by Alex Lloyd Gross June 29, 2022 US Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero announced that Al-Ashraf Basem Khalil, 28 is in custody and is facing charges relating to the fire that killed Lieutenant Sean Williamson, 51, who was assigned to Ladder 18 in Hunting Park. It was during the early morning hours of June 18, 2022…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross June 24, 2022 It was just after 10:00 AM today that the United States Supreme Court released their decision to overturn Roe V Wade. In short, there is no constitutional right to get an abortion. This is left up to the individual states. The Roe V Wade decision is not going…
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An abundance of local career opportunities is available in various industries. Instead of wasting time searching and applying for positions online, then waiting weeks or months to hear back, local job seekers can meet hiring managers in person and get started on a new career this summer. Hundreds of jobs will be available at…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Jun 7 2022 A place like South Street is covered in security cameras. Everything you do is taped. So for example, someone buys lunch at a shop and strolls the area, they care captured on tape. Then if that same person commits a crime, police get a description play back…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross June 5 2022 Philadelphia police are reporting three dead and 11 wounded after a gunman started shooting wildly , after his friend accosted a male on South Street,, near 4th Street. and started to fight him. Within second of the fight, the male started shooting wildly and without aiming. He…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross There is overwhelming support for the Ukranian people in eastern Pennsylvania. In Jenkintown, Manor College hosted several politicians, to keep pressure on the horrid atrocities that are happening in Ukraine. They want to see more aid get distributed to that country. The region has been decimated by Vladimir Putin in an…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross May 31, 2022 The 2022 Memorial Day Weekend should have been filled with parades and BBQ’s. Instead, it was filled with shootings, stabbings and assaults in Philadelphia. What follows is a breakdown of some of the more serious incidents that happened. Except for the Far Northeast, it seems that there is…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross May 22, 2022 What a great day to be outside. A little hot but we have seen hotter weather. It’s a great day for a parade and that is exactly what thousands of people saw in Bristol Borough this afternoon. The Budweiser Clydesdale Horses returned and marched to the Bristol Wharf…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross If Peggy Cohen, of the 100 block of Sunrise Drive and Jacqueline Gregory of the200 block of Kiem Street had adopted a dog the right way instead of stealing one, they would be free and have heir anonymity. No body would know or care who they were. However, on May 8,…
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Ethan Edward Coston of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — Registered Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania will vote on May 17 in primary elections to pick their candidates…
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