Philadelphia
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A diamond, a whale bone and lots of letters: What’s inside the America 250 time capsule
The 2016 law creating the nonpartisan America250 commission mandated that a time capsule be buried in Philadelphia on July 4, 2026, and dug up 250 years later in 2276.
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From Fan Fest to ER: How extreme heat could affect Philly’s World Cup
As more than a third of World Cups matches face heat-illness risk, Philadelphia’s response shows both the possibilities and limits of trying to outplay rising temperatures.
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Got $10M? This New Hope property on the Delaware River could be yours
The property on River Road sits on an eight-acre lot and features four beds and five and a half baths and is located just a few minutes’ walk from the head of the Delaware Canal Trail.
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20 places to catch free concerts this summer in Pennsylvania
Bask in the sun—and free live music—at these free summer concerts across Pennsylvania.
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How to recognize Juneteenth in Pennsylvania: From community celebrations to historic reenactments
Celebrate freedom and Black resilience at Juneteenth celebrations and events across Pennsylvania.
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Saval, Senate Democrats want to ban ICE from Pa. polling sites
Pennsylvania Senate Democrats’ legislation would ban ICE officials within 100 feet of polling locations, ballot drop boxes, and ballot return locations.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Pennsylvania (June 12 – June 18)
A weekly roundup of Pennsylvania political events, advocacy opportunities, protests, and more ways to take action statewide, Friday, June 12 through Thursday, June 18.
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Philadelphia hotel workers threaten to strike during World Cup
500,000 soccer fans from across the world are expected to travel to Philadelphia for the World Cup.
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This weekend in Pennsylvania: FIFA fan fest, NASCAR, NEPA yoga, and more
The World Cup celebration begins in Philly, while NASCAR takes over Pocono Raceway, and a scenic bike ride winds through the Lebanon Valley.
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How Chris Rabb plans to ‘de-Trumpify’ the federal government
State Rep. Chris Rabb reflects on his rise from a blogger in the 2000s to one of the newest progressive members of Congress getting ready to join The Squad.
