Youth Advocates Seeking Summer Meal Locations For Schoolkids in Need
Kathy Fisher of PCCY says the food for summer lunch programs is available, but they need more locations to serve the kids the meals.
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Kathy Fisher of PCCY says the food for summer lunch programs is available, but they need more locations to serve the kids the meals.
Two Penn State rugby players have waived their right to a preliminary hearing on charges they torched the team's storage shed, allegedly because they're unhappy with their coach.
Authorities have released the name of the man who was struck and killed while leaning over a train platform at a New Jersey station, splattering four others with parts of his body.
He's one of the hottest players in Major League Soccer right now, and he plays for the Philadelphia Union.
The city will propose a new deployment model for paramedics and emergency medical technicians. It wants to replace one of two paramedics on city ambulances with an EMT.
Highly skilled Philly cover bands are so solid that fans can almost believe they're the real deal. Check out these top Philadelphia cover bands.
Police have released surveillance video of a frightening armed robbery of a pizza shop in Philadelphia earlier this week.
"Hamburgers – the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast" – Jules Winnfield, Pulp Fiction.
Step into Charlie's and you're stepping back in time – 1935 to be exact, when Charlie's opened and probably last decorated. The prices are a throwback as well. It's tough to spend more than ten bucks here.
I loved this place when I sampled burgers nine years ago, and I still love it today. First off, Standard Tap is perhaps the best venue for local beers, with at least a dozen on tap at all times. Second, it's a real bar – not a frou-frou trendy place, not a gimmicky themed faux bar.
Cherry-On Experience Day will be held from 4 to 8 pm on Saturday, April 12th. Geasy Field will be the venue for the event that will feature music, food and laser tag.
Councilman James Kenney is an avid visitor to Penn's Landing, but he had difficulty squaring the Nutter Administration's $8-million in planned improvements on the waterfront, compared to just over $3-million in capital money this year to fix up fire stations.
This "winter that just won't end" has been trying for us humans, but it's been murder on a type of bug that's devastating Pennsylvania's state tree.
First Federal president and CEO Jeane Coyle says learning how better to manage money is a key life skill.
Are we a country that is relying too much on medications to help extend our lives? New guidelines recommend statin drugs for half the adult population.
