September 11, 2026
by Alex Lloyd Gross September 11 2001 is a day no one will forget. Cowards took over commercial aircraft and flew them into both buildings of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and another plane, bound for the Capitol Building was crashed into a field in Western Pennsylvania. If you were alive that day you…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Peter Asher is coming to the Keswick Theater this weekend, Friday September 11, 2026. The show features Colin Blunstone, from the Zombies and The Fixx. That’s local. Should you happen to be in London on Halloween, you can bear witness to him playing a live show at Abby Road Studios. Only…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross It’s an annual tradition and this year proves to be even more popular than in the past several years. The Canstatters Labor Day celebration runs until 5:00PM on Labor Day. Held at the complex on Academy Road, near Frankford Avenue, there is an abundance of food and drink for everyone. The…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Back in December 2025 A woman from Hilltown Township got a telephone call from an unknown person. This person had some personal information about someone she knew and told them he was calling from a law office. The person identified themselves as Mike Price. The person the woman knew was arrested…
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Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — Gov. Josh Shapiro recently signed an executive order setting much stricter environmental and transparency standards for new…
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THIS ARTICLE ORIGINALLY APPEARED IN FUN TIMES MAGAZINE. IT APPEARS HERE WITH PERMISSION. Getting ‘A Read’ On Events FunTimes StaffAugust 26, 2026016 mins Treasures for the mind: The best place for books is in the hands of kids. The Free Library of Philadelphia Parkway Central and its neighborhood branches are bustling with educational programs year-round…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Today, August 25,2026 a staple of the Northeast will close it’s doors forever. Steve Stein’s Famous Deli located at 1619 Grant Avenue. “It’s time,” said Steve Stein, owner. He was the owner when it first opened and he saw it through rough times, COVID, and the relocation from Krewstown Road, just…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Last night at 7:02 PM the Bristol Township Council started their meeting and it was packed with people. The people were upset that a resolution to close 99 year old Newportville Fire Company was on the table. 90 minutes later, those people would leave pissed. The township used smoke and mirrors…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross August 24, 2026, is the first day back for all Philadelphia Public Schools. Due to asbestos removal at Kensington High School, the building is closed, at least until January. Students and staff will go to the Austin Meehan Middle School building, which is about a block away from Lincoln High School….
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The Horsham-based museum, which is operated by the nonprofit organization Delaware Valley Historical Aircraft Association, is home to more than 20 aircraft, as well as thousands of artifacts, many celebrating the accomplishments of local aviator Harold F. Pitcairn, who established Willow Grove as the birthplace of rotary-winged flight in the United States prior to his…
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