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How Cherelle Parker’s ‘Village’ Made a Path to Victory | Analysis

Surrounded by a crowd of orange-clad friends and supporters outside Finley Recreation Center in Mt. Airy during Tuesday’s primary election, Cherelle Parker said she wouldn’t be in her position without her “village.”

Boosting Graduation, Reducing Dropout Rates Key to Philly Schools’ Success, City Schools Chief Says

Increasing the graduation rate, reducing the dropout rate and improving student attendance are among the areas that School District of Philadelphia superintendent Tony Watlington Sr. said he would like the district to focus on in the future.

Eagles Reach 85-player Roster Limit

The Eagles reached the NFL-mandated 85-man roster limit on Tuesday by waiving three players with an injury designation.

Thunderstorms Provide Brief Respite from Heat

While parts of southeast Pennsylvania continue to experience high heats, last week several thunderstorms broke a 6 day heat wave.

IronPigs Comeback Falls Short in Syracuse

The Philadelphia Phillies triple-A affiliate, the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (42-36), fell short on Sunday evening as they lost to the Syracuse Mets (32-45) 5-4.

Sixteen Summer Events in Philadelphia Parks

A city press release details 16 fun summer events in the Philadelphia area below

Construction to Begin May 31 on the South Broad and Locust Streets Intersection Improvement Project

Streets Commissioner Carlton Williams announced today that construction activities for the Broad and Locust Streets Modified Intersection Improvement Project is expected to begin Tuesday, May 31.

Four Things to Do in Pennsylvania This Summer

Temperatures are rising as COVID-19 restrictions are falling, meaning that attractions across Pennsylvania are opening up for those of us that are sick of being indoors. Here are four places to visit at the start of summer.