September 18, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross Dr. Rachel Levine is a polarizing figure on the COVID-19 pandemic. The doctor is the face of the Pennsylvania Department of Health Department. as such she is responsible for how the state handles the COVID-19 crisis. That fact has a lot of people upset and angry. They want her out. One…
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Today, May 18, at 6:10 p.m., Senator Haywood will host a Telephone Town Hall about vote-by-mail. Special guests are: Congressman Dwight Evans, Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir, Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence, Senator Larry Farnese, Senator Vincent Hughes, Senator Sharif Street, and Senator Anthony Williams. The topic of discussion is the safety and security of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross When you have a professional come out to disinfect and clean, hoping to get rid of coronavirus, it can get expensive. If you run a restaurant or a store, after the technician leaves, you have to clean again . That is the issue and it can get very expensive. John Marroni,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Bus riders will be limited to 20 people on a bus. Articulated buses can fit 30 and trolleys can transport no more than 25 rider However, there will be more buses to ride. Effective tomorrow, SEPTA is going back to regular schedule, as more and more people are going to work. …
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Due to COVID-19, the Wizard World convention will not happen in Philadelphia this year. It is going to be rescheduled for January 15-17 at the Philly Expo Center in Oaks Pa. That is in Montgomery County, spokesperson Jerry Milani said. Fans who purchased general admission and/or VIP tickets for the original…
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by Alex Loyd Gross Elijah Brown was shopping in Perkasie Borough Bucks County last week, on May 8 , when he went into a business on West Walnut Street. As he entered the shop, he chose to disregard posted signs requiring customers to wear a mask. When the clerk told him he needed to wear…
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Earlier this month, Remdesivir received emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), following data from a clinical trial indicated that it shortened the recovery time of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Gilead Services donated Remdesivir to the federal stockpile which gives Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Most Federal Offices are closed to the general public. Including the Social Security Administration. That fact did not stop William K. Washington , 65 of Philadelphia from trying to get into the field office located at 701 Chelten Ave in Philadelphia. He needed assistance and rather than speaking on the phone…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross About two weeks ago, the Thunderbird’s and Blue Angels did a flyby which was witnessed by people in the Levittown, Bensalem , Philadelphia area. Today, May 12, 2020 it is New Jersey’s turn to enjoy something similar. The New Jersey 177th Fighter Wing and the 108th of the New Jersey Air…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Charges have been filed against a senior citizen from Lower Makefield, after he is accused of coughing on a grocery worker at Redner’s on Lincoln Highway April 28, 2020. Police said that James Edelstein, 75, of the 2000 block of East Wellington Road, allegedly got into an argument with a cashier….
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