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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Temple University Bike Tour 2025

With spring weather finally back, bike riders are out and about. Temple’s main and Ambler campuses teamed up to host the second annual Temple University Bike Tour. Almost 250 have taken on the challenge to ride from Temple’s main campus to Temple’s Ambler campus. That’s up from 125 last year. Organizer Vicki McGarvey is excited about the growth. When asked about what the success this year as… Source Read Article

Earth Day · Philadelphia

Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley hosts Earth Day fair

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Hollis Berendt was a senior in high school in Maryland when the first Earth Day took place across the country on April 22, 1970. Environmentalists launched Earth Day to demonstrate support for environmental protection. “The Cuyahoga River in Cleveland was burning,” she said. “Pollution was just a mess. Our air is so much better today than it was.” The river caught fire on an oil slick on June 22, 1969. The fire lasted 30 minutes and caused an es…See the Story

Pope Francis

Duquesne University students pay respects to Pope Francis while studying in Rome

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Duquesne University students spending the summer in Rome have a front row seat to history as the world mourns the death of Pope Francis.See the Story

TUPD’s New Dispatch Center

With the funding from the state, Temple University has upgraded its 24/7 dispatch center with new technology, more space, and faster response tools. “There’s an enormous increase in the number of cameras on campus we have,” said Brian Hathaway, a dispatcher with Temple University Police. Joshua Nussbaum, deputy director of Emergency Management, said the improvements are important for… SourcePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

Activists Propose Changes to Make Safer Bike Lanes in Center City

Citizens of Center City neighborhoods like Society Hill are proposing changes along with City Council that would change bike lanes to make them much safer for bicyclists. It’s not just about wearing helmets. It’s about creating streets that make it safer for everybody. Philly is a great city to bike in but its not as safe as it could be. Som bike lanes have been causing major safety… SourcePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

PA House Rep. proposes privatizing SEPTA busing to ease budget crisis, cites need for new approach

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — A Pennsylvania lawmaker is proposing a solution to SEPTA’s ongoing budget woes, handing over part of its operations to the private sector. House Republican Leader Jesse Topper on Wednesday filed a co-sponsorship memo signaling his intent to introduce legislation requiring the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) to privatize its bus operations through a public-private partnership. The proposal comes…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia See the Story

Remains Found On Temple Construction Site

Human remains have been unearthed during Temple’s newest construction project. Work crews discovered fragments of caskets and bones while clearing ground for the foundation of the new Klein College of Media and Communication and the Center for the Performing and Cinematic Arts. In an announcement released on April 11, the University said they have a protocol in place for this event. SourcePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

A professor at Harvard was studying ALS. He lost his funding after the federal freeze

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By Taylor Romine, Lex Harvey and Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — A laureate professor working on early diagnosis of ALS, or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, is one of several Harvard University researchers who have received stop-work orders after the Trump administration froze more than $2.2 billion in funding over the university’s refusal to bow to policy demands. David Walt, a professor at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital said …Donald Trump · Cambridge See the Story

Men's Golf Wraps Up Regular Season at The Princeton Invitational - Rutgers University Athletics

PRINCETON, N.J. - The Rutgers men's golf team rounds out their regular season this weekend at the Princeton University invitational.Golf · Princeton See the Story

Cherry Blossom Parade, other DC events bring weekend road closures, parking restrictions

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The National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade and the Annual Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival are slated for this weekend. Those festivities will temporarily shut down some D.C. roads and restrict parking. There could be some delays on roadways around the parade and festival. D.C. police asked drivers to consider taking an alternate route and asked that they be cautious of pedestrians. D.C. police gave an outline of the expected parking res…See the Story

FDR Park’s Southeast Asian Market Returns for the 2025 Season

One of Philly’s most popular summer staples is officially back. The Southeast Asian Market is now open every Saturday and Sunday until Saturday, October 26th. Located in Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park, this market offers a wide variety of cultural food, drinks, clothing, and even toys. Opening weekend for the SEA market, as some call it, always attracts a big crowd. This year was no… SourcePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

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Temple University Bike Tour 2025

Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley hosts Earth Day fair

Duquesne University students pay respects to Pope Francis while studying in Rome

TUPD’s New Dispatch Center

Activists Propose Changes to Make Safer Bike Lanes in Center City

PA House Rep. proposes privatizing SEPTA busing to ease budget crisis, cites need for new approach

Remains Found On Temple Construction Site

A professor at Harvard was studying ALS. He lost his funding after the federal freeze

Men's Golf Wraps Up Regular Season at The Princeton Invitational - Rutgers University Athletics

Cherry Blossom Parade, other DC events bring weekend road closures, parking restrictions

FDR Park’s Southeast Asian Market Returns for the 2025 Season

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