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Bustleton: Residents Express Disapproval For The UPS Warehouse On Former Budd Co. Site
A lack of information about potential development has left residents frustrated and confused in the past.
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Elections: Campaign Volunteers In Chester Greet Voters, Pass Along Optimism
The Chester Senior Community Center was the only polling location in Chester, Pennsylvania.
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COVID-19: Teachers At Pottsgrove Middle School Try To Connect With Students During The Virtual School Year
At Pottsgrove Middle School in Pottstown, teachers moved quickly to adjust to an all-online school year.
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COVID-19: Families, Health Officials Prepare For A Different Kind Of Trick-Or-Treating This Halloween
Earlier this month, the City of Philadelphia released its guidelines for safely celebrating Halloween.
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COVID-19: Yoga Practice In Fairmont Park Offers Stress Relief Despite Pandemic
Kristina Murray, 32, poses in a crescent lunge with eagle arms after teaching a Sunday morning yoga class.
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COVID-19: Philadelphians Figure Out Dating During A Pandemic
Sarah Stewart has been with her boyfriend for nearly two years now.
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Elections: Voters, Officials Consider Ways To Vote During COVID-19
Shanelle Robinson and Angelina Yenchob have little in common.
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COVID-19: Malvern Church Adapts To Pandemic While Building New Sanctuary
Staff are finding new, socially distanced ways to reach out to the church’s community.
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Social Issues: Students At Elite Area High Schools Draw Attention To Race On Campus
Many of these conversations have started on social media.
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COVID-19: Bistro At Cherry Hill Mall Adjusts To Pandemic
Bistro at Cherry Hill adds multiple precautions including sneeze guards to keep business safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Roxborough: How The Schuylkill Nature Center Has Adapted To Social Distancing
The center has also been running its popular summer camp, for children ages 3-12, since late June.
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COVID-19: LIHEAP Recovery Crisis Program Provides Assistance To Customers Struggling With Utility Bills
Starting in March, PECO suspended new late payment fees and service disconnections until further notice.
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COVID-19: Pregnancy, Labor, And Delivery During A Global Pandemic
On Feb. 12, 2020, Tiara Carter gave birth to her son, Michael Mathis III, at Penn Medicine in Center City.
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COVID-19: How The Catering Industry Is Managing To Stay Afloat
Large events have been postponed or canceled across the region due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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COVID-19: Managing Coronavirus Inside An Easton, PA Wawa
New policies and practices keep customers and staff safe at this Easton, PA Wawa.
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COVID-19: Musicians, Production Pros Struggle Over Future Of Live Concerts
One sector deeply affected by the onset of the coronavirus is the live event industry.
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COVID-19: Director Of 1918 Influenza Exhibit Talks Coronavirus
He spoke on the phone about what it’s like to see a major pandemic firsthand after spending years studying one from history.
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COVID-19: Tattoo Parlors Persist Because Of Customers
Sarah Miller got her first tattoo just before pandemic-related shutdowns closed shops.
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Education: After Community Pressure, Colonial School Board Expands Diversity Efforts In District
The Colonial School Board passed a resolution supporting anti-racist education in the Colonial School District.
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COVID-19: Conshohocken Dojo Offers Mask-Free Outdoor Classes
Montgomery County entered the green phase of Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 safety guidelines on Friday, June 26.