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    Fun things to do in Philly this weekend – metrophiladelphia.com

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    Thousands of dollars is missing from a Northeast Philly elementary school. An investigation is underway. – inquirer.com

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    Santuccis Pizza Owner Gets 1 Day In Prison For Tax Crimes – Patch
    By Isabella RossiJanuary 17, 2026 Crime

    Santucci’s Pizza Owner Sentenced to One Day in Prison for Tax Crimes

    The owner of Santucci’s Pizza was sentenced to one day in prison for tax-related offenses, according to Patch. The brief sentence highlights legal repercussions for financial misconduct in local businesses.

    America’s Oldest Ice Cream Company Calls Pennsylvania Home – PA Department of Community & Economic Development (.gov)
    By Mia GarciaJanuary 17, 2026 Business

    Discover America’s Oldest Ice Cream Company Right Here in Pennsylvania!

    America’s oldest ice cream company, rooted in Pennsylvania, continues to churn tradition and innovation. The PA Department of Community & Economic Development highlights its historic role in the state’s economy and culture.

    When it rains, it pours this year in Philadelphia sports – Liberty Ballers
    By Miles CooperJanuary 17, 2026 Sports

    Philadelphia Sports Flooded with Challenges and Triumphs This Year

    Philadelphia sports face relentless challenges this year, with teams struggling across the board. From injuries to tough losses, the city’s athletes are battling against the odds in a season marked by adversity.

    ‘You don’t want this smoke’: US sheriff reflects on her viral remarks about ICE – The Guardian
    By Ava ThompsonJanuary 17, 2026 News

    “You Don’t Want This Smoke”: US Sheriff Opens Up About Her Viral Comments on ICE

    US sheriff Dawn Schafer’s viral remark, “You don’t want this smoke,” directed at ICE agents, highlights rising tensions over immigration enforcement. Her stance has sparked debate on law enforcement roles and community safety.

    The 5 WHYY News stories you couldn’t stop reading in 2025 – WHYY
    By Samuel BrownJanuary 17, 2026 News

    The 5 Most Captivating News Stories You Couldn’t Stop Reading in 2025

    In 2025, WHYY captivated readers with five standout stories—from groundbreaking climate initiatives to local cultural revolutions—highlighting the issues that shaped communities and sparked vital conversations across the region.

    Opinion: We can’t argue our way out of political conflict, but we have options – The Mercury News
    By Atticus ReedJanuary 17, 2026 Politics

    Opinion: We Can’t Argue Our Way Out of Political Conflict, But We Do Have Options

    Opinion: Political conflict won’t be resolved through argument alone. In a polarized landscape, alternative approaches like dialogue, empathy, and institutional reforms offer paths forward, The Mercury News reports.

    Officials talk vacant buildings, student success in ‘State of Public Education’ – NBC10 Philadelphia
    By Jackson LeeJanuary 17, 2026 Education

    Officials Address Vacant Buildings and Boosting Student Success in ‘State of Public Education’

    Officials addressed challenges with vacant buildings and highlighted efforts to boost student success during the ‘State of Public Education’ forum, aiming to improve Philadelphia’s schools, NBC10 reports.

    Philadelphia on track for lowest yearly homicide total in 50 years, officials say – CBS News
    By Isabella RossiJanuary 17, 2026 Crime

    Philadelphia Poised for Lowest Annual Homicide Rate in Half a Century, Officials Report

    Philadelphia is on pace for its lowest annual homicide total in 50 years, city officials announced. The significant decline highlights progress in public safety efforts amid ongoing crime challenges.

    January 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey – Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
    By Victoria JonesJanuary 17, 2026 Business

    January 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook: Key Insights and Trends

    The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s January 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey shows a mixed outlook as new orders rise but firms report ongoing supply chain challenges, signaling cautious optimism in the sector.

    26 charged in college basketball point-shaving scheme that allegedly bribed players to rig games – CBS News
    By Miles CooperJanuary 17, 2026 Sports

    26 Arrested in Shocking College Basketball Point-Shaving Scandal Involving Player Bribery

    Twenty-six individuals have been charged in a college basketball point-shaving scheme, accused of bribing players to manipulate game outcomes. Authorities say the scandal undermines sports integrity.

    Eagles 6-Year Veteran Wants To Return In 2026 – Sports Illustrated
    By Atticus ReedJanuary 16, 2026 News

    Eagles 6-Year Veteran Sets Sights on a Comeback in 2026

    Eagles 6-year veteran linebacker expresses strong desire to return for the 2026 season, aiming to extend his impact on the field. Team sources say talks are underway regarding his potential comeback.

    Philadelphia Union Acquire Up To $2,200,000 In General Allocation Money From LA Galaxy – Philadelphia Union
    By Isabella RossiJanuary 16, 2026 News

    Philadelphia Union Boost Roster with Up to $2.2 Million in General Allocation Money from LA Galaxy

    Philadelphia Union have acquired up to $2,200,000 in General Allocation Money from LA Galaxy. The move strengthens Union’s financial flexibility ahead of the upcoming MLS season, enhancing their roster-building options.

    This group helped Pennsylvania Democrats flip the state House. Now its founders have launched a new policy forum in Philly. – Inquirer.com
    By Ethan RileyJanuary 16, 2026 Politics

    From Victory to Vision: How One Group That Flipped Pennsylvania’s State House Is Shaping Philly’s Future

    A grassroots group that played a pivotal role in flipping Pennsylvania’s state House for Democrats has launched a new policy forum in Philadelphia, aiming to shape progressive agendas and community engagement.

    Aramark Sports + Entertainment to Provide Comprehensive Suite of Food, Beverage and Retail Services to Philadelphia Union and Subaru Park – Aramark
    By Atticus ReedJanuary 16, 2026 News

    Aramark Sports + Entertainment to Deliver Full-Service Food, Beverage, and Retail Experience at Philadelphia Union and Subaru Park

    Aramark Sports + Entertainment has been selected to provide comprehensive food, beverage, and retail services for the Philadelphia Union and Subaru Park, enhancing the game-day experience for fans.

    Meetings – Board of Education – The School District of Philadelphia
    By Caleb WilsonJanuary 16, 2026 Education

    Inside the Philadelphia School District Board of Education Meetings: Key Updates and Insights

    The School District of Philadelphia’s Board of Education holds regular meetings to discuss policies, budget updates, and initiatives shaping the district’s future. Meetings are open to the public, promoting transparency and community engagement.

    How Police Identified the “Boy in the Box” After 65 Years – A&E
    By William GreenJanuary 16, 2026 Crime

    How Police Finally Uncovered the Identity of the “Boy in the Box” After 65 Years

    After 65 years, police have identified the “Boy in the Box,” a mysterious 1957 cold case victim. Advances in DNA technology and genealogical research finally revealed his identity, offering long-awaited answers to a decades-old tragedy.

    Feds charge Philadelphia man as a ringleader in alleged NCAA point-shaving scheme – The Business Journals
    By Miles CooperJanuary 16, 2026 Business

    Philadelphia Man Charged as Mastermind Behind Shocking NCAA Point-Shaving Scheme

    Federal authorities have charged a Philadelphia man as a ringleader in an alleged NCAA point-shaving scheme, marking a major development in the ongoing investigation into collegiate sports betting fraud.

    Philadelphia Eagles sign 8 players to reserve/future deals – Eagles Wire
    By Miles CooperJanuary 16, 2026 Sports

    Philadelphia Eagles Secure 8 Promising Players with Reserve/Future Contracts

    The Philadelphia Eagles have signed eight players to reserve/future contracts, bolstering their roster ahead of the upcoming season. These moves aim to strengthen depth and evaluate talent for training camp.

    Remains found in search for missing Philadelphia woman Kada Scott – NBC News
    By Samuel BrownJanuary 15, 2026 News

    Remains Discovered in Search for Missing Philadelphia Woman Kada Scott

    Remains were discovered during the search for missing Philadelphia woman Kada Scott, authorities confirmed. Investigators continue to probe the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. The community awaits further updates.

    Phillies pick up intriguing reliever in trade with Pirates – ClutchPoints
    By William GreenJanuary 15, 2026 News

    Phillies Bolster Bullpen with Exciting New Reliever from Pirates Trade

    The Phillies have acquired a promising reliever from the Pirates in a recent trade, aiming to bolster their bullpen depth. This move signals Philadelphia’s commitment to strengthening their late-inning pitching options.

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