Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s budget win last week paved the way for a big, new cleaning plan for Philadelphia. Where will that dedicated sanitation funding be going? Plus, Trump's young voters.
Workers heading out to start working on cleaning the streets of Philadelphia after the United City Citywide Cleaning and Greening Program event in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Pennsauken Township’s “Summer Kick Off Festival” was brought to an abrupt halt Saturday by what police described as a large, unruly crowd that descended on the event, resulting in This started in 2007. We had a losing streak so the next game I went to I wore a little T-shirt that I bought at spring training that year, along Doritos, and gummy bears. I went with my then-young niece, nephew and their cousins. We won, and one exclaimed, “Aunt Carol brought them good luck with her good luck junk food.” The trend continued with the winning and the good luck junk food up to clinching the National League East title.
On the way back home I once again passed the convenience store. The clerk was waiting in the doorway for me. She had turned the game on after I had made my purchases and knew that we had won. As I walked — floated — by, she waved me in and hugged me. We were jumping and crying with joy. She was thrilled that we had won and was happy that she played a part in that.
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