Kim Glovas
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Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Nor’easter Causing Tens Of Thousands Of Power Outages Across Region «
PECO is reporting more than 22,000 outages in the region. → Read More
Phil Murphy Makes History After Adding 3 Women To Cabinet
Gov. Phil Murphy announced three new cabinet appointees on Tuesday. → Read More
Museum Opens On George Washington’s Birthday After Multi-Alarm Fire In Old City «
The Museum of the American Revolution is celebrating George Washington's birthday on Monday, just a day after a multi-alarm fire devastated several buildings nearby in Old City. → Read More
LOVE Sculpture Returns To Love Park With A Parade
Just in time for Valentine's Day, the LOVE statue will return to its rightful place at JFK Plaza, also known as Love Park. → Read More
LOVE Sculpture Returns To Love Park On Valentine's Day With A Parade
Just in time for Valentine's Day, the LOVE statue will return to its rightful place at JFK Plaza, also known as Love Park. → Read More
Casey On Potential Shutdown: GOP Don’t Seem Like They Could Organize A One-Car Parade «
Pennsylvania's senior senator is taking aim at the Republican party for the potential shutdown of the federal government. → Read More
Police Station, Vehicles On South Street Vandalized Overnight
Vandals attacked the mini-police station on South Street overnight, leaving two vehicles with smashed windows and paint spattered on the station walls. → Read More
New Report Examines Demographics Of Poverty In Philadelphia
The latest report on poverty shows Philadelphia making two lists: one of the largest cities in the nation and one of the poorest. → Read More
Fate Of New Jersey SPCA Relies On Hearing Decision By State Committee
The State Commission on Investigations claims the agency is failing in its mission to protect animals. → Read More
Mold Forces Student Relocation At Gloucester County School
An elementary school in Gloucester County is being closed after mold was found throughout the building. → Read More
Bensalem Police Seize $4 Million Worth Of Heroin
A major seizure of heroin was announced Thursday afternoon in Bensalem, Bucks County. → Read More
Major Renovations Underway At The Bourse
The Bourse on Independence Mall is undergoing major renovations, and Monday, the first retailers to occupy the space were announced. → Read More
Montgomery County School District Threatens To Go On Strike
The Methacton Education Association and the School Board have been negotiating since January. → Read More
Volunteers From Salvation Army Heading To Texas For Disaster Relief
The Salvation Army of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware is preparing to send volunteers to Texas to help the hurricane-weary refugees. → Read More
Temple Student Visiting Every U.S. Ballpark For Research
A Temple University grad student is living the dream this summer. → Read More
Philadelphia Students Complete Solar Energy Course
The first ever six-week course on solar energy in the Philadelphia School District wrapped up on Friday. → Read More
Delaware County Man Charged After Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At Sheriff's Sergeant
A Collingdale man is being held on $1 million bail after allegedly trying to set a Delaware County sheriff's sergeant on fire. → Read More
Jersey Shore Towns See Surge In Rip Current Deaths This Summer
Jersey shore towns have reported a total of ten drownings this summer season, and rip currents are to blame for at least half of those. → Read More
PD: 2 Men Broke Into Hunting Park Pharmacy, Stole Narcotics
Philadelphia police are looking for two men who broke into a pharmacy in the Hunting Park section of the city early Friday morning and stole dozens of bottles of narcotics. → Read More
NJ Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Recreational Marijuana Legislation
Advocates include doctors, patients with chronic pain and law enforcement officials who saw the current laws do not work. → Read More