Sixers owners buy 2,000 tickets to block Knicks fans from attending Game 6
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
32m ago
The owners of the Philadelphia 76ers have purchased 2,000 tickets to Game 6 of the series against the Knicks on Thursday night to keep Knicks fans from taking over the stands at the Wells Fargo Center. The tickets will be distributed to first responders, health care professionals, community groups and other local organizations ..read more
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Tun Tavern, birthplace of the Marines, to be reconstructed in Old City
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
32m ago
Philadelphia's Tun Tavern will be rebuilt as a restaurant and historical exhibit in Old City to honor its history as the place where the U.S. Marine Corps, a masonic lodge and several other organizations were founded during the colonial era. A parking lot at 19 S. Second St. has been acquired by the project's leaders, who are now fundraising with a goal to begin construction in November ..read more
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Separate shootings in Southwest Philly result in one death and three injuries, police say
Philly Voice
by Chris Compendio
8h ago
Police responded to two separate shootings that occurred near each other on Tuesday afternoon. One woman died from her injuries and a man was placed in critical condition. In the second incident, two men were injured and are now in stable condition ..read more
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Outdoor dining in Center City now exceeds pre-pandemic levels
Philly Voice
by Kristin Hunt
18h ago
The latest State of Center City report shows that retail occupancy has nearly recovered to pre-pandemic levels, and neighborhood restaurants have more outdoor seats than they did in 2019 ..read more
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34th Street Market demolished in Ocean City after decades of renting bikes, serving ice cream
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
21h ago
Demolition crews tore down Ocean City's 34th Street Market on Tuesday, spelling the end of the business that operated there for 46 years. The market was known for its fresh produce, garden center, ice cream shop and bike rentals. The land will be used to build a new mixed-use project with condominiums and retail ..read more
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5-year-old boy drowns in neighbor's pond in Chester County
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
1d ago
A 5-year-old boy drowned Monday afternoon after he went missing from his home in Kennett Township, Chester County, authorities said. Police found the boy, who had autism, in a pond on his neighbor's property. He was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead. The circumstances of the boy's death are under investigation ..read more
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State Rep. Amen Brown declares victory in close Democratic primary for Pa. House seat
Philly Voice
by Chris Compendio
1d ago
State Rep. Amen Brown claimed victory Monday in the Democratic primary for Pennsylvania House District 10. As of Tuesday morning, he led his main challenger, Cass Green, by 41 votes, according to unofficial tallies. Green conceded that Brown had run ..read more
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2024 Broad Street Run: Course details, road closures, SEPTA detours and everything else you need to know
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
2d ago
Philadelphia's 2024 Broad Street Run is back on Sunday, May 5. The 45th annual event — which is the nation's largest 10-mile road race — will be at full capacity with 40,000 runners registered to participate. This guide provides course information, road closures, SEPTA detours, how spectators can watch and post-race activities ..read more
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Wally, the emotional support alligator from Pa., is stolen in Georgia, owner says
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
2d ago
Wally, the emotional support alligator owned by Pennsylvania reptile enthusiast Joie Henney, was stolen earlier this month while he was on vacation in Georgia. The 8-year-old gator, who's made appearances in Philly in recent years, still cannot be found, and a search effort is underway to recover him ..read more
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Lancaster County man blindsided by $34.6 billion tax bill from Pa. revenue department
Philly Voice
by Michael Tanenbaum
2d ago
A Lancaster County man was mistakenly given a $34.6 billion tax bill from the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue after filing his taxes this year. Barry Tangert, of Mount Joy, said he immediately knew the absurd number had to be a mistake. The revenue department confirmed the issue was resolved, but said the reason for the error was confidential ..read more
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