December 17, 2025
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PHILADELPHIA – With a storm approaching, Managing Director Michael DiBerardinis announced that a Snow Emergency will be declared for the City of Philadelphia beginning at 12:01 am on Thursday, January 4. For citizens, a Snow Emergency means all parked cars must be moved off Snow Emergency routes for plowing. When moving your car, park as far…
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Crime
By Alex Lloyd Gross Larry Krasner, the most controversial candidate in the race for District Attorney was sworn in today, January 2, 2018 in Philadelphia, at the Kimmel Center. Krasner, who aligned himself with Black Lives Matter drew the ire of working class electorate and defeated Beth Grossman for the job. Krasner has some radical,…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross The mummers are a New Years Day tradition. A group of dedicated people get dressed up , march up ( or in this case, down) Broad Street and compete for prize money. The parade went on this year, amid freezing temperatures, and delays of over an hour, but it went on. …
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By Alex Lloyd Gross It’s cold. Anyone with a kindergarten education would know that in December and January, the weather is cold. However, the forecast for January 1 2018 is frigid temperatures that would hover around 20 degrees at the warmest point. It will be windy as well. The two elements combined make it not…
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Crime
Philadelphia Police released a video today. December 22, 2017 of a male wanted for throwing a rock through a house window in South Philadelphia. No one was hurt in the attack. The police report lists the person as “unknown”, but the video shows the male deliberately aiming for and damaging a house. This means it…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Two vehicles collided and one vehicle, an SUV was reported to have rolled over several times, trapping two occupants. Multiple Fire companies were called to the scene to remove the dash, and cut the roof, in order to free the driver and passenger. The accident was right in the middle of…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross People that go to Franklin Square before January 1 2018 can get to see a holiday light show, for free. Those that went last night got a special surprise when both Mayor Jim Kenney and Councilman Mark Squilla made an appearance to start the 5:30 PM show December 19, 2017. They…
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Crime
UPDATE DEC 23 2017 Police have taken possession of a Mercedes they believe is the car that struck and killed Kevin Williams. The owner is not from the area. The vehicle was in a garage in Bristol Twp., police said. At this point, the investigation is far from over and no arrests have been made…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross The Federal Minimum Wage is $7.25 per hour. It has been frozen at this rate for almost 10 years. When grass roots efforts started to ask for a $15.00 minimum wage, people scoffed at them. “$15.00 to flip burgers and get the order wrong”? That seemed to be a popular sentiment….
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A dog was saved from an apartment fire in the Orangewood section of Levittown early Sunday morning, December 17, 2017. As firefighters arrived , they found heavy smoke and fire coming from a first floor apartment. A resident tried to get back into an apartment on the second floor to save…
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