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William ‘Poogie’ Hart, lead singer of the Delfonics and voice of the Philadelphia sound, dies at 77
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Pa. Senate Republicans advanced a two-year, $1.2 billion transportation plan this week. They want to use funds from the relatively obscure but important Public Transportation Trust Fund to fund SEPTA. Democrats oppose the plan. Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman (R., Indiana) spoke on the senate floor that Tuesday evening about the bill. “It’s a good day to be from rural Pennsylvania,” said Pittman, of Indiana County. He argued that Philadelphia is experiencing what rural Pennsylvania has been f
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Pa. Senate Republicans advanced a two-year, $1.2 billion transportation plan this week. They want to use funds from the relatively obscure but important Public Transportation Trust Fund to fund SEPTA. Democrats oppose the plan. Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman (R., Indiana) spoke on the senate floor that Tuesday evening about the bill. “It’s a good day to be from rural Pennsylvania,” said Pittman, of Indiana County. He argued that Philadelphia is experiencing what rural Pennsylvania has been f
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Daniel Hoffman is an artist in Ardmore, Pa., making beautiful memorial vases, planters, and ornaments using loved ones's ashes. Combining his knowledge of ceramics with his understanding of grief and loss, Hoffman has set out to create unique memorials to those we have lost, with every piece of art different from the last. Watch the video for more. 📹 by Sam Stewart / Staff 📝 by Earl Hopkins / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Daniel Hoffman is an artist in Ardmore, Pa., making beautiful memorial vases, planters, and ornaments using loved ones's ashes. Combining his knowledge of ceramics with his understanding of grief and loss, Hoffman has set out to create unique memorials to those we have lost, with every piece of art different from the last. Watch the video for more. 📹 by Sam Stewart / Staff 📝 by Earl Hopkins / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Here's what Chestnut Street in Philadelphia looked like Sunday morning. | Philadelphia Inquirer
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During the last run of the Inquirer's own presses, a "family" of employees say goodbye as the company transitions to an outsourced printing operation. | Philadelphia Inquirer
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What happens when two of Philly’s hottest chefs make up a dish on the spot? You get duck stuffed duck neck with a Japanese chocolate curry mole 🤯 Phila Lorn (Mawn) and Alex Kemp (My Loup) are bringing the heat — and the heart — to The Inquirer’s first-ever Food Fest. You’ll have to be there to taste how this one turns out 👀🔥 🎟️ Tickets at foodfest.inquirer.com 📹 by Ariane Datil / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Philadelphia detectives are solving homicides at the highest rate in 40 years — a turnaround driven by fewer cases, new technology, and renewed focus. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, meets Social Video Host Ariane Datil at the Wooder Cooler to break down what’s behind the progress. | Philadelphia Inquirer
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We keep an “I” on Philly! Support fearless investigative reporting in Philly — give to The Inquirer’s High-Impact Journalism Fund today at Inquirer.com/watchdog. | Philadelphia Inquirer
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If you bring someone to Philadelphia and you want them to have an authentic cheesesteak experience, take them to John’s Roast Pork. Here, Inquirer staffer Tommy Rowan explains why he loves John’s Roast Pork cheesesteak. Spoiler: “It’s a symphony of a sandwich.” Read more about John’s Roast Pork — one of The Inquirer’s 76 most vital restaurants — at Inquirer.com/76. 📝 by Tommy Rowan / Staff 📹 by Esra Erol / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Philadelphia homicide detectives say morale has improved since moving out of the Roundhouse — and it might be showing in their work. From having to share 15 computers for 80-100 detectives, to now having their own desks, police say the move to Broad St. has helped boost productivity, contributing to the city’s highest homicide clearance rate in 40 years. But it's not the whole story. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, joins us at the Wooder Cooler to explain how their new h
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This is not your meemaw’s biscuits and gravy. 👩🏼‍🍳 Chef Elizabeth Grothe from Scampi and baker Paige Wernick from Rougarou put some New Orleans funk on it. They’re cooking up a 🍤 sausage rolled up into a meatball and served in an étouffée-style, Italian-ish gravy. It’s a dish you can only get at the Inquirer Food Fest on Saturday, Nov. 15 at The Fillmore. I’ll be there. They’ll be there. Will you? 🎟️ TICKET UPDATE: Inquirer Food Fest tickets officially sold out earlier this week — but there
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The Flyers are deep into the offseason and fully focused on developing their next generation of talent. This week on Gameday Central, The Inquirer’s Jackie Spiegel sits down with Riley Armstrong, the team’s director of player development, to talk standout prospects, top performers from development camp, and what’s next for the Flyers’ AHL affiliate in Lehigh Valley. | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Philadelphians died by traffic violence at a rate three times greater than New Yorkers from 2019 through 2023. At the recent peak, in 2020, 155 people were killed on Philly streets. While that number has been trending downward, the city has a long way to go. How exactly is Philly working to improve street safety? What specific improvements have been made? Is more enforcement the answer? Inquirer transportation reporter Tom Fitzgerald answers some FAQs about what the f— Philly is doing to make st
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About 75 immigration activists and supporters rallied Tuesday outside City Hall to demand that Mayor Cherelle L. Parker forcefully speak up for Philadelphia’s status as a sanctuary city. "Sanctuary for one is sanctuary for all!” Erika Guadalupe Núñez, executive director of Juntos, declared to the crowd, which cheered and banged drums in response. “This is the time for intentional action.” Learn more here: https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/philadelphia-sanctuary-city-rally-parker-ice-imm
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Every weekend from April to October, barbecue smoke perfumes the air across from Citizens Bank Park, as chicken wings, meat skewers, and homemade sausages sizzle on dozens of charcoal grills at the Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park. Take a virtual tour of the market from Inquirer food writer Michael Klein's point of view. 🤔 What’s your favorite thing you’ve eaten at the market? 📝& 🎥 by Michael Klein / Staff ✂️ by Bri Arreguin-Malloy / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer
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On Tuesday, a horse ran along I-95 from Kelly Drive to Port Richmond. Play our game to see if you can beat him. 🐎💨 🔗: https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/inq2/horse-i-95-highway-game-20240222.html | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Over 100 Princeton University students and faculty members gathered Thursday on a lawn near the Ivy League institution’s center to protest Israel's ongoing military operations in Gaza. 🔗 https://www.inquirer.com/education/pro-palestine-protest-princeton-swarthmore-penn-20240425.html | Philadelphia Inquirer
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A South Jersey teacher has resigned from her position with the Winslow Township School District after her profanity-filled tirade to her class was recorded by a student’s cell phone. 🔗: https://www.inquirer.com/news/winslow-high-school-cursing-teacher-resigned-20230216.html | Philadelphia Inquirer
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Only one Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice since 1968 has failed to win a retention election, in which voters face a yes-or-no choice on whether to give incumbents new 10-year terms, rather than a choice between candidates. Tuesday’s results will be discouraging for anyone hoping to increase that number soon. Hoping to break liberals’ 5-2 majority on the state’s highest court, Republicans spent big in an attempt to oust three justices who were originally elected as Democrats. Democratic groups
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