by Alex Lloyd Gross In Philadelphia, there is an area called Franklin Square Park, right off of Race Street, at 6th Street. Inside, is a memorial to all of the firefighters and police that died. Yesterday, May 4,2022 Philadelphia honored 14 of them what passed since 2019. The ceremony, an annual event was not held…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross At times, someone will be prescribed some medicine that they no longer need. Perhaps the person has died. The medicine will sit in a persons house, sometimes long past the expiration date. It does not have to be a narcotic. It can be a steroid or antibiotic. It is unneeded….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Veterans are some of the coolest people on the planet. They help protect the country, sometimes at great sacrifice. Today, April 30, 2022 was a time for people to do something for them. Lots of organization are are around to help vets. This includes helping them find employment to…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Team Traffic. Who are they and what do they do? They are a group of people that show support and raise money for people in need. They will also life spirits of those that may be a bit down. Comprised of mostly police and other first responders, according to Courtney Costanzo,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross People were speculating as to what was going on around Street Road in Bensalem, about 7:30 PM. There was a police helicopter hovering overhead and tons of police blocking the roads. Some thought it was an accident, or a police chase. Upon closer examination, there were a bunch of charter buses…
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Like the six degrees of Kevin Bacon theory, the late Levittown guitarist Danny DeGennaro too, seemed to be “only two steps removed from every big star in the business.” That’s according to author John Farmer Jr., whose latest book, “Way Too Fast,” is about DeGennaro’s life. “There’s a whole universe of musicians out there…
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HARRISBURG – Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced a settlement today in the form of an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance with a waste removal company that allegedly illegally charged and collected container removal fees from some of its customers. “Today’s settlement corrects business practices that wasted consumers’ money and violated the Commonwealth’s laws,” said Attorney…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross April 13, 2022 When you advertise free gas, you can expect a line. That is exactly what happened when the Dare To Imagine Church, which is located on Upsal Street, decided to have a promotion. Since Easter and Passover, and Ramadan are coming up, some people might need some…
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It’s a public building. You pay to maintain it. You should be able to see it. The Biden-Harris Administration is pleased to announce public tours of the White House will begin on Friday, April 15, 2022. Public tours will initially be available from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, excluding Federal…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Pennsylvania State Trooper Martin Mack was killed in the line of duty. Today, March 31, 2022 was his funeral. thousands showed up from across the United States to say “Goodbye”. They were police from Kentrucky, Texas, Idaho, Minneapolis, Massachusetts and even farther out, who came out to support him and his…
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