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California Twins Born 15 Minutes Apart But in Different Years
California twins Aylin and Alfredo Trujillo were born just 15 minutes apart, but their birthdays fall in different years.
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To Make Your Financial New Year's Resolutions Stick, Here's What You Need to Do
It’s easy to come up with New Year’s resolutions and even easier to break them. Experts give their advice on how to stay on track.
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Mummers Parade Postponed, But Spirits Stay High
Philadelphia’s Mummers Parade has been delayed a day due to weather. It will strut on Sunday, Jan. 2. But NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville found the Mummers were staying ready for the festivities.
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NBC10 First Alert Weather: Dense Fog Friday Morning
Visibility in some spots will be only about a mile as dense fog clouds the Philadelphia region Friday morning. NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna has your full forecast.
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Feeling Burned Out? Here's How to Ensure You're Perfectly Refreshed for the New Year
With burnout on the rise, CNBC asked the experts about how you can best use the holiday period to ensure you start the new year feeling refreshed.
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Why the Pressure to Set New Year's Resolutions Might Feel Greater Than Ever — and How to Combat It
The need to set big resolutions might feel more pressing than ever this New Year, but experts say it’s important to reflect before making big changes.
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New Year's Eve Forecast and Weekend Outlook
A warm New Year’s Eve will usher in 2022, but will the rain hold off for those looking to celebrate with fireworks and ball drops on Friday evening.
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Will There Be a Dry New Year's Eve for Fireworks Celebrations?
Earlier fireworks displays on Friday are looking drier than the midnight celebrations, according to the NBC10 Weather Team. Here’s the latest forecast for New Year’s Eve.
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Watch: Organizers Test Times Square Ball Before NYE
The 11,875-pound sphere made its way up and down the pole it will descend on New Year’s Eve so organizers could ensure it was ready to go.
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A Guide to Holiday Events in Our Area
Christmas Day 2021 is now in the books but Holiday events will continue throughout our area until the New Year. NBC10’s Tracy Davidson speaks with city representative Sheila Hess about the holiday events in Philadelphia.
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The Mummers Will Strut Down Broad Street on New Year's Day 2022
Philadelphia’s annual Mummers Parade will return to South Broad Street on New Year’s Day 2022 after a year lost to COVID-19. Details on the strut were revealed Tuesday.
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Americans Are Looking Forward to Holiday Travel This Winter But Overspending and Uncertainty Could Spoil the Fun
There’s increased interest in holiday travel this year but the dangers of overspending and uncertainty around Covid could still spoil the fun.
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People Are Booking Christmas Vacations Earlier Than Ever Before
An early rush to book Christmas travel is causing hotels and rental homes to fill earlier than usual this year.
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In Their Words: 11 Resolutions and Hopes for 2021
The coronavirus pandemic was the story of 2020 and we’ll still be dealing with the “new normal” in 2021. But many of us have hope the new year will be better.
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Gyms Deal With New Year Rush Amid Coronavirus Restrictions
Some coronavirus restrictions were lifted for Pennsylvania gyms, a welcome update during the typically busy month of January. Yet gym owners are still dealing with major changes due to the pandemic. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors explains.
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Welcome to the World! Meet the First Babies of 2021 in Our Area
Here are some of the newest, and cutest, residents of the Philadelphia area — the first babies of 2021 to arrive at local hospitals.
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Meet Astraea, One Of The First Babies Born in 2021
One of the first babies born in 2021 in our area is a beautiful baby girl, Astraea. She and her parents, Lekota and Tylor McCann joined NBC10’s Jim Rosenfield and Jacqueline London, while Astraea took a nap.
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A Local Psychologist's Advice for Planning Your New Year's Resolutions
Whether your resolution is to hit the gym or to cut down on spending, a local psychologist has a few tips for success in the new year. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.
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Checking in With One of 2020's First Babies
Mirabel Pinto won’t remember 2020 — she’s turning one year old at one minute after midnight on New Year’s Day, 2021. But her parents, Jessica and Jeremy Pinto, say she is one of many blessings in a tough year.
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Pasadena's Rose Parade Is Canceled for the First Time Since 1945
The annual New Year’s Day Rose Parade has been canceled for 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic and concerns by organizers that it could become a potential super-spreader event. The Rose Parade, the signature celebration held annually on New Year’s Day during a week of festivities that draw large crowds to Pasadena, was last canceled in 1945. “The health and…