Matteo Iadonisi
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Students shine on 'Deaf Awareness Night' at Phillies game (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- The thunderous applause, the interactions with fans, and the National Anthem are all quintessential elements of baseball that fans of all abilities can enjoy. Students from the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf put hours of practice into proving just that. On Friday, September 25, 2026, they performed the National Anthem in American Sign Language at the Phillies game against the Tampa Bay Rays. They were accompanied by the vocal talents of the Northern Burling
Haverford College's last quarterback donates 55-year-old memorabilia (opens the original)
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HAVERFORD, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- 55 years ago, David Parham played in Haverford College's final football season. The year was 1971. The season culminated with a victory over long-time rival, Swarthmore. Parham graduated in 1972, not knowing he would be the last quarterback to play a full season at the school. Later that year, the football program struggled to fill out its ranks and was discontinued. Parham went on to have a five-decade career as a lawyer and continued to grow a friendship with
'Hope Chocolates' offers fresh start for men leaving prison in Camden, NJ (opens the original)
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CAMDEN, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Three men have spent years following a particular north star: one that compels them to help men in prison. Mark Walton, Bruce Smith, and Bill Borghard are involved with 'Seeds of Hope' ministries in Camden, New Jersey, to do just that. But they were looking for a way to go beyond their routine outreach. They came up with a recipe to help men re-enter society after leaving prison. And it calls for a whole lot of chocolate. 'Hope Chocolates' kicked off in 2023 with a m
Philly-area Scottish Pipe Band takes home prize at world championship (opens the original)
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GLASGOW, Scotland & GLENSIDE, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- One of this year's best Scottish Pipe Bands is not from across the pond, rather much closer to the Schuylkill River. The Ulster Scottish Pipe Band, formed in Philadelphia in 1922, earned the highest score in Grade 2 at the 2026 World Pipe Band Championships. It's a prize they have been chasing each year since 2023. They also earned the highest score in Grade 2 of the event's Drumming Champion of Champions. Combining scores from prior events, t
Kensington neighbors turn trash-filled lot into public garden (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- In the heart of Kensington, a street corner once covered in trash is now a treasure to behold. The mission was to take the corner of Shelbourne and E. Willard Streets, which had become an illegal dumping site, and transform it into a public garden. The project was made possible when Klean Kensington received a $17,000 'Revive and Thrive' grant, which was offered by a cohort of 4 organizations, Jefferson's Park in a Truck, Trash Academy, Circular Philadelphia,
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