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St. Joseph's University has a cannabis certificate program, and some Catholics aren't pleased

PHILADELPHIA — The message from Catholic Church leaders has been clear: When it comes to marijuana, no means no.

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Depression can get better. These four are living proof

PHILADELPHIA -- When U.S. Sen. John Fetterman checked into a hospital for clinical depression last month, critics questioned whether he would be able to serve his six-year term.

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Opponents of New Jersey wind farms say whale deaths should put project on pause for further studies

WILDWOOD, N.J. — They arrived at the beachfront parking lot early, holding up signs that showed burning wind turbines, sad whales, and caricatures of New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.

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Sources: Darius Slay is staying with the Eagles after reaching agreement on a 2-year contract extension

After 48 hours hanging in the balance, Darius Slay is officially staying with the Eagles.

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Rashaad Penny’s thoughts on the Eagles offense: ‘These guys have everything’

Rashaad Penny feels like he pressed a reset button on his career by signing a one-year contract with the Eagles.

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Stop-and-frisk is getting renewed attention in Philly amid a mayor’s race focused on crime

PHILADELPHIA — Three years ago, then-City Councilmember Cherelle Parker drafted a resolution asking voters to ban illegal use of the policing tactic known as stop-and-frisk, a largely ceremonial gesture she marked by issuing a news release saying there was “no correlation between the elimination of stops and frisks and an…

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Mike Sielski: Jason Kelce will remain with the Eagles. No one should savor it more than the man himself.

PHILADELPHIA — Jason Kelce didn’t know yet. He was shoving clothes into a duffle bag and handing the bag to an equipment manager inside State Farm Stadium in Glendale, the Eagles’ loss in Super Bowl LVII no more than 90 minutes old. He was one of the last players left…

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This new book is a guide to the 29 best nature hikes in and around Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA — Like many people during the COVID-19 pandemic, Mike Weilbacher was itching to just get out and take long walks in natural areas, state parks, and preserves.

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Trudy Rubin: Oscar-winning documentary 'Navalny' tells a terrifying and funny story you should watch

The awarding of the Oscar for best documentary to the film "Navalny" was well-deserved, not only because it is a riveting film, but because it prods us to think about what will happen to Russia if Vladimir Putin loses his war on Ukraine.

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Joel Embiid and James Harden propel Sixers to tiebreaker over Cleveland Cavaliers with 118-109 win

CLEVELAND – The 76ers put themselves in a good position.

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Baseball back in the Olympics with major leaguers? Bryce Harper would love it.

CLEARWATER, Fla. — When Bryce Harper flips on the television at night and watches the World Baseball Classic, he sees possibility.

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Eagles re-sign defensive tackle Fletcher Cox to one-year, $10 million deal

PHILADELPHIA — Eagles veteran defensive tackle Fletcher Cox has agreed to a one-year deal to stay with the team, according to league sources who confirmed an ESPN report.

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Eagles set to release Pro Bowl cornerback Darius Slay in stunning turn of events

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles are planning to release cornerback Darius Slay when the new league year opens Wednesday, NFL sources told The Philadelphia Inquirer.

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NJ whale deaths have sparked right-wing conspiracy theories on Facebook

They named the whale Windy.

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Cancer derailed Luke Smith’s baseball career. He’s refusing to let it derail his life.

PHILADELPHIA — Another baseball season — perhaps the one that would end with a chance to sign a professional contract — was weeks away when Luke Smith left his friend’s house a few days after Christmas.

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Tips and techniques to prevent or break up a dog fight from experts

PHILADELPHIA — While local dog trainer Curtis Kelley would like to say it's uncommon for dogs to get into fights, it can still happen, and the best way to break one up is to prevent a scuffle from breaking out in the first place.

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This beekeeper duo found 100,000 bees inside a dilapidated property. Here’s how they removed them

A plain-clothed beekeeper was stung about a dozen times while removing nearly 100,000 bees from the second floor of a dilapidated South Jersey home Sunday.

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Flyers’ third-period rally falls short against Golden Knights

PHILADELPHIA — With just 15 games remaining in the regular season and the playoffs all but out of reach, the Flyers tapped into their trademark resiliency that characterized the early part of their year.

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Eagles can win with an expensive Jalen Hurts, but free-agent frustration is their new norm

There’s a weaselly stat people like to cite that says a team has never won a Super Bowl with a quarterback making X percent of the salary cap, where X is the current market rate for a franchise player. It’s weaselly on a few levels.

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‘Dismal’: Philadelphians are down on their city as the mayor’s race looms, a new poll shows

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphians across the city are frustrated with city leaders and concerned for their families’ futures — and some are fearful for their lives.

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Eagles agree to terms with free-agent running back Rashaad Penny

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles have agreed to terms with free agent running back Rashaad Penny, according to league sources confirming an NFL Network report.

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Minivan crashes through the front of Philadelphia police headquarters

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police apprehended a man who crashed his car into the front of the department's headquarters early Tuesday morning.

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Marcus Hayes: In Howie We Trust: Eagles enter free agency led by Roseman, the NFL’s best GM

It’s Howie SZN.

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Analog is back. Just ask these pen die-hards

PHILADELPHIA -- At the second meeting of the Philly Pen Circle, attendees signed their names in a ledger from the 1800s and compared custom fountain pen nibs. Over the course of the evening, their fingers became progressively more stained with ink.

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Trudy Rubin: Will the White House have the courage to propel a Ukrainian victory this year?

As Russia's war on Ukraine enters its second year, more and more Americans are asking when it will end.

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