The Philadelphia Caller
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OLD CITY — If you thought the cleaning scaffolding wrapped around Independence Hall was going to be a permanent fixture of your commute, take a look again this morning. The fences are down, the brick is gleaming, and the countdown has officially begun.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Three men blew up an ATM in a Chinese takeout restaurant in Philadelphia while the establishment was still open but was unable to get any cash, police said.
CENTER CITY — Hell has officially frozen over. Or at least, it is about to get deep-fried. For decades, an invisible "Iron Curtain" has divided Pennsylvania. To the East, the land of Wawa, ruled by Shortis, hoagies, and Sizzlis. To the West, the domain of Sheetz, governed by MTOs, fried appetizers, and bright red neon.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two Temple University students were hospitalized after both were injured, one critically, in an early morning fall from a rooftop in North Philadelphia, police said.
PENNSYLVANIA - Philadelphia has always had its own tempo. The city moves with purpose, yet it leaves room for habit, ritual, and the small routines that give daily life its character. That rhythm shows up in food lines, subway commutes, sports conversations, and increasingly, in the way people fit online casino play into the margins of the day.
