Power Outage In West Philadelphia Leaves About 100 People Without Heat
PECO reports about 100 people are without power in the area of 50th and Cedar in West Philadelphia after a transformer failed at about midnight.
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PECO reports about 100 people are without power in the area of 50th and Cedar in West Philadelphia after a transformer failed at about midnight.
The Presidential Commission on Election Administration presented President Obama on Wednesday with a series of recommendations designed to help states improve the voter experience.
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Philadelphia officials now say medic units faced a tough combination of heavy snow, heavy traffic and an avalanche of storm-related calls that slowed responses during Tuesday's storm.
Based in Southwest Philadelphia, the group spent their night out in the bitter cold away from their own families to help others.
It happened around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday morning on Cinnamon Drive in Philadelphia's Roxborough neighborhood.
