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Classes resume amid tech opt out lawsuit in Lower Merion schools

NBC10.com (Local) 9/8 2:58A Hayden Mitman, Siobhan McGirl, T

The first day of classes is Tuesday for the Lower Merion School District, as families sued the district over opting children out of internet use.

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South Jersey Celtic Festival will bring Highland Games, Irish dancing and whiskey tastings to...

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 9/13 2:55A PhillyVoice Media Events

The South Jersey Celtic Festival returns Oct. 10-11 with Highland Games, caber tossing, hurling, Irish dancing, live music and whiskey tastings.

Attic Brewing's Czech dark lager to be available for first time since it won gold at the World Beer...

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 9/10 11:00P Michaela Althouse

Attic Brewing is making Common Nightjar available at the Germantown taproom Friday for the first time since the 5.2% ABV Czech dark lager won gold at the World Beer Cup in...

Girl Scouts are adding dog treats to 2027 cookie lineup

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 9/8 3:30A Kristin Hunt

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania will sell two new cookies in 2027. Patch Pals is the organization's first treat for dogs. Sparkables is its first allergy-friendly cookie,...

More than two dozen local chefs and bakers will serve a riverside feast at Glen Foerd

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 9/5 2:43A PhillyVoice Media Events

More than two dozen local chefs and bakers will prepare a riverside feast at Glen Foerd on Sept. 13 to support scholarships for women pursuing careers in food and...

Philly Cider Week will kick off with a taproom party and close with a Headhouse Square market

PhillyVoice - Food & Drink 9/3 4:28A PhillyVoice Media Events

Philly Cider Week returns Oct. 25-Nov. 1 with a party at Pip’s, an outdoor market at Headhouse Square and events across Philadelphia.

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5 Eagles thoughts: What did we learn about Sean Mannion's new offense?

PhillyVoice - Sports 9/15 11:00P Geoff Mosher

We finally saw new elements of the Eagles' offense, OL depth is a concern again, and two All Pros didn't play their best. Five thoughts on the Eagles.

Flyers' Matvei Michkov looks faster, leaner, and ready to prove people wrong

PhillyVoice - Sports 9/15 8:16A Nick Tricome

Matvei Michkov is back in Voorhees, looking a lot leaner and quicker as he aims for a bounce-back season with the Flyers.

Ups and Downs of the Eagles’ First Game: a Breakdown

Philadelphia Sports Nation 9/15 7:51A Kyle Lavin

The season has officially started and we got to watch our Philadelphia Eagles play football. The game was far from perfect but the birds did win. Listen let’s said you’re some random guy, Carl for...

Eagles film review: Zack Baun was a beast Week 1 vs. the Commanders

PhillyVoice - Sports 9/15 6:16A Jimmy Kempski

In the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 1 win over the Washington Commanders, Zack Baun had 12 tackles (one for loss), and a couple of pass breakups, which are very good stats, but...

Fantasy football best waiver wire pickups for Week 2

PhillyVoice - Sports 9/15 4:55A Geoff Mosher

Who are the top players to grab on the fantasy football waiver wire?

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Prolonged sitting is linked to an array of adverse health effects, even for people who are...

Philly Voice (Health) 9/13 11:00P Courtenay Harris Bond

A growing body of research shows that extended periods of sitting increase the risk of cancer and other diseases, even for people who are physically active.

Are too many Americans taking antidepressants?

Philly Voice (Health) 9/13 1:12A Andrew McLean, University of Nor

About 1 in 6 Americans take antidepressants. Some health researchers and advocates have raised concerns that too many patients are using them and that patients who want to...

CDC vs. Pennsylvania: Why conflicting public health messages jeopardize public safety

Philly Voice (Health) 9/11 11:00P Katrine L. Wallace, University o

It’s easy to dismiss the squabble between the CDC and Pennsylvania as political posturing. But for people seeking accurate information about how to keep their families safe,...

Thousands of kids breathed in dust from 9/11. Now adults, they may have health issues tied to these...

Philly Voice (Health) 9/10 11:00P Courtenay Harris Bond

The World Trade Center Health Program strives to reach young adults who may have long-term health consequences due to 9/11 dust exposure as children. The program provides free...

Fake doctor reviews are all over the internet. Here's how to spot them

Philly Voice (Health) 9/9 6:02A Courtenay Harris Bond

People gravitate toward fraudulent physician reviews, partly because they tend to offer more information than real ones, a new study found. And artificial intelligence is only...

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