Opioid settlement spending faces growing scrutiny as Pennsylvania awaits millions more
Counties battle uncertainty over funding rules while advocates and families push for an increased say in opioid settlement spending decisions.
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Kensington news: Fourth of July, free summer camps, year-round school pilot program, and Somerset Neighbors for Better Living
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Kensington news: $5k “I Love My Librarian” Award, H&H Pride Book Club, Hissey & Hope Park’s Summer Kick-Off, + “Meet & Weed & Hang”
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Kensington news: Summer events, “Romance, Rock, Redemption”, new Love Lot mural, plus a Juneteenth celebration
Happy Monday, folks. Summer break is officially here, and local organizations are prepared with lots of activities for families and
Artist dedicates new Prevention Point Love Lot mural to son: “It doesn't have to be a ‘rock bottom.’ It's a positive sign of hope.”
Artist Victor Sgro, who is in recovery, said he hopes his mural inspires others who are still struggling with opioid addiction.
Kensington news: Baby Goods Exchange, McPherson's Summer Kick-Off, Queer Craft Night, Street Knowledge podcasting & community leadership, + rookie police
Happy Monday, neighbors. It's the last week before school officially lets out for the summer...
Kensington news: Memorial Day, KCT Pollinator Day, RNP Fish Fest, “Under the Bridge” Youth Art Show, and St. George Summer Bazaar
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Kensington news: Encampment sweep aftermath, Philly Goat Project coming to McPherson, and traffic safety on Kensington and Lehigh avenues
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Kensington news: Encampment sweep, Fishtown Spring Sidewalk Sale, local pop-up markets, and “Weird Black Girls”
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Kensington news: Mayor Parker town hall at Rock Ministries, Muffins for Moms, Somerset Neighbors for Better Living, + Love Your Park Day
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Kensington news: McPherson's Teen Job Fair, reFlea Vendor Market, Spring Blooms at the Garden, summer camp & more ☀️
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Kensington poll workers, voters blame low voter turnout on fear, lack of knowledge
During Tuesday’s primary, the 7th and 33rd Wards, which include Fairhill, Harrowgate, and Kensington, remained the two wards with the lowest voter turnout in Philadelphia.
