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Trump Campaign May Sue Philly Election Offices; Woman Drowns Saving Kids; Discarded Ballots 'Error' |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/30/20 5:21 pm | updated: 09/30/20 5:23 pm |
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The Trump campaign is threatening to sue if campaign officials are not granted access to observe voting activity inside Philadelphia satellite election offices. "If we have not satisfactorily resolved this matter by tomorrow [9/30] at 5 p.m., the campaign will seek court intervention," said Trump lawyer, Linda Kerns. President Trump referred to poll watchers not being allowed in the satellite election offices in last night's debate saying, "Bad things happen in Philadelphia."... Read More |
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Two Women Vandalize Brad Fox Memorial; Mitzpah Fire Company; Bad Things Happen in Philadelphia? |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/30/20 12:05 am | updated: 09/30/20 12:05 am |
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Police in Montgomery County are looking to identify two women that were caught on surveillance video vandalizing a memorial to a fallen police officer along the Schuylkill River Trail in Plymouth Township. The video shows two women riding bicycles stop at the memorial. One woman walks up and grabs a 'Thin Blue Line' flag planted there and then throws it the bushes. The memorial is for former Plymouth Township Officer Brad Fox. Fox was pursuing a suspect along the trail after a... Read More |
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Philadelphia Restaurants to 50% on Oct 2; First Black Female Battalion Chief; Early Voting Begins |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/29/20 5:04 pm | updated: 09/29/20 5:08 pm |
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Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced on Tuesday, 9/29, that Philadelphia restaurants will be able to operate at 50% capacity starting Friday, October 2. Restaurants in the rest of the state were able to start operating at 50% last week on September 21. All restaurants must go through a 'self-certification' process in order to increase their capacity from 25%. That process is laid out on the Read More |
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Bucks Mother/Daughter Sentenced in Murder of Family; Cheltenham Hit-and-Run; Philly Early Voting |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/28/20 5:30 pm | updated: 09/28/20 5:32 pm |
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A mother and her adult daughter were each sentenced to five consecutive life sentences for the murders of 5 of their relatives, including 3 children, in a Bucks County apartment last year. 47-year-old Shana Decree and her 21-year-old daughter Dominique Decree each pled guilty but mentally ill to five counts of first degree murder. The victims include Shana's children 25-year-old Naa'Irah Smith and 13-year-old Damon Decree Jr. both of Morrisville, Shana's sister 42-year-old Jamilla... Read More |
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Homeless Protest Camps Celebrate Tentative Agreement; Missing 1-month-old; Bicyclist Hit With Bat |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/28/20 12:00 am | updated: 09/28/20 12:03 am |
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Organizers of the homeless protest encampments in Philadelphia announced that they have a tentative agreement with the City of Philadelphia to resolve the 3+ month standoff. Philadelphia Housing Action says that the City and Philadelphia Housing Authority will give 50 vacant and viable homes to the activists. They will be transferred into a community land trust. That number includes 15 city-owned houses currently taken over by mothers and children. "The land trust will permanently... Read More |
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Man Wanted For Shooting at Philly Police Surrenders; Deadly Parkway Crash; Woman Crashes into Home |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/26/20 9:49 pm | updated: 09/26/20 9:49 pm |
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A man wanted for the attempted murder of three plainclothes Philadelphia police officers has turned himself in to authorities. 28-year-old Jeffione Thomas surrendered with his attorney on Friday, 9/25. The shooting happened last Friday, 9/18, on the 1400 block of Sharpnack Street in the Cedarbrook neighborhood. The three officers were riding in an unmarked vehicle. Thomas was riding slowly next to them on a bicycle. An officer rolled down the window and asked him if he was ok. That's... Read More |
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Philly Treasurer Fired, Facing Federal Charges; Catholic League Will Play; Arrest in Trans Attack |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/26/20 12:04 am | updated: 09/26/20 12:04 am |
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U.S. Attorney William McSwain announced charges against the treasurer of the City of Philadelphia on Friday afternoon, 9/25. 40-year-old Christian Dunbar is facing several federal charges including bank embezzlement and immigration fraud. None of these crimes occurred when he working for the City. He is accused of stealing $15,000 from two bank customers when he worked for Wells Fargo Bank in Newtown Square, PA. Between 2015-16, he got the two victims to sign blank deposit slips and he... Read More |
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AMBER ALERT CANCELED Child Abduction for Cheltenham Township - 7yo Giselle Torres Found Safe |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/25/20 8:42 pm | updated: 09/25/20 8:42 pm |
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UPDATE: AMBER ALERT CANCELED - The child has been found safe in New York City. The suspect is in custody. 7-year-old Giselle Torres was found safely in New York City after going missing from the Elkins Park neighborhood of Cheltenham Township on Friday afternoon. Her estranged father, 41-year-old Juan Pablo Torres, and two other men abducted the girl. Police believed they were taking his to Torres' home in Queens, NY. "One of our hostage negotiators was able to get him on the phone and... Read More |
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Philly Breonna Taylor Protesters Block I-95; TSA Arrest Man w/ Gun at PHL; Wolf to Veto Dining Bill |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/24/20 11:58 pm | updated: 09/25/20 12:02 am |
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Protesters were back on the streets in Philadelphia for a second night following the Breonna Taylor grand jury decision in Louisville, KY. This protest started at Independence Mall. The group then marched east and about 50 of them made their way onto the southbound lanes of I-95 blocking traffic. Philadelphia Police arrived and were able to getting the group to exit the highway at Columbus Blvd. The protesters then marched through South Philadelphia. They were blocked off by police at... Read More |
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NJ Passes Ban on Paper, Plastic, Styrofoam; Shots Fired Behind Bucks HS; Man Killed West Oak Lane |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 09/24/20 5:44 pm | updated: 09/24/20 5:44 pm |
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New Jersey lawmakers have passed a bill that would ban single use plastic and paper bags as well as plastic foam containers. Several states have bans on plastic bags or Styrofoam containers, but New Jersey would be the first to have an outright ban on paper bags. Some other states also allow customers to chose paper or plastic for a fee, but that would not be an option in the Garden State. Governor Phil Murphy is expected to sign the bill passed by the Democratic-led Legislature. The ban... Read More |
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