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Sybille Damas to leave Congreso after nearly two decades

Philly s 2020 HIV rates mirror reduced screenings in pandemic

Diagnoses in people who inject drugs were rising before the pandemic. Health officials worry now about spread among people who don’t know their HIV status.

After going virtual in 2020, la Feria del Barrio returns to N Philly

After going virtual in 2020, la Feria del Barrio returns to N Philly
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PECO has millions available to help with energy bills, but says few eligible customers are applying for assistance

PECO received $270 million in federal and state funding through the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, money that can be used to help people who can't pay their bills due to the pandemic. Only a limited number of customers have enrolled, and so far only $500,000 of that money has been spent to help people with their energy bills.

Coronavirus update: Philly cases jump, despite vaccine eligibility

WHYY By A member of Penn State Health s vaccination clinic staff administers a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. (Office of Gov. Tom Wolf) Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley had mixed news at Tuesday’s COVID-19 briefing: Even though more people are eligible for vaccinations than ever before, the number of cases is rising. The city reported 747 new COVID-19 cases since Monday, and of the people who got tested for COVID-19, 7.3% tested positive. Farley said that with late reporting, he expects the number to rise. Last week, the number of new cases per day averaged 591, and 7.6% of the people tested were positive for COVID-19.

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