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Pat's King of Steaks offers $5,000 reward to find customer who chucked cheesesteak in manager's face (opens the original)
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Pat's King of Steaks wants help from the public to identify a customer who threw a cheesesteak in the face of a manager at the shop's window Wednesday, prompting a police investigation and an offer of a $5,000 reward from the South Philly restaurant. The incident — which was caught on video — happened around 5 p.m. at the takeout window of the famed shop on Passyunk Avenue. General manager Tom Francano told CBS3 a customer ordered a cheesesteak, got his food and then returned to the window about
Philly's first parallel parking competition will be livestreamed Saturday, organizer says (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association's inaugural competition will be livestreamed Saturday from Headhouse Plaza as 15 local contestants duke it out in a series of skills tests. PPPA Commissioner Adam Wodka, who launched the organization in May, said final details for the livestream are being ironed out but will be revealed ahead of the competition, which runs from 1-4 p.m. "We're doing it," Wodka said. "I'm hoping to put out the link for where people can livestream in the next day or so
Montgomery County DA charges 46 businesses with selling illegal THC products (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 smoke shops, gas stations and corner stores were charged Thursday with selling illegal THC products in a monthslong investigation by the Montgomery County Detective Bureau and other law enforcement agencies, officials said. Undercover officers bought illegal THC gummies, vape cartridges, beverages and other edibles at a total of 46 stores that spanned 26 townships across the county. "Too many smoke shops and gas stations have become distributors of wholly unregulated, dangerous, and in
Alleged scammer sold fake permits for spotted lanternfly eradication in Pennsylvania (opens the original)
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The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office is suing an Idaho man who allegedly conned businesses into buying permits and training courses to curb the spread of the invasive spotted lanternfly. The majority of Pennsylvania is under a quarantine order for the sap-sucking, colorful pests that threaten crops ranging from grapevines and timber to tree fruits and hops. The order requires some businesses to obtain a permit from the Department of Agriculture to prevent infestations from spreading to oth
Northern Liberties bar and music venue the Fire to close after 27-year run (opens the original)
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Longtime bar and music venue the Fire — a stepping stone for a wide range of artists, from John Legend to Alex G — will end its 27-year run in Northern Liberties with a final show Wednesday night. The club at 412 W. Girard Ave., part of the Philadelphia Bar & Grille that sits next to a busy fire station, revealed the closure in a Facebook post Tuesday. Owner Karen Lauria Saillant, a professional opera singer, said she decided to shut down the business after struggling to keep it going when her s
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