic, today's column addresses several recent events in the news.
More than one hundred people today celebrated a milestone of survival following their cancer treatment in Philadelphia.
Crews are investigating after a female crashed her vehicle into a home in Northeast Philadelphia.
Dom live from Andy's Diner in Springhouse. Dom discussed President Obama's visit to Camden on Monday, the latest on the Amtrak derailment in Port Richmond, Rep. Steve Santarsiero proposing to cut funding to schools that don't support Israel, Bill Cosby breaking his silence on "Good Morning America," George Stephanopoulos apologizing for not disclosing his donations to the Clinton Foundation. At 10, Hassane Muhammad from Black Lawyers for Justice, joined discussing the recent controversies of police and black men. At 10:47, Lou Gaul takes us to the movies. At 11:35, game of the week.
The school's director of choral activities, Bill Naydan, came up with the idea for a veterans' monument at the high school as he toured through Europe.
If the idea of being dropped in the jungle –- naked -- with a complete stranger is the stuff of your nightmares, you're not Dani Beauchemin.
