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Public Safety
Philadelphia marks 25 years since September 11
Philadelphians are reflecting on how the September 11 attacks changed the city and the country, 25 years on. Local memorials, first responder tributes, and community gatherings are taking place across the city to honor those lost.
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Culture
Philadelphia Fringe Festival brings bold performances to the city
The Philadelphia Fringe Festival is underway, featuring unconventional acts including a clown show that invites audiences to find creative solutions to real-world problems. The festival also benefits from a new memorial fund supporting drag cabaret artists in memory of beloved performer Martha Graham Cracker.
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State
Pennsylvania utility commission tackles affordability and data center power costs
Pennsylvania's utility commission unanimously approved two measures aimed at addressing rising energy costs for residents, with a focus on how utility profits and the growing demand from data centers are driving up bills. The moves signal increased state scrutiny over affordability issues affecting everyday customers.
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