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AT&T Will Soon Automatically Block Annoying Robocalls
AT&T said this week that it will soon block spam calls or alert customers of suspected spammers. The blocking will first activate for new lines and will then be applied to all existing accounts, the carrier said on Tuesday. The feature will be on by default but can be turned off by users who don’t want it, per rules set...
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Camden Mayor Demands Answers After Trash Piles Up Outside Apartments
Residents of the Crestbury apartment complex in Camden say garbage has been piling up for weeks. On Tuesday, Camden Mayor Frank Moran demanded answers as the trash was finally removed. Residents say there are more problems than just the trash piling up.
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Firefighter Injured in West Philadelphia Building Fire
A Philadelphia firefighter was injured Friday when flames ripped through a vacant warehouse in West Philadelphia.
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Students React After Racial Slur Left on Dorm Room Door
Students at Saint Joseph’s University opened up the student newspaper website to an abrupt title on Wednesday: “Racial Slur Left on Students’ Dorm Room Door.”
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Could Disease and an Invasive Bug End a Christmas Tradition in the Future?
A Christmas tradition is facing an uncertain future, according to some farm owners in the region: In New Jersey, some farmers are seeing disease hit Douglas firs particularly hard and in Pennsylvania, an invasive insect is raising some concern.
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Fears Christmas Trees Shortage Due to Lantern Fly Invasion
People around our area have already started shopping for their Christmas Trees but there has been a lot of conversation about a possible tree shortage. The lantern fly invasion is not helping farmers grow trees that take around 10 to 15 years to grow.
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‘Justice for Bubba': Cat Shot, Killed; $2,500 Reward Offered
Sarah Ashworth knew that Bubba was going to be her cat when she helped deliver him a little over a year ago. Her friend, who owned a pregnant cat, didn’t know what to do with the kitten, but Ashworth had already decided he was hers.
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‘You Can't Just Give Up': Columbine Survivor Speaks on Gun Violence in Philadelphia
Jami Amo remembers pulling a trashcan over her head at Columbine High School to protect herself from two shooters 19 years ago. Now, after hearing from Parkland students who survived a shooting at their own school, Amo decided it was time to speak out.
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Columbine Survivor's Fight
One survivor of the Columbine school shooting is fighting to keep other students safe in their classrooms. Jami Amo was a freshman when two students opened fire in her high school. Now, as a mother, Amo sees her own children participating in drills in their school.
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Non-Profit Concert Honors Slain Temple University Student
Ever since she was tragically murdered in August of 2017, friends, family, and loved ones of Jenna Burleigh have been searching for ways to honor her memory.
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South Jersey Author Raffles Off Book Series After Meeting Biggest Fan
Interacting with the fans of his books is something South Jersey author Mike Myers has always loved to do. But it wasn’t until recently that Myers found perhaps his biggest fan, Billy, and knew he had to do something special for him.
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Villanova Tries to Avoid 2nd-Round Tourney Blues Against Alabama
It’s not a curse. Because Villanova has won a national championship.
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Nova Gets Ready to Take on Alabama
Number one seed Villanova is moving forward after making winning against Radford look easy. Now, the team will take on Alabama.
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Police Search for Driver in Deadly Hit-and-Run, Offer $10K Reward
A man who went out to get something to eat is now dead after a hit-and-run driver struck him in a crosswalk. Fred Gitterman, 69, was walking along Lancaster Avenue in Radnor on Tuesday night around 8 p.m. when he was struck.
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Search For Hit and Run Driver Continues
A reward has been offered to find a driver of an SUV that struck and killed a man in a crosswalk on Lancaster Ave. in Radnor Tuesday night.
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The Roots Sing ‘Fly, Eagles Fly' During Halftime Warm-Up for Eagles-Vikings Game
The Eagles won’t be the only group of men Philadelphians will be cheering for at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. According to the Eagles Twitter account, The Roots will be performing the halftime show.
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Your Philadelphia Parking Ticket Could Be Forgiven
Parking scofflaws might be getting a gift, but likely not in time for the holidays.
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4 Hurt, Including Police Officer, in Bucks County Apartment Fire
A police officer and three other people were sent to the hospital Tuesday night after flames engulfed a Bucks County apartment complex.
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6 Teens Charged in On-Ice Hockey Brawl in March
What was a hockey brawl in March became a court battle Tuesday when six players from a Ridley hockey club team were charged with simple assault and two other related counts in Montgomery County district court.
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Teens Charged After on-Ice Brawl
Six teens will be heading to court after an on-ice brawl during a hockey game in March. Now, prosecutors are saying this all boils down to one team not being able to handle losing.