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3 days ago |
audacy.com | John McDevitt
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - Philadelphia's Commerce Department is hosting a free monthly event series aimed at helping businesses in the city grow. The April edition of "Coffee and Commerce" will focus on safety and crime prevention, and all Philadelphia business owners are invited to attend. This month's event is titled "Safety Essentials and Crime Prevention for Businesses in Philadelphia".
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5 days ago |
audacy.com | John McDevitt
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - From barnyard animals to exotics and everything in between, ACCT Philly's animal care and control officers don't just wrangle dogs and cats on the streets of Philadelphia. On Monday, ACCT Philly officers responded to a proud peacock strutting around Olney. "And when they got there, he was just hanging out on the porch," said Sarah Barnett, ACCT Philly's executive director. "Our officers picked him up and brought him into the shelter. He seemed healthy.
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6 days ago |
audacy.com | John McDevitt
HARRISBURG, P.A. (KYW Newsradio) - Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family made a lunch time visit to Harrisburg Fire Station 1 on Thursday to serve a meal to the first responders that rescued them from an arson attack on the Governor's Mansion on Sunday. "We are so grateful to everyone who got our entire family out safely," Shapiro said in a press conference before serving lunch.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | John McDevitt
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) - A popular water gun game played by high school students this time of year has prompted safety concerns from law enforcement and public safety officials. "Senior Assassin" is a game where high school seniors armed with water guns try to take out their opponents by squirting them. It often runs several days and when someone is shot with water, it has to be captured in video for the elimination to count. The last person not to get wet wins the game.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | John McDevitt
PHILADELPHIA ( KYW Newsradio) - Bucks County Community College and Villanova University have partnered to offer a streamlined program for BCCC associate degree holders who want to pursue a graduate degree in accounting. The key component of the program is the integration of graduate-level accounting prerequisites within the undergraduate curriculum.
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I went to the @PhillyZoo today, where 4 critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos Tortoises have recently hatched. Their mother named “Mommy” is around 100 years old. She is now the world’s oldest first-time mother of her species. Hatchlings go on exhibit April 24th. https://t.co/pJVxUs6LI8

#BreakingNews. “Mommy”is a Mommy. The @PhillyZoo’s 90+ year old Galápagos tortoise laid eggs. 4 babies hatched so far. She is the oldest Western Santa Cruz Island Galápagos tortoise to lay eggs. Huge deal in the world of animal conservation. They are critically endangered. https://t.co/PaCnENxWG0

The 2005 Philadelphia Flower Show opens to the public tomorrow. We tagged along for the PHS members preview. This exhibit is a top crowd pleaser. @KYWNewsradio https://t.co/suku2rbQ5Q