December 28, 2024
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WASHINGTON — Today, the Presidential Inaugural Committee (PIC) announced additional details about inauguration that will follow the official swearing-in ceremony on January 20, which will include a Pass in Review on the East Front of the Capitol, a Presidential Escort to the White House, and a virtual parade across America. “This is an exciting opportunity…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross No Mummers Parade in Philadelphia on January 1 2021. At least not an official one. That did not stop several thousand of them from parading through the streets of South Philadelphia during the morning hours. This was different. Way different from years past. First off, there was no face paint. no…
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PHILADELPHIA–The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has announced the deployment of a new mobile COVID-19 testing truck in partnership with the City’s Department of Parks and Recreation. Using a state-of-the-art truck from local company Aardvark Mobile Health, the City is able to bring touchless COVID-19 testing to hot-spots, underserved communities and facilities to provide critical…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Due To COVID-19, no live shows anywhere in the world. Maybe a one off show here and there but nothing that is enough for a band to survive on. Most big name musicians will be fine. However, the people that make the show happen might not be fine. The road crew. …
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Santa usually arrives in Bristol Township, Bucks County Pa, every year. Kids get to sit on his lap and tell him what they want. With COVID, it was a bit different in 2020. Santa was there. People stayed in their cars and waved to firefighters on the driver side of the…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19. The governor is tested routinely and has tested negative up until his most recent test yesterday That one came back positive. He claimed not to have any symptoms, but is under quarantine just the same. His wife is also…
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HARRISBURG, Dec. 6 – In March, we had to ask the most of our residents: We asked them to stay home. We asked them to forego their financial security, close businesses and have faith in the government to do the right thing. “We’ve got your backs,” we said. “Programs will be available to you if…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Tomorrow is Black Friday. , 2020, is the year that a good majority of shoppers will be shopping from home. They will avoid the crowds. Sure, there will be people at Wal-Mart and Target, but most people will be on websites, shopping and avoiding crowds. COVID-19 has decimated businesses and peoples…
Read More about This Black Friday, Things Are So Differentby Alex Lloyd Gross Bars and restaurants will not be permitted to sell any alcohol from 5:00 PM Wednesday November 24, 2020 until 8:00 PM November 26, 2020. This as the governor is trying to stop the spread of coronavirus.”When people get together in that situation, it leads to an exchange in fluids which leads…
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