Locals Line Up To Drop Off Thanksgiving Turkey At Cacia's Bakery In South Philadelphia Despite Rain, Pandemic
People are keeping a local South Philly Thanksgiving tradition alive despite the rain and pandemic this year.
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People are keeping a local South Philly Thanksgiving tradition alive despite the rain and pandemic this year.
Reaching those in need took on a new meaning this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity are helping a family get home for the holidays.
It happened on the 2100 block of North Corlies Street around 3 p.m. in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood
The Owls will begin a 14-day quarantine while the individual who tested positive will isolate for at least 10 days, Temple said.
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Owner Robert Panico says Panico's will be open every day with normal business hours, noon until 2 a.m.
It's no doubt that Thanksgiving looks different this year for many Philadelphians.
Medics pronounced the victim dead at the scene.
AAA estimates that 50 million people will travel over the Thanksgiving holiday. That's a five-day stretch starting Wednesday and running through Sunday.
Hundreds are hoping to give strength to a special woman in Montgomery County.
The order requires virtual learning for all schools from Nov. 23 to Dec. 6.
On Friday, police say the suspect robbed a woman at gunpoint inside the elevator of her building at Plaza Grande Apartments.
Police say the man, who was approximately 35 years old, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Trump campaign's claims challenging the voting process in Pennsylvania have been repeatedly denied in court.
The county cannot access police reports, payroll, and other databases and files.
With COVID-19 cases surging nationwide, Biden called on Americans to take precautions to try to stem the tide of the virus.
Local businesses say it is days like today that will provide them that little bump, some extra help in what could be some dark days ahead.
Wolf's temporary ban prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages while dining after 5 p.m. through 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving.
Wolf's administration quickly asked the state Supreme Court to block the ruling from taking effect, saying there was no "conceivable justification" for it.
Experts say COVID testing, which is only accurate for a point in time, can give people a false sense of security.
Officials with AAA say most Thanksgiving travelers are driving because of the pandemic.
The highest volume days for the Philadelphia airport are projected to be Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Some people are choosing to travel by train this Thanksgiving, but things will look a little different on the rails this year.
Health officials announced 1,246 COVID-19 cases, bringing the citywide total to 63,026.
