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And an EMR Recycling employee was hospitalized days after it reopened.
Ramah Day Camp, a Jewish summer program in Cheltenham, is closing due to low enrollment after 30 years
This is the final summer for Ramah Day Camp in Cheltenham, leaders announced, as enrollment has nearly halved since 2014.
Eagles training camp opens soon. Here’s what the national media thinks about the Birds and their chances this year.
From the new offense to whether Jalen Hurts is elite, here's everything the national media is saying about the Birds ahead of training camp.
Trevor Zegras inked a major contract extension with the Flyers. Next up: Lending his time and service to the Shoulder Check cause.
Comfortable playing wing or center — he skated down the middle in the playoffs, which he said gave him confidence — Zegras is projected to be the top-line center for…
Over 66 million Americans watched the World Cup final, smashing the soccer record again
Despite a 1-0 score in the Spain-Argentina final, Fox reported an audience of 42.5 million and Telemundo brought in 23.9 million. Both of those totals were also records in their…
Phillies’ costly baserunning blunder highlights a rain-delayed 2-1 loss to the Dodgers
Zack Wheeler allowed just two runs across seven innings, but with runners on second and third in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Phillies ran into an unfathomable game-ending…
A Philadelphia charter is suing the district again, trying to block a nonrenewal vote
The school board is set to consider a nonrenewal vote for Philadelphia Montessori Charter School, in Southwest Philadelphia, on Thursday.
Phillies call up outfielder Bryan De La Cruz after Garrett Stubbs is placed on the injured list
Stubbs will be on the injured list for at least 10 days with left wrist inflammation. De La Cruz, who primarily plated left field in triple A, has nearly 500…
Bala Cynwyd-based Pep Boys to be acquired by Mavis for $700 million
Carl Icahn’s publicly-traded company, Icahn Enterprises LP, will keep owned real estate.
A Chester man was convicted in his friend’s murder after recruiting him for the botched ambush of their rival
Even though Jesse Allen Jr. did not fire that bullet that killed Zaheem Sabree, prosecutors said he was culpable in his death because he recruited him for the execution-gone-wrong.