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From Indian classical to some patriotic ballet, here are the 9 best dance shows coming to Philadelphia this fall (opens the original)
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If you like your dance with a good soundtrack, there are a lot of fun options in Philly this fall. Philadelphia Ballet will open its season with a celebration of Americaâs 250th anniversary, with its orchestra playing âThe Stars and Stripes Foreverâ and other patriotic music and American classics. Philadanco will be dancing to the Sound of Philadelphia at the Kimmel Center in December. Ballets Jazz Montréal will visit the Annenberg with an homage to Leonard Cohen. And, of course, holiday
â½ Freedom Fuel fines | Inquirer South Jersey (opens the original)
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Good morning, South Jersey. Parts of Gloucester County got more than 5 inches of rain in Thursdayâs storms. More thunderstorms are possible today before the skies clear for the weekend. (Assuming the skies get the clearing-out memo.) Before Freedom Fuel stations were being touted by the White House, six South Jersey locations were fined over environmental transgressions. Sen. Cory Booker talked healthcare and food during stops in Camden and Mount Laurel on Thursday. Plus, apple picking is back
A big upgrade for Big J | Inquirer South Jersey (opens the original)
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Good morning, South Jersey. Iâm with you for a few days from my little corner of our region. Iâve been a New Jersey resident almost all my life, and I canât help but notice that even critics of our state like to visit our Shore towns. ð¤·ââï¸ In Camden, Battleship New Jersey will be getting a two-year, $24.25 million upgrade. Some will be on the vessel itself, while other work will improve the visitorâs experience. And New Jersey â along with Pennsylvania and Delaware â had mor
Scamming NFL players and regular people | Morning Newsletter (opens the original)
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Start your day with the Philly news you need and the stories you want all in one easy-to-read newsletter Good morning! Looks like weâre in for another hot day, with maybe some thunderstorms in the late afternoon. Translation: Itâs August in Philly. This morning, we have the story of a man who allegedly bilked NFL players and others out of money in a scam involving fake Shopify stores. We also have details about Gov. Josh Shapiroâs early days in office when he welcomed businesses into Penns
Why Pa. repealed a 100-year-old midwife law | Morning Newsletter (opens the original)
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Start your day with the Philly news you need and the stories you want all in one easy-to-read newsletter Good morning, newsletter friends. The weather is looking much better today ð¤. Pennsylvania lawmakers last month quietly repealed an unenforced 1929 law that allowed the main group of midwives delivering home births, to practice. A Gilded Age village in Chester County is up for auction. Yes, an entire village. Plus, the case of a fugitive pornographer, his troubled son, and missing women; t
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