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Missing 6-Year-Old Isaac Hwang Found Safe In Cherry Hill, Father Jaemyung Hwang In Custody, Cheltenham Police Say CBS Philadelphia 1/25/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Philly CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) — A missing boy and his father have been found in South Jersey after disappearing from Montgomery County. The father is now facing questioning by police. After more than 24 hours missing, 6-year-old Isaac Hwang was found safe and unharmed in Cherry Hill on Monday afternoon, along w...

Isaac Hwang, 6, went missing Sunday, Jan. 24 in the area of Limekiln Pike in Cheltenham Township, Montgomery County. Pennsylvania State Police believe the child could be at special risk of harm or injury. Hwang is described as standing 4 feet tall and weighing about 70 pounds. He is traveling with Jaemyung Hwang.

Year-long WXPN Project Will Explore "Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms and The Music Of New Orleans" (PHILADELPHIA, PA) -- A new year-long project that explores and celebrates the influences of Haiti on New Orleans’ famed music, culture and community is being launched today by Philadelphia public music radio station WXPN. Kanaval: Haitian Rhythms and the Music of New Orleans is a compelling story that is being told through a content-rich website and a national radio documentary set to air in February ...

CHELTENHAM — A Philadelphia man characterized by authorities as a violent drug dealer was apprehended in Cheltenham Township this week after a search of his car revealed a pound of crystal methamphetamine packaged for sale. Larry Lamar “Gunna” Hudson, 27, of the 200 block of Sparks Street, was arraigned on charges of possession with intent to deliver controlled substances, possession of a controlled substance, felon not to possess firearms and possession of drug paraphernalia in ...

Philadelphia resident Terrace Daniels walks away from the vaccination table Jan. 6 after being the first medical professional to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the new vaccination clinic at Montgomery County Community Colleges Blue Bell campus. Daniels is a home health care worker in Montgomery County.

BURLINGTON — Jay Wahl, producing artistic director at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, has been hired as executive director of the Flynn. He succeeds Interim Executive Director Charlie Smith, who began in January 2020. Wahl joins the Flynn after 11 years at the Kimmel Center, an inclusive organization that engages the Philadelphia region’s diverse communities through performance and education. Wahl served as an international liaison and advocate for the Kimmel Center and the...

Black Music City received more than $30,000 in funding to distribute to artists in the Philly area, including parts of New Jersey and Delaware. The program also received funding from the Wyncote Foundation, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit known for its support of local arts. Black Music City celebrates the city’s legacy of Black musicians and other creatives that got their start in Philly, like John Coltrane, Jill Scott, Questlove, and Tierra Whack, among many others. “Black Music City is a...

Theodore Mann, lawyer and influential voice on Jewish affairs, dies at 92 Harrison Smith, The Washington Post Dec. 14, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Theodore Mann.Family photo Theodore R. Mann, a lawyer and activist who worked on landmark First Amendment cases, led Major American Jewish Organizations and became an early and outspoken advocate for a two-state solution in the Middle East, died Dec. 12 at a hospital in Philadelphia. He was 92. The cause was covid-19, said his daughter Julie Mann. He ...

For the Review Hundreds of alumnae, parents, and students held a prayer vigil and marched to the Art Museum steps recently to voice their disapproval of the Philadelpphia Archdiocese’s decision to close Hallahan Catholic Girl’s High School at the end of the school year. Many of the participants who braved a chilly night were Roxborough residents who came out to advocate for the past, present and future of a beloved educational institution that has served generations from our community...