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Nate File

Communities and Engagement Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Philly Youth Basketball hopes a $50M workforce hub can help young adults ‘on a really big scale’

Philly Youth Basketball plans to open the Generator in early 2029, aiming to help young people build careers in trades, healthcare, tech, and entrepreneurship.
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A contentious Philly library renovation is starting soon, and resid...

Jeffery Young Jr. and representatives from the city's Capital Program Office gave further details about the renovations at a community meeting.
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LeBron James is partnering with Polymarket. The prediction markets ...

The NBA legend joins a growing list of athletes who have partnered with or invested in prediction markets.
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The Cecil B. Moore Library will proceed with a limited renovation p...

Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. has opted for a $2 million renovation plan to the North Philly branch, despite community pushback.
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The return of the Philadelphia Cycling Classic will close roads

The return of the Philadelphia Cycling Classic will close roads
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Mark Donovan Hagins, an actor, playwright, and educator who nurture...

Mr. Hagins appeared on HBO's "The Wire" and in numerous local and regional theater productions, and was a resident producer with the Philadelphia Young Playwrights nonprofit.
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CEO of Welcome America is leaving the organization after the city t...

Michael DelBene and Welcome America Inc. announced Monday his tenure with the organization had ended.
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Some Black and Indigenous people say freedom is unfinished business...

The Fourth of July brings about complicated feelings for some Philadelphians, particularly on the nation's semiquincentennial.
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City Council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages in Philadelphia

City Council passed an amended bill on Thursday that bans both noncommercial and commercial horse-drawn carriages.
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Philly is opening ‘hospitality hub’ public restrooms on the Parkway...

The restrooms will be located along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and will have adjacent visitors centers and water refill stations.
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Incomes have sharply risen in parts of South Philly. But not everyo...

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed the median household income in some neighborhoods has shot up over the last 10 years.