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A woman shot and killed a man breaking into her apartment. She later found out she knew the man. (opens the original)
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A woman shot and killed a man that police say she knew after he broke into her Crescentville apartment on Wednesday. The woman shot the man in her second-floor apartment on the 4600 block of Castor Avenue around 5 a.m., Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small told reporters on the scene. Neither people have been identified. First responders found a masked man, 29, in the bedroom, where he was unresponsive with a gunshot wound to the head. The man was pronounced dead at the scene around 5
Atlantic Cityâs top cannabis official was charged in a scheme to solicit bribes from a weed business (opens the original)
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Atlantic Cityâs top cannabis official is facing federal charges for a scheme to solicit cash bribes from a dispensary owner in exchange for fast-tracking their license and avoiding city fees. Kashawn âKashâ McKinley, 42, commonly referred to as âA.C.âs Weed Czarâ for his role overseeing the cityâs legal marijuana industry, was charged with honest services fraud and two counts of soliciting bribes, U.S. Attorney in New Jersey Robert Frazer announced Thursday. In a statement, Atlanti
A huge ICE detention center in Pa. could be sold to the federal government, losing local oversight (opens the original)
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Big change could be coming to a giant ICE detention center in central Pennsylvania, but not the kind that advocates have demanded at a facility facing federal complaints for medical neglect and assaults against detainees. There are signs the Moshannon Valley Processing Center could end up being sold to the federal government, a move critics fear could insulate the center from some state regulation. In the meantime, county officials approved a controversial extension of the current operating cont
Philly Parks and Rec leader approved the unpermitted work at an FDR Park field (opens the original)
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Parks and Recreation Commissioner Susan Slawson said she approved renovations to FDR Parkâs Ashburn Field without required state permitting because she wanted renovations to be complete by the MLB All-Star Game. The missing permit was designed to address erosion control and stormwater release at the site. âWe were mindful of the waterways and natural areas within FDR Park,â Slawson said of the decision. âAll erosion and sediment controls were in place during construction, and safety was
Construction began on the installation of the Rocky statue atop the Art Museum steps (opens the original)
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Rocky Balboa will start his new era at the top of the Art Museum steps Friday. City crews officially began the installation of the eight-foot-six-inch Rocky statue, which is slated to be completed over the next two weeks and cost roughly $150,000 to install, according to Creative Philadelphia, the city arts office behind the proposal. The statue should be fully installed by the end of September. Access to the fictional Philly boxer will be closed off to the public for the duration of the work. H
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