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Philadelphia, PA - The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market will once again return to Dilworth Park from Saturday, November 21, 2020, to January 1, 2021, with all-new safety precautions. Dozens of artisans, designers, and small businesses from the greater Philadelphia region will offer decorations, fashions, and gifts inside white, festively lit tents.
PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 23, 2020) - On Friday, Oct. 23, 862 empty chairs were displayed on Independence Mall. Each chair represented ten people lost to COVID-19 in Pennsylvania. The chairs were set up from 10 am to 6 pm with a remembrance ceremony at 12 pm. The organization, “COVID Survivors for Change,” brought together Americans virtually to honor those who have lost a loved one to COVID-19, as well as those who have survived the virus.
PHILADEPHIA - Eighty-three percent of Americans report that they always wear a mask when out in public, according to a new poll commissioned by Slickdeals, the leading social platform for shopping.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL), representing more than 14,000 nursing homes and assisted living communities across the country that provide care to approximately five million people each year, released a report today showing nursing homes in the U.S. could see a third spike of increasing new COVID cases due to the community spread among the general population.
PHILADELPHIA - For the new dining room, the Garces team started to reimagine the space back in late spring when the shut-down forced restaurants around the region, state, and country to shut-down. The closure presented an opportunity for The Olde Bar team to step back from busy service days, and get creative and out of the box.
PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia residents throw more than 35,000 tons of clothing and other textiles in the trash each year, and about 85% of all textiles Americans buy end up in landfills. When textiles are thrown away as trash, they increase the number of waste sanitation workers must collect, contribute to the negative environmental and health impacts of landfilling and incineration, and cost the City money.
