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Wawa Expands to Florida, Reward/Video for Attempted Kidnap, Abington and Holy Redeemer it Call Off |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/18/12 10:51 pm | updated: 07/18/12 10:51 pm |
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Wawa has now expanded way down south to Florida. Today, Florida Governor Rick Scott and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer joined Wawa executives Howard Stoeckel and Chris Gheysens at the opening of their first store in Orlando. The Philadelphia based convenience chain plans to open another Orlando store and two in nearby Kissimmee in the coming weeks with another in Tampa later. Hopefully they'll be able to satisfy Florida's appetite for soda, ice, snacks, cigarettes, and of course hoagies.
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Airplane Circles Penn State with Blunt Message, ex-Lansdale Catholic Coach charged for false claims |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/17/12 10:19 pm | updated: 07/17/12 10:19 pm |
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An airplane flew around State College today towing a sign that read, "TAKE THE STATUE DOWN OR WE WILL." The statue referred to in the sign is believed to be the bronze statue of the late former head football coach Joe Paterno that is standing outside Beaver Stadium on the campus of Penn State. Paterno's name has been tarnished in the wake of the Freeh report into the University's handling of allegations of sexual assault by former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. The flying sign comes on the... Read More |
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$11.7 million drug bust in Bensalem, Man charged in death of off-duty Officer riding bike |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/16/12 11:26 pm | updated: 07/16/12 11:26 pm |
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Two men are under arrest and millions of dollars worth of narcotics are off the street after a Bensalem police officer and K-9 unit made a traffic stop on routine patrol on Sunday. Officer Brian Cowden pulled over a tractor trailer with California plates on Street Road after observing the driver and passenger acting suspiciously and then noticing several vehicle violations on the 18-wheeler. During the stop, his K-9 Edo sniffed out 15 kilos of heroin and 20 pounds of methampehamine worth a... Read More |
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Mumford and Sons Announce New Album "Babel" due September 24, 2012 plus tourdates |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/16/12 11:16 pm | updated: 07/16/12 11:16 pm |
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Mumford and Sons have announced the release date and track list to their next album titled Babel. This will be the highly anticipated followup to their immensely successful 2009 debut record Sign No More, which has gone multi-platinum and contained a few Grammy-nominated songs.
Babel is due to be release on September 24, 2012.
The track list is as follows:
1. Babel
2. Whispers in the Dark
3. I Will Wait
4. Holland... Read More |
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Artist paints over Joe Paterno's halo, New PA law driving in floods, Beanie Sigel 2 years in prison |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/15/12 1:52 am | updated: 07/15/12 1:53 am |
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The downtown mural in State College has been changed again in light of the Freeh Report. Artist Michael Pilato had painted a halo above Joe Paterno's head after he passed away in January. After Thursday's report that implicated Paterno as well as other high ranking Penn State officers including former University President Graham Spanier in covering up aspects of Jerry Sandusky's child sex abuse case, Pilato felt he had to remove the halo from the painting. He added a blue ribbon to Paterno's... Read More |
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Bastille Day at Eastern State Penitentiary July 14 at 4:30 |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/14/12 7:16 pm | updated: 07/14/12 8:18 pm |
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Bastille Day, July 14th, is the French National Holiday commemorating the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille fortress prison on July 14, 1789. That act is seen as the symbol of the uprising of the French Revolultion and the start of the modern nation of France.
Here in Philadelphia the biggest Bastille Day celebration is held every year outside the walls of Eastern State Penitentiary. The reenactment of the Storming of the Bastille is rather playful, tongue in cheek, and... Read More |
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Tribute to Ofcs Reeves and Lorenzo, Olympic Uniforms Made in China, Alligator in the Mail |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/13/12 7:33 pm | updated: 07/13/12 7:33 pm |
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Hundreds paid tribute today to two fallen officers. Millville Police Officer Christopher Reeves had a funeral and was laid to rest today. He was killed in the line of duty when his cruiser was struck by a vehicle driven by a suspect fleeing from police. Acting New Jersey Governor Kim Guadagno has ordered all flags to be flown at half-staff to honor Officer Reeves. Officer Reeves was an eight-year veteran of the force. His wife, Susan Reeves, is also a Millville police officer. The Millville... Read More |
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Outdoor Feeding Ban Blocked, Mayfair Slasher Ordered to Trial, Freeh Report Blasts PSU, Paterno Rspn |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/12/12 10:03 pm | updated: 07/12/12 10:03 pm |
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US District Judge William H. Yohn sees no difference between feeding the homeless outside at City Hall or outside in city parks along the Parkway, or that it is better or any more dignified on the concrete compared to the grass. He will be extending his temporary injunction against the enforcement of Mayor Nutter's city law banning outdoor feeding of groups larger than three for at least a year. This should give the city and various religious and secular groups plenty of time to come up with a... Read More |
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Philadelphia to get 2nd Casino, Ahead of Freeh Report - Joe Paterno sends letter to players |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/11/12 10:06 pm | updated: 07/11/12 10:06 pm |
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The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced today that it would begin accepting applications for a license for a second casino in Philadelphia. The license up for bidding is the same one that was revoked from Foxwoods casino a year and a half ago. A bill that would have opened up statewide competition for that license passed the House but never was taken up in the Senate. The current law still provisions two licenses for Philadelphia. Since the law does not seem like it will change the... Read More |
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Mayor Nutter Defends Feeding Ban, Kenneth Mazik Pleads Guilty, Freeh Report due Thurs. 9am |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 07/10/12 10:37 pm | updated: 07/10/12 10:37 pm |
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Mayor Nutter told a federal judge this morning that his ban on public feeding of homeless people in the city parks is part of his plan to end city homelessness. It is not a reaction to pressure from cultural groups along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The ban is being challenged on constitutional grounds from various religious groups who feed the homeless outside in city parks. They say it interferes with their free exercise of religion. Nutter says the outdoor feeding does not address the... Read More |
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