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Bishop says goodbye to Mother Bethel AMEWednesday will be a homecoming for Bishop Richard Franklin Norris as he steps, surely to applause, to the podium of Mother Bethel A.M.E.
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Ban on mass outdoor food programs for the homeless begins June 1A ban on mass outdoor feedings for homeless people in city parks, including open space along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, will take
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Gala Celebration for New Barnes MuseumThe Barnes Foundation celebrated its move to a new building on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Hundreds of the city's movers and shakers
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DONNA SUMMER 1948-2012NEW YORK - Michael Jackson was the King of Pop. Aretha Franklin was the Queen of Soul. Like them, Donna Summer, who died Thursday of lung
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Asian Pacific American festival SaturdayThousands of people are expected to converge on Franklin Square Park, at 6th and Race streets in Center City, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Watch Live: Jay-Z, Nutter Announcement"Budweiser Made In America" comes to Philly on Sept. 1 and 2 across three stages on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Jay-Z is headlining.
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Jay-Z, Mayor Announce 'Made In America'It's official: Jay-Z will be headlining and curating acts for a two-day concert coming to the City of Brotherly Love over Labor Day Weekend.
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Jay-Z to Headline Music Festival in PhillyRap mogul Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter will headline a two-day music festival.Photo Credit: Getty
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Philly opens its redesigned Sister Cities ParkPhiladelphia unveiled its newly redesigned Sister Cities Park yesterday on Logan Square at 18th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, just
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Dead Sea Scrolls come to the Franklin InstituteOne of history’s greatest archaeological finds was so improbable that it borders on the miraculous. In 1947, a young Palestinian
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Found Apple Ad Features Jobs As FDRA never-before-seen short film featuring Steve Jobs comically portraying the late US president Franklin Delano Roosevelt was uncovered by
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Honoring the sacrifice of fallen firefighters and policeThe annual Living Flame Memorial Service honoring police and firefighters killed in the line of duty was held Wednesday at Franklin Square.
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‘Super moon,’ eclipse, Venus transit are sky highlightsDon’t look to the heavens for signs of apocalyptic prophecies coming true. But over the next month, the skies will offer several
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Penn Relays | Around the track at Franklin FieldOregon Ducks
The women’s team has a legitimate shot at sweeping all three distance relays if they have enough in the tank.
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Science award winners show their stuff to high schoolersThe week is crammed with carefully orchestrated events for the 2012 winners of the Franklin Institute awards in science and engineering,
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Now, we'll see just how able Kane isWAY BACK in the '80s, Aretha Franklin and Annie Lennox declared musically that "Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves." If they
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Penn sponsors cancer and genetics education eventScience enthusiasts, from experts to those with limited knowledge, gathered at the Franklin Institute Monday night for “Cancer and our
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Brennan, Leitner shine brightly against Brown on Senior DayAt Franklin Field on Senior Day, Penn took care of business with a commanding 15-6 win over Brown. But it wasn’t until after the game
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Barnes Counsel Brett Miller Found DeadMan who defended the foundation's move from suburban Merion to Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin Parkway was found dead in his Old City home
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Barnes counsel Brett Miller, 47, is deadBrett Miller, general counsel for the Barnes Foundation who defended the foundation's move from suburban Merion to the Benjamin Franklin