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Philly's violence reduction plan offers 140 options - Vimarsana News

Philly's violence reduction plan offers 140 options

The blueprint plan comes from suggestions offered at a daylong event earlier this year.

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Deck the Ave returns to East Passyunk East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District invites people to take pictures with Santa Claus at the Singing Foun

Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | Local/Regional - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | Local/Regional

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Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | News - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | News

Pennsylvania lawmakers, however, did not agree to spend more money on a popular home repair program or send additional money to poor schools despite a promise to do so earlier

Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | Spotlight Pa - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania's budget impasse ends as legislature agrees to boost child care tax credit, fund public defense | Spotlight Pa

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s budget impasse ended Wednesday after the divided state legislature agreed to send millions of dollars to community colleges and libraries, fund public legal defense, and create a