This Eagles fan cave is one of the most decked-out in Delco
Allison Cawley’s love for the Philadelphia Eagles began at age four and only grew stronger over the years – so strong that she decided to make her entire basement Eagles themed.
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After pandemic pause, Frankford HS aviation program takes flight again
A student pilot from Frankford High School is at the controls of this Cessna 172 taking off from Northeast Philadelphia Airport.
Read more about the aviation program: https://bit.ly/3g0MNrN
And the gates are open for #Phillies Game 3 at Citizens Bank Park. #RedOctober #RingTheBell
Brigette ReDavid from Delaware County tells us her group has been traveling with and face painting #Phillies fans for more than 20 years. It means a lot for her to be here today. #Ringthebell #RedOctober
Philadelphia's holds 2nd Indigenous Peoples Day celebration on historic lands
“I will praise the spirit of the earth. I will praise the spirit of the sky,” said Miguel Sague, who participated in Philadelphia's second Indigenous Peoples' Day celebration. Story: https://bit.ly/3CMt5Zr
It’s a family affair this #RedOctober
🍄🍄 Coined the Mushroom Capital of the World, Kennett Square produces 60% of the country’s mushrooms. Last month, the town celebrated its annual Mushroom Festival with fried mushroom-eating contests, a growers tent, and more.
More importantly, it’s a celebration of those who work directly and indirectly in the mushroom business to help cultivate the local economy.
More from The Jawncast: https://bit.ly/3RE9OO9
A new fishing trend hits the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers, but fish aren’t the big catch
Sick of fish that won’t bite? It turns out there’s a much surer way to reel in a big catch: Magnet fishing.
And as for the big catch Antonio Hernandez found... #waitforit. Full story: https://bit.ly/3e6cZQP
The Jawncast: Are there ghosts in Graeme Park?
Do you believe in ghosts?
Join The Jawncast on a hunt for paranormal activity in our latest episode, 𝘼𝙧𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙜𝙝𝙤𝙨𝙩𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙂𝙧𝙖𝙚𝙢𝙚 𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙠? 👻
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Gonna be playing some soccer today with Philadelphia Union. Head coach Jim Curtin gives us an glimpse on the growth of soccer in Philly.
"Fly, Eagles Fly"
Spotted moments ago near the Linc...yeah, you know the song, Eagles fans. 🦅
Internet sensation at 88: This Eagles fan keeps dancing through life no matter the setbacks
🏈 🦅 Nina Alston and her 89-year-old mother Marybelle are Eagles fans through and through! They’re repping the Birds ahead of Monday’s home opener. #FlyEaglesFly
Before the game, read their story: https://bit.ly/3LnAGjU
The Jawncast: The Kelly green city adventure
Just how green is Philadelphia?
From the Eagles' classic Kelly green to our many parks, we go on a color-themed adventure with Mitchell & Ness, PAFA The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Fairmount Park Conservancy and Drexel University on the latest episode of The Jawncast.
🎧 : https://bit.ly/3S2ShzA
Long lines at popular Filipino fast-food joint marking its grand opening in Northeast Philly
In case you didn't hear already, Philly has a Jollibee 🍗 🍗
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Philly guitarist who survived South Street shooting says music helped him recover
A survivor of the South Street mass shooting on June 4 says music has helped him recover. Rusty Crowell, of the duo Rusty and Jan, says his new mantra is making the most of his time by doing what makes him happy.
Read more: https://bit.ly/3Q7iGLc
South Jersey’s Marlton Chiefs won the Cal Ripken World Series, making them the best 10-and-under team in the nation. Their hometown threw a celebration, including a parade.
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Superintendent Tony Watlington and Mayor Jim Kenney, along with other district and school officials, joined in on a first day of school welcome celebration at Dunbar School, near Temple University’s campus.
Read more: https://bit.ly/3As3NNX
PHL Afghan Refugees
While the world observes the one-year anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Philadelphia officials commemorated what might be considered a silver lining of that event: the resettlement of thousands of Afghans through Philadelphia International Airport.
About 25,000 Afghans came through Philadelphia International Airport starting in August 2021, where they were greeted with medical attention, Halal food, toys and activities for children.
Mayor Jim Kenney said it was one of the city’s finest hours. https://bit.ly/3ppduYk
Do you recognize any of these signs?
They were Philadelphia icons in the 1950s.
On the latest episode of The Jawncast, we learned about them and the man who’s been collecting them for over 40 years at the Neon Museum of Philadelphia.
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The Jawncast: Neon Museum of Philadelphia
How do you pass on memories to people who didn’t live through them?
Len Davidson hopes that the stories and signs he’s collected at Neon Museum of Philadelphia will teach younger generations what Philadelphia was like in the 1950s and 60s.
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Clashes erupt as deputies clear encampments in front of University City Townhomes
“I understand you gotta do what you gotta do, but we are not done. We’re going to stand up [and] continue to fight.”
Philadelphia sheriff’s deputies followed through on a judge’s order to clear out the encampment in front of University City Townhomes, which is affordable housing community.
Details: https://bit.ly/3SzWR9O
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Ukrainian Children's camp
A Northeast Philadelphia community center is hosting a summer camp for dozens of Ukrainian refugee children.
At one moment Thursday, those kids at KleinLife Community Center were singing and clapping to a song of peace. https://bit.ly/3P6WYXg
Lionell Dotson MOVE victim remains
"It's not about me, it's about them." Lionell Dotson was just 8 years old when the city dropped a bomb on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, killing 11 people, including his older sisters: 12-year-old Katricia and 14-year-old Zanetta Dotson. Today, the remains of his sisters were released to him.
Full story >>> https://bit.ly/3ORRuzr
PPA Bridging Philly
What are your thoughts on the Philadelphia Parking Authority?
Our own Racquel Williams hears from the streets of Philly then talks to officials from the PPA to get a better understanding of the authority and their mission. It's all on the latest episode of Bridging Philly 🎧 >>> https://bit.ly/3PV6WvX
Jim's Steaks' owner on re-opening
Officials say faulty wiring led to Friday's devastating fire at Jim's South Street. Owner Ken Silver vows to reopen as soon as possible.
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Zoo animals beat the heat
🍧🥵 Frozen fish-sicles, misters, cool water or mud - workers at the Philadelphia Zoo get creative to help the animals stay cool in the extreme heat. >>> https://bit.ly/3J8mVV1