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food banks pantries trump

Local

Philly food banks, pantries feeling strain from Trump’s federal spending cuts

By Jack Tomczuk

Madis Coffee Roasters

Madis Coffee Roasters expands in Philly with new café, on-site roastery

By Molly Given

Pennsylvania

Local

Pennsylvania may be short 20,000 nurses by 2026

By Kymberlee Montgomery and Mary Ellen Smith Glasgow, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

PAWS Kitten Week

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Help save tiny lives: PAWS hosts ‘Kitten Week’ to recruit fosters

By Metro Philadelphia

Shapiro arson

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Arson suspect harbored ‘hatred’ toward Shapiro, authorities say

By Jack Tomczuk

Philadelphia Water Department rate hike

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Philadelphia Water Department proposes rate hike

By Metro Philadelphia

Real ID Pennsylvania

Local

Explainer: What is a Real ID and who needs it?

By Jack Tomczuk

Shapiro tariffs

Local

“Chaos and confusion” — Shapiro slams Trump tariffs during Philly visit

By Metro Philadelphia

Aftermath of a plane crash in Philadelphia

Local

Suspect in custody after arson attack at Shapiro home

By Jack Tomczuk

Brandon Graham

Brandon Graham celebrates Crooked Tea launch at Ladder 15

By Metro Philadelphia

Philly Stat 360 housing dashboard

Local

Philly Stat 360 dashboard will track mayor’s housing initiatives

By Metro Philadelphia

septa cuts

Local

Inside SEPTA’s doomsday plan: Massive cuts, fare hikes, layoffs

By Jack Tomczuk

Free Library of Philadelphia poetry

Local

Free Library of Philadelphia celebrates National Poetry Month with workshops, events, discussions and more

By Metro Philadelphia

Evil Genius

Fishtown

Evil Genius to host dog-friendly ‘Block Pawty’ in Fishtown this Saturday

By Molly Given

Sapore

Fishtown

Sapore opens in Rivers Casino to offer re-imagined Italian bites and limoncello treats

By Molly Given

prison oversight

Local

Council, advocates rally support for prison oversight ballot measure

By Jack Tomczuk

West Philadelphia shooting

West Philadelphia

Boy, 14, wounded in West Philadelphia shooting

By Jack Tomczuk

Assata Thomas

Local

The Business Corner: Assata Thomas is leading with purpose and passion in Philadelphia’s reentry movement

By Teresa Lundy

Police budget

Local

City Council considers $872M Philadelphia police budget

By Jack Tomczuk

tax day deals April 15

Local

Last-minute tax deals: Free and discounted filing options as Tax Day approaches

By Zach Ciavolella

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