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Philly s paid sick leave law for COVID-19 ends Dec 31 — here s what that means

Philly s paid sick leave law for COVID-19 ends Dec 31 — here s what that means
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City Shuts Down Avram Hornik s Rittenhouse Bar Walnut Garden

Wednesday should have been a busy day at Walnut Garden, Avram Hornik s new Rittenhouse Square pop-up bar. Instead, the city shut it down.

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Canada wildfire smoke leads to air quality alert in Philadelphia area

Smoke from Tantallon wildfire in Nova Scotia is over PA, NJ and DE today. Here are wildfire smoke maps.

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Philadelphia To Offer Pregnant People From Certain Communities $1,000 Per Month

Philadelphia is gearing up to offer 'pregnant people' in certain parts of the city $1,000 per month, according to reports.

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The air quality near the Titan Auto Recycling fire in North Philly has returned to normal, city officials say

A three-alarm fire at Titan Auto Recycling in North Philadelphia caused an air quality emergency on Tuesday. Tests show particulate matter levels spiked but have since returned to normal. Residents are safe to resume their normal activities, city health officials said on Wednesday afternoon. The cause of the fire is being investigated.

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