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NYC to begin involuntary hospitalization of mentally ill people
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The battle over the Columbus statue continues
The fate of Columbus remains in the hands of the Philadelphia Supreme Court, which will decide within the next 60 days if the statue will remain covered.
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South Philly’s People’s Kitchen feeds hungry neighbors
They provide fresh cooked meals led by a rotating team of city chefs.
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Supporting the unhoused in West Philadelphia
As rental assistance from the state is running dry of covid funds, there has been a stunning increase in illegal evictions.
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Earth Day Festival in Union Square Park
Some of the solutions offered by exhibitors at the event are easy enough for anybody to start today.
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Drinks to go could be a lifeline for city restaurants
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Little relief at the pumps
A week after Biden’s historic oil reserve release to reduce gas prices, motorist are still struggling to fill a tank.
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Brain Drain Impacts Mental Health in Bosnia and Herzegovina
With March 2021 marking the 30th anniversary of the Bosnian war and the country facing its greatest governmental crisis since the Balkan wars, millennials and Gen Z’ers are leaving the country in droves due to political and economic issues - a phenomenon called “brain drain.”
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NYC transit mask mandate extended
Straphangers can go maskless on April 18th.
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City’s mask mandate comes to an end