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COVID-19: Pandemic’s Impact On Domestic Violence Is Difficult To Discern
Since early March, Philadelphians have had to adapt to social-distancing, self-isolation, and working from home.
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COVID-19: Hourly Restaurant Workers Discuss Being Hit Hard By The Pandemic
Up until the COVID-19 pandemic, 15.6 million people worked at about one million restaurants in the United States.
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COVID-19: Philly Comic Book Fans Help Shops Hang On
COVID-19 did something neither World War II nor recessions were able to; it forced comic book companies to halt publication.
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Spring Garden: Students March To Protest Racism In Philadelphia Schools
Youth for Black Lives marched from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to City Hall on Sunday, Aug. 2 to protest racism in Philadelphia schools.
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COVID-19: Data Shows Coronavirus Hit Philadelphia’s Browner, Poorer Neighborhoods Hardest
Statistically speaking, Old City residents are less likely to catch COVID-19.
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City Hall: Officials Say City’s Post-COVID Economy Must Be More Equitable
City council committees convened Aug. 3 for a hearing on rebuilding the city’s economy.
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COVID-19: How SELF Inc. Has Continued To Serve Those Without Housing
SELF Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides temporary housing and counseling services to those experiencing homelessness.
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COVID-19: Film Lovers Can Still Catch A Flick At Lehigh Valley Drive-In
The drive to Orefield, Pennsylvania is rich in mountains, forests, and other scenic beauties that rural Pennsylvania offers.
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Spring Garden: Community Protests In Advance Of Belarus Election
Their message was clear: they want President Alexander Lukashenko out.
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Mt. Airy: Lovett Librarian Shares Stories And Books With Community Despite Coronavirus
Quarantine hasn’t stopped some Philadelphia kids from spending time with their favorite librarian.
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COVID-19: Cherry Hill East High School Students Reflect On Milestones Canceled By Pandemic
No senior trip. No spring concerts. No true graduation.
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COVID-19: Delaware Organizations Collaborate To Offer Services To Those In Need
Volunteers passed out boxes of food as well as opioid rescue kits containing Narcan and information on mental health resources.
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COVID-19: Main Line Animal Rescue Continues To Shelter And Adopt Animals
Many individuals and families may believe now is the perfect time to adopt a pet.
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Education: Parents, Teachers Lambast School District Over Reopening Plan At Board Of Education Meeting
More than 100 parents, students, and principals voiced their concern about hastily reopening schools.
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COVID-19: Artists Remember Philadelphians Who Have Died Through Portraiture
Robert Friedman was furloughed from his job at the library of the University of Pennsylvania on March 9 due to the COVID-19 shutdown.
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Philly Podcast: Talking Mental Health, COVID-19 In Sports Media
Sports media can be a high pressure work environment where people are encouraged to sacrifice their own mental health in order to succeed.
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COVID-19: Reading, PA. Youth Program Changes Plans, Still Offers Mentorship
Tillman Sims began TLC Fore Reading five years ago with the goal of shaping the minds of young men and women from all walks of life.
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COVID-19: Artists And Musicians Kept The Music Going At Delaware County Quarantine Open Mic
Tara Ambrosine and John Taylor founded the Delaware County Quarantine Open Mic (DCQM).
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COVID-19: How Philadelphia Nonprofits Are Adjusting Operations To Offer Services Safely
North Light’s food pantry, open Monday through Friday, has had to adopt a number of emergency protocols.
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COVID-19: How One Delaware Barbershop Is Managing Its Reopening
Barbershops and salons were among many of the businesses forced to shut down in March due to the spread of the coronavirus.