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Sunday is your last sure chance to visit the Academy of Natural Sciences museum (opens the original)
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This weekend is the last chance to see the Tyrannosaurus rex fossil replica and other exhibits at the Academy of Natural Sciences â the museum is set to permanently close. Its closure, set for Sunday at 5 p.m. , will end nearly 200 years of public science exhibits that have thrilled children and adults alike. Drexel University, which runs the museum, said earlier this month that it is closing due to financial struggles and low attendance in recent years. Despite public outcry, an effort to mob
Letters to the Editor | Sept. 18, 2026 (opens the original)
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A friend and I took a taxi to the Feria del Barrio Festival on North Fifth Street on Sunday and used the opportunity to visit my old house on Orianna Street, along with my former school and church at Sixth and Tioga. As we walked from Fifth Street toward the school and church, we met many friendly people. A driver described how Orianna Street has changed since she moved there in 1993, including the many empty lots now there. A concerned young woman stopped to ask if we were lost, an older woman
The rules for Phillyâs school selection process are changing again â hereâs how (opens the original)
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The guidelines for how students are admitted to Philadelphiaâs magnet schools are changing. Philadelphia School District officials announced a number of shifts Wednesday that will be put into place for the application window for the 2027-28 school year, opening this fall. It is not yet clear when the school district will open the 2027-28 application process for its 37 criteria-based schools. Only studentsâ grades in math, English, and science will count toward studentsâ eligibility for cri
How this Philly doctor helps patients to save on the cost of medications | Expert Opinion (opens the original)
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In medical school, I was taught to choose medications based on how well a medication works and its risk or side effects. Cost was rarely mentioned, as if safety and efficacy were the only factors in the equation. But to patients, cost is not negligible. Money spent on medications or healthcare will not be there for something else â whether putting food on the table, childcare, or other needs. In my dermatology clinic, I see cost as an important âside effectâ to pay attention to, and often
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