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Home say two of the houses were vacant and the resident of the first house was not inside at the time. Firefighters from several companies raced to keep the flames from reaching the rest of the 130 block of park avenue. Flames and smoke were as high as i can see. And the tree was on fire. And the wind was blowing over on these houses wind was so strong, within 15 minutes, all three houses on that side were engulfed in flames. It was a beautiful Easter Sunday, that was joyce evans of course reporting. Near record heat. Perfect for this Easter Egg Hunt in north philadelphia shot by our fresco us...

Yet. In. Like proud mom. Audit because it was born tax day april 15th, audit. Really cute. That ace gi one. Submit your vote. We will talk about it later. Audit is 5foot nine already. Big boy. Big boy. This weekend, sue, my gosh. How about it, right. Yes, so warm yesterday, so we had a great easter. What will happen today . No, it is not that bad. We have a few showers around. Your number is a eight. Your temperature in philadelphia, wow, 66 degrees to start your day, relative humidity at 73 percent. Most of our temperatures are in the 60s this morning. We have 60 in allentown. Sixtysix in tre...

Colorful egg salad. Hopefully you will enjoy that. Our number today is seven out of 10. Not as warm as yesterday. We have rain in the forecast. There is buddy with the umbrella and of course we have giraffes on the brain, more coming up, most of our temperatures in the very mild 60s. Our normal High Temperature, for this date, april 17th is 65 degrees but we are here already and were moments from our sunrise. You see how pretty it looks in olde city. When lou up, im sure it is that way as well. We have sunshine to start the day. Mostly in the 60s look what is heading our way. We have rain movi...

Iain Clark, 60, was working as a police officer when he first experienced terrifying symptoms that caused him to go numb from the waist down, but he chose to keep it a secret

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