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GRAMMY futureNOW will bring together artists, songwriters and executives to talk about the current state and the future of the music industry.
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GRAMMY futureNOW will bring together artists, songwriters and executives to talk about the current state and the future of the music industry.
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The event is postponed until early October. Organizers are still looking for an outdoor venue in Philadelphia and they'll announce the exact date and place next week on the Bacon Festival website.
A month ago, Governor Corbett said negotiations with the Obama administration over his health insurance plan were at a "breaking point". But last week, he said things had improved
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Man's best friend is getting some new protection in Philadelphia.
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Card Wars started as nothing but a fictional game in the show Adventure Time on the Cartoon Network. Now it's a real thing.
Many people are heeding the advice and the percentage of people with diabetes who have vision problems is declining.
A dance teacher is under arrest accused of crossing the line with one of his young students.
The fire started at 5 p.m. Thursday during the height of rush hour, forcing one of SEPTA's busiest lines, the Market-Frankford El, to shut down near the fire scene.
Once the warm gets underway, it will hold through early next week.
Pennsylvania prosecutors have filed charges against a principal and four teachers, accusing them of cheating on standardized tests in the Philadelphia school system.
In 1931, Eleanor Sokoloff entered Curtis as a teenaged student, then stayed as a teacher.
