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Newly engaged? Get inspiration for your wedding at the third annual Old City Wedding Stroll
Before you say “I do” and “yes to the dress”, you might want to check out the third annual Old City Wedding Stroll.
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Love is in the air! Dozens of businesses to be featured at the third annual Old City Wedding Stroll
The event is Wednesday, April 24 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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William Penn statue will not be removed from Welcome Park
The plan to remove the William Penn statue from Welcome Park has been reversed. The Independence National Historic Park says they have dropped the draft proposal and the statue will not be moved.
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NPS withdraws plan to remove statue of William Penn from site of his Philadelphia home
The National Park Service has a withdrawn and closed public comment on a proposal and that would call for the removal of the statue of William Penn from the site of his former home in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood.
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Suspected car thief rescued after jumping in Delaware River in Old City
A man alleged to have stolen a vehicle was pulled from the river near Dave and Buster’s restaurant on Christopher Columbus Boulevard early Wednesday after running from police.
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SEPTA buses skipping stop at 6th and Market streets in Old City
Citing issues with congestion ever since Greyhound shuttered its Filbert Street terminal, SEPTA busses are not stopping at 6th and Market streets in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood.
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The First Bank of the United States, championed by Alexander Hamilton, to become a museum
The First Bank of the United States in Philadelphia’s Old city neighborhood is set to undergo a multimillion dollar renovation project that will turn it into a museum dedicated to the early American economy.
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First Bank of the U.S. in Old City to receive multimillion dollar overhaul to reopen as museum
The First bank of the United States located in Old City will be revamped into a historic museum. This bank dates back to Alexander Hamilton’s efforts to create the country’s financial system and has been largely closed to the public for years. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details and an inside look on how the historical landmark will be reimagined...
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Day 12 of Wawa Welcome America features patriotic music, kid-friendly fun
Day 12 of Wawa Welcome America on June 30, 2022 had all you parents and patriots covered.
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Gabby's Dollhouse coming to Philly for Wawa Welcome America fun
“Gabby” is out of the Dollhouse to bring her “On the Go” tour to a pair of Wawa Welcome America events Friday and Saturday. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle finds out how kids can get their “Pawsport” to the fun.
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Wawa hands out free lunch at Wawa Welcome America Hoagie Day
The free hoagies are just one of the highlights at 2023 Wawa Hoagie Day in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Cydney Long reports from Old City as people get free lunch as part of Wawa Welcome America festivities Wednesday.
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Hungry? People line up for Wawa free Hoagie Day
NBC10’s Karen Hua is with people already lined up to get free Wawa turkey hoagies Wednesday. The sandwich giveaway is part of Wawa Welcome America festivities.
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Dancing and making sandwiches on Wawa Hoagie Day
NBC10’s Karen Hua can’t help but dance along as crews get free hoagies ready ahead of the huge Wawa Hoagie Day event Wednesday.
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Chinese Lantern Festival lights up Philly square
The Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival lets people check out the large light displays and culture at Franklin Square into August.
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Juneteenth Block Party to kick off 16 days of Wawa Welcome America events
NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports on the Juneteenth Block Party outside the African American Museum in Philadelphia. The family-friendly event kicks off 16 days of free events.
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Chinese Lantern Festival once again lights up Philly's Franklin Square this summer
The Chinese Lantern Festival is returning to Philadelphia in the summer of 2023. Here’s what to expect.
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Old City Eats Returns With a Block Party
Check out the Old City Eats Block Party in Philadelphia Thursday night.
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Firetruck Crashes in Old City
A fire engine was involved in a crash near the intersection of Third and Arch Streets in Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood on Wednesday morning.
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Founding Father Statue in Philadelphia Vandalized
A vandal wrote the words “human trafficer” on a statue for Robert Morris at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia.
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Celebrating St. Patrick's Day Philadelphia's Old City Neighborhood
Philly Live’s Sheila Watko is in Old City at The Plough and the Stars as they celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with music, drinks and so much more.