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business

Business

Sparking community growth: The power of investing in entrepreneurship

By Jennifer Rodriguez, President & CEO of the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Parker cleaning program

Local

Philadelphia receives $1.3M grant for energy efficiency projects

By Metro Philadelphia

Philadelphia student

Local

Superintendent Watlington talks new curriculum, year-round schooling and more

By Jack Tomczuk

Springsteen

South Philadelphia

Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band return to Philly for unforgettable weekend

By A.D. Amorosi

mass shooting 911 call

Local

Following mass shooting error, officials celebrate 911 call center funding boost

By Jack Tomczuk

Carpenters' Hall, kids in Philadelphia

Old City

Carpenters’ Hall puts focus on local history for 250th anniversary

By Molly Given

city streetery dining

Local

City needs to simplify process, reduce fees for streeteries, controller says

By Jack Tomczuk

Chestnut Hill East SEPTA

Local

SEPTA enhances safety measures ahead of new school year

By Zach Ciavolella

Theatre in the X

West Philadelphia

Catch a free show with Theatre in the X this weekend

By Molly Given

girl sexually assaulted

North Philadelphia

6 injured, including 2 teens, in early morning shootings

By Jack Tomczuk

South Philly shootout

South Philadelphia

Pair charged in South Philly shootout that wounded 72-year-old woman

By Jack Tomczuk

prison jail order

Local

Federal court orders Philadelphia to spend $25 million to improve understaffed jails

By Jack Tomczuk

Bloomsday

Old City

Bloomsday puts all the fun, flavor and focus into every bite and sip

By Molly Given

Taylor Chip CHOP

Taylor Chip teams up with CHOP ahead of Philadelphia opening

By Zach Ciavolella

bar shooting

Lawncrest

1 teen dead, another critically injured in Olney shooting

By Jack Tomczuk

shootings philadelphia

Frankford

1 killed, 6 injured in weekend shootings

By Jack Tomczuk

pools closing

Local

Parks & Recreation begins closing pools for the summer

By Jack Tomczuk

Open Streets: West Walnut

Open Streets: West Walnut will show Center City in a new light this fall

By Molly Given

Sixers 76ers

76ers, Philly officials unveil newly refurbished basketball court at Roberto Clemente Park

By Zach Ciavolella

school

Local

Focusing on ‘joy’ in Philly schools will reduce racial discipline disparities, group says

By Lucy Tobier, Resolve Philly

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