THe Co-Op Offers a Three-Course Prix-Fixe Menu

Philadelphia, PA - CO-OP, restaurant, and lounge situated on the corner of 33rd and Chestnut Sts., is making sure college students ace the finals this term featuring a three-course prix-fixe brain food menu available on Monday, December 10 through Thursday, December 20.

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Philadelphia, PA - Our nation is grappling with an epidemic and, sadly, Pennsylvania is not immune. Our neighbors are being poisoned at a rate of 43 deaths per 100,000 people – far exceeding the national average of 22 per 100,000 – according to a recent report by the DEA Philadelphia Division and the University of Pittsburgh, for a total of 5,456 deaths last year. That’s just a little less than the equivalent of two September 11^th attacks in our state alone.

Verizon Working To Resolve 911 Outage In Philly

Philadelphia, PA - The City of Philadelphia is notifying citizens of an issue with the 911 system. In an alert released mid-day Monday, the City of Philadelphia stated landline phone calls to 911 might not be reliable.

Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market (Photo: PhillyBite)

Philadelphia, PA - The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market has a lot more than 40 local artists, designers, and confectionaries providing an exclusive range of gifts along with unique holiday foods in joyfully lit outdoors tents capped with traditional Herrnhut stars. from Saturday, Starting on November 21, 2020, to January 1, 2021, with all-new safety precautions.

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Philadelphia, PA - On election day in Philadelphia, voters displaying their "I voted" decals can walk off with free offers or discounted items, actually against the law, though restaurants — from neighborhood cafes to national chains — do it regardless.Saxbys, a Philadelphia coffee company, declared it will hand out free maple bourbon lattes to anybody that shows up wearing an “I Voted” sticker on November 6.

Philadelphia Announces Kensington Avenue Cleanup

Philadelphia, PA - Today, November 1, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. as a component of the Philadelphia Resilience Project, the City, is going to tackle a large-scale clean-up on Kensington Avenue. The 4 hr event is going to employ multiple city services and neighborhood volunteers to achieve the goal of the Resilience Project’s Mission Area 4, cutting down on garbage and litter.