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Pederson Next to Coach Eagles; Gay-Friendly Inn Closing; Head Butt Coach Charged |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/15/16 12:57 pm | updated: 01/15/16 12:57 pm |
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Doug Pederson will be the next head coach of the Eagles. Perderson is a former player and assistant coach for the team. Pederson succeeds Chip Kelly, who was fired and has since been hired as the San Francisco 49ers head coach. Doug Pederson is currently the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs. He has not been officially announced because the Chiefs are still active in the NFL playoffs. Pederson is the 23rd coach in Eagles history and the fourth coach hired during Jeffrey... Read More |
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FBI Investigating Cop Shootingas Terror Act; Eagles Lose McAdoo; Jaworski and Flacco Buy Ramblewood |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/14/16 12:49 pm | updated: 01/14/16 12:49 pm |
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FBI Director James B. Comey is in Philadelphia today. He says federal agents are investigating last week's shooting of a Philadelphia police officer as a terrorist attack. His comments marked the first time investigators have publicly characterized the Thursday shooting of Officer Jesse Hartnett by a man pledging allegiance to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, as a potential act of terror.
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Conshohocken Water Main Break; Head-Butt Coach Back to Teaching; Powerball Record |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/13/16 2:33 pm | updated: 01/13/16 2:33 pm |
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A water main break in Conshohocken caused icy conditions and electrical issues early morning. The broken main sent water spouting into the air at the Riverwalk Apartment complex. The water shot 30 feet into the air. Combined with sub-freezing temperatures overhead power lines iced over. Crews worked to control the break and were finally able to shut off the water around 7:30.
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Fire at Chadds Ford Castle; Inquirer, Daily News, Philly.com Donated; Cosby Defense |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/12/16 12:47 pm | updated: 01/12/16 12:47 pm |
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A fire broke out at a historic castle in Chadds Ford overnight. The incident occurred at the Rocky Hill Castle on Bullock Road. Fire crews reported heavy fire at the site. The castle was built in 1821. In 1912, according to the property's real estate listing, it underwent major changes and the original Victorian-style home with wrap around deck was converted into a stone castle.
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Bowie Philadelphia Connections; Feasterville Fire; Eagles Interview Doug Pederson and Tom Coughlin |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/11/16 1:27 pm | updated: 01/11/16 1:27 pm |
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Music fans around the world are mourning the loss of singer David Bowie who died Sunday just after his 69th birthday and releasing a new album. David Bowie had many connections to Philadelphia. His first live album was recorded at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby in July 1974 during the Diamond Dogs tour. Bowie also recorded his "Young Americans" album at Sigma Sound Studios. David Bowie's family made the announcement he passed peacefully after an 18 month battle with cancer.
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Pregnant Mom Dies in Fire; Pederson and Gruden Considered by Eagles?; Philly Prison Plan |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/08/16 1:24 pm | updated: 01/08/16 1:24 pm |
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A pregnant mother and her young child died in a row house fire in Philadelphia. The fire broke out around 4 a.m. Friday on North 4th Street. Authorities say the mother went back into the home in an attempt to save her two-year-old child. The victims were found on the second floor, where the mother was found cradling her child. Family members on scene have identified the mother and son as Elizabeth Perez and Nathaniel Richardson. Perez was eight months pregnant.
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NJ Horse Vet Fraud; Fire Deaths at All Time Low; Kenney Evaluating Mummers Parade |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/07/16 11:58 am | updated: 01/07/16 11:58 am |
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New Jersey state officials have found a Williamstown woman lied to South Jersey horse owners about being a licensed veterinarian and caused some horses to die horribly slow, painful deaths. Jacque Smith was treating horses until a six-count complaint was filed in Superior Court in Atlantic County to request restitution for the horse owners. Incidents date back to 2005. Investigators discovered that Smith never attended a veterinary school, despite telling people she had done so at the... Read More |
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Coach Suspended After Headbutt; Powerball Jackpot Nears Record; More Beachfront Dune Resistance |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/06/16 1:38 pm | updated: 01/06/16 1:38 pm |
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Neshaminy High School Head Basketball Coach Jerry Devine has been placed on leave as coach and from his teaching responsibilities after an incident at the end of a close basketball game last night. It was caught on video as Devine's team gets hit with a foul at the end of a close game. Then Devine gets in the face of the ref and head butts him, knocking the ref backward to the floor. Devine is an algebra and history teacher at Neshaminy High School. The school is investigating. Watch video... Read More |
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Cobbs Creek Clubhouse Fire; Car Stolen with Child Asleep Inside; Details on Skeletal Remains Found |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/05/16 1:14 pm | updated: 01/05/16 1:14 pm |
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Frigid temperatures made it difficult for firefighters called to Cobbs Creek Golf Course late last night. A fire broke out in the clubhouse on Cardington Road on the Karakung Course about 11:00 p.m. The fire was under control just before 1 a.m. There were no injuries however the fire department had water issues in the cold and now the house has completely iced over.
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NFL Black Monday; Former Zion Pastor Sues; Off Duty Officer Injured in Fire |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 01/04/16 1:12 pm | updated: 01/04/16 1:12 pm |
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Today is known as Black Monday around the National Football League - the day many coaches lose their jobs after disappointing seasons. Of course the Eagles beat everyone to the punch, firing Chip Kelly last week and have already started interviewing candidates. Inside sources say Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie is very interested in talking to Saints coach Sean Payton if he becomes available.
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