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- Sep 28, 2026
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Neighbors question what they really knew about their Olney block amid âHouse of Horrorsâ probe (opens the original)
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On Monday morning, a gray speckled cat stretched two long paws up the steps of the sepia-toned three-story home at 417 West Chew Ave. Moments later, a man dressed in a white suit gently kicked a blue-bootied foot in its direction. No unauthorized personnel would be entering the Olney âHouse of Horrorsâ anytime soon â feline or otherwise â not on the watch of the FBI and Philadelphia police. Monday marked the beginning of a fresh week of investigative work inside the home that became know
âRockyâ Season is coming to Philly to celebrate the Italian Stallionâs 50th anniversary (opens the original)
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Don that gray sweatsuit, crack your eggs into a glass, and stretch those hammies because the Philadelphia Visitor Center is hosting a lineup of events this fall itâs dubbing âRocky Seasonâ in honor of the iconic Philly filmâs 50th anniversary. Programming kicks off Tuesday and wraps up Dec. 3. Events will include a run up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps, a Rocky-themed bus tour, and a meat market challenge outside Reading Terminal Market. Events will include the following, and more
10 alleged drug traffickers arrested, accused of bringing millions of dollars of cocaine into Philly (opens the original)
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Ten alleged drug traffickers, including the organizationâs two reputed leaders, have been charged following a yearslong investigation into an operation that sent millions of dollars of cocaine into Philadelphia. The operation originated at the U.S.-Mexico border and ended on the streets of Philadelphia and was responsible for distributing $5 to $10 million worth of cocaine to the streets of Philly every month, said David Metcalf, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. âEvery
Why no one had a better summer than this Betsy Ross reenactor (opens the original)
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Her loose silver locks, twinkling blue eyes, and jovial smile have surely met your gaze at least one time this summer. You may have seen her likeness plastered to the side of a bus, on a billboard outside the Fashion District in Center City, or, if youâve been lucky, youâve seen all 4-foot-9 of her in person. Carol Spacht, 70, has played Betsy Ross in the Philadelphia area for more than 30 years, but sheâs never had a summer like this â one hosting rock concerts, strutting down red carpe
âOur city is losing a big part of its heartâ: Philadelphians mourn the closure of the Academy of Natural Sciencesâ museum (opens the original)
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Within hours of the announcement of that the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University would close its museum, Philadelphians across generations found themselves reeling and reminiscing about staring wide-eyed at taxidermied bison and petrified bugs. The museum opened in 1828, and moved to its current location on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in 1876. Its last day with regular hours for the public will be Sunday, Sept. 27. For some, the greatest loss was the sense of wonder children get w
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