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fox29.com | Steve Keeley
NORTH PHILADELPHIA - A young father was honored and remembered Friday night as family, friends and his community gathered to release balloons following his tragic death in the Fairmount Park deadly Memorial Day shooting. A family's grief: "This is where he came up. He would’ve loved to be right here," James Hargrove, Mikhail’s grandfather, said. Hargrove said Bowers would have loved being among his friends, family and neighbors at 30th and Norris, where he grew up.
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yahoo.com | Steve Keeley
The BriefIt was a solemn evening in North Philadelphia as friends, family and community members released balloons Friday evening honoring one of the victims of Monday’s deadly shooting. 21-year-old Mikhail Bowers, loved by many in his Philly community, was remembered as a young father whose life was tragically cut short.
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fox29.com | Steve Keeley
Summer events continue at Fairmount Park despite recent deadly mass shooting Days after a deadly mass shooting during a Memorial Day party at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia residents are returning to the park to enjoy summer festivities including Parks on Tap. PHILADELPHIA - Days after a tragic shooting during a Memorial Day party in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia residents are returning to the park to enjoy summer festivities.
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yahoo.com | Steve Keeley
The BriefParks on Tap, a traveling beer garden throughout Philadelphia's neighborhoods, will be in Lemon Hill May 28–June 1. This comes just days after a mass shooting occurred in the Lemon Hill area on Memorial Day, leaving two killed and nine others injured. PHILADELPHIA - Days after a tragic shooting during a Memorial Day party in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia residents are returning to the park to enjoy summer festivities.
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1 week ago |
fox29.com | Steve Keeley
New details emerge in deadly South Jersey house explosion A man and a woman were found dead nearly two weeks ago and the house was reduced to ash and debris. An investigation is ongoing, but it turns out, the two people were not in a relationship. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. - New details have emerged on a tragic murder suicide in Gloucester County in early May. The man and woman found in the rubble were not in a relationship, the woman’s best friend says. Friend's grief: "He lured her over there.
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