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The digital guts of an electronic organ are turned out by these high-tech machines eight hours each day, Monday through Friday.
Despite the good news, Kenney says he's still disturbed by the number of people around the city not wearing masks or facial coverings.
On Monday, Philadelphia launched a new campaign called "Mindful Together," encouraging mental health awareness and for people to get help if needed.
The visits were to thank teachers for going above and beyond during school closures.
In a virtual hearing, state senators grilled Dr. Rachel Levine over Pennsylvania's plan to reopen.
Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced 186 new cases Monday, bringing the total confirmed cases to 16,040 in the city.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania has now topped 50,000 as the death toll approached 2,500.
The upcoming work will affect the Airport, Media/Elwyn and Wilmington/Newark Lines.
It's the first major retailer to file for bankruptcy since COVID-19 forced stores to close out of safety.
They wanted the campus experience, but their colleges sent them home to learn online during the coronavirus pandemic.
It's unclear when Philadelphia will move into Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf's yellow phase of the state's reopening plan as some rural counties can begin to ease restrictions on Friday.
It happened on the 4900 block of Cetronia Road. That is not far from the intersection of Interstate 78 and Interstate 476.
With six weeks left in a school year turned upside down by the novel coronavirus, Philadelphia is moving into a new phase of online learning never tried before.
No word on what caused the fire.
