Philly Public League Won't Be Playing Sports This Fall Amid Coronavirus
The Philadelphia Public League won’t be playing sports this fall amid the coronavirus.
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Pennsylvania's Coronavirus Cases Trending Younger
Younger adults are making up a larger percentage of coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania, the state department of health said.... -
At His New Jersey Golf Club, Trump Finds Supportive Audience
It was an unexpected perk of their country club membership: being the audience for President Donald Trump’s hurriedly announced news conference Friday evening at his course in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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Eagles Activate Linebacker Nathan Gerry From Reserve/COVID-19 List
The Eagles have activated linebacker Nathan Gerry from the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
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Police Busted NJ House Party With 300 Attendees, Host Arrested
A party-thrower who hosted more than 300 people, well exceeding Gov. Phil Murphy’s latest directive on indoor gathering, at a New Jersey home was arrested on Sunday. Howell Police say the investigation into a “pop up” party at a home on Wilson Drive in Ramtown is ongoing. The person who was arrested wasn’t identified but aut... -
‘We Are Philly' T-Shirts Show Support, Help Those Struggling Amid Coronavirus
Philadelphia restaurateur Rob Wasserman tells Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle about the “We Are Philly” T-shirt campaign that is giving back amid the coronavirus pandemic to Philadelphians in need.
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Decision on Fall Youth Sports in Pennsylvania Delayed By 2 Weeks
After opposition from the governor, one of Pennsylvania’s governing bodies for high school athletics is delaying its decision to allow sports to happen in the fall. The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association’s board of directors on Friday said it will meet again later this month to determine how to move forward, all the while askin... -
Army Veterans, Already Ill From Burn Pits, Now Fear COVID-19
Those who served overseas on U.S. military bases are worried that their exposure to burn pits makes them more vulnerable to COVID-19’s deadly effects.
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Not a ‘Witch Hunt': NJ Gov. Urges Cooperation With Coronavirus Contact Tracers
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is urging New Jersey residents to not only answer the phone when a coronavirus contact tracer calls, but to answer the tracer’s questions.
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UPS Tacks on Additional Fees as It Faces a Flood of Packages During Pandemic
With the pandemic, the number of packages has spiked — and so have the shipping surcharges at United Parcel Service. The shipping company said Friday in a memo that it’s tacked on additional fees for some packages shipped within the U.S. and others shipped internationally. In the memo, it listed the shipping surcharges, which depend on th... -
Upper Darby Quarantines Entire Sanitation Division Due to COVID-19 Outbreak
Upper Darby’s entire sanitation division will be quarantined for more than two weeks due to a recent coronavirus outbreak, the mayor announced Thursday.
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2 Delaware School Boards Vote to Start School Year Online
Two school boards in Delaware have voted to start the school year with virtual classes.
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Looking at Co-working Spaces as People Work Differently Amid Coronavirus
Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gives you a look at a pair of co-working spaces — NextFab and The Chestnut — that are giving people a place to be creative and work amid coronavirus.
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NJ Jobless Claims Hit Lowest Since COVID-19 Outbreak Began
The state Labor Department says New Jersey’s jobless applications fell to their lowest weekly level since the COVID-19 outbreak began in March
