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Kai Moore, a recent graduate from Lincoln University, interned with the City of Philadelphia's Mayor’s Internship Program. Her experience involved creating surveys, newsletters, and shadowing professionals, highlighting the impact of small government decisions on community change.
Philadelphia's Mayor's Internship Program highlights Kai Moore, a participant recognized for contributions to local arts and culture. The event will take place on August 1, 2025, showcasing the impact of after-school activities on youth engagement.
The Philadelphia Department of Streets announced a westbound lane closure on Market Street for up to three months to facilitate construction. Detours will redirect traffic to Arch Street while maintaining access for businesses and residences. Sidewalk and roadway improvements will include new curbs, sidewalks, and ADA ramps.
Kai Moore, a recent Lincoln University graduate, interned with the City of Philadelphia through the Mayor’s Internship Program. Her experience allowed her to engage with various city departments and contribute to community-focused projects, emphasizing the importance of local government in shaping community well-being.
Philadelphia's Mayor's Internship Program spotlighted Kai Moore, an emerging talent making waves in local arts and education. The event, held on August 1, 2025, showcased the importance of after-school activities in fostering cultural engagement.
Kai Moore, a recent graduate of Lincoln University, is interning with the City of Philadelphia through the Mayor’s Internship Program. She has engaged with multiple city departments, gaining valuable insights into local government operations and community impact. Moore's experience highlights the importance of youth involvement in civic duties.
Kai Moore, a recent graduate of Lincoln University, is interning with the City of Philadelphia through the Mayor’s Internship Program. Her role has included creating surveys, shadowing medical professionals, and participating in employee interviews, allowing her to understand how local government operations impact community growth.
Philadelphia will host one of six FIFA World Cup games on July 4, 2026, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Public safety agencies are adopting artificial intelligence tools to enhance their response capabilities, highlighted by a recent workshop at the University of Pennsylvania. Meta's open-source AI models are being utilized for projects including robotics for disaster response.
The Famous 4th Street Cookie Company offers $1 chocolate chip cookies on National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day, with proceeds benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Philadelphia Region. The event, taking place on August 4, includes a soft opening for a new location, where families from local Ronald McDonald Houses can enjoy free treats.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker appointed ten new senior officials to lead critical departments in Philadelphia, enhancing her administration's commitment to community needs and city improvement. The appointments, which include leaders in behavioral health and human relations, aim to tackle significant challenges such as civil rights and immigration. Parker emphasized the importance of finding the right talent to serve Philadelphia's residents.