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ACHIEVEability’s annual school supply drive seeks community support to aid West Philadelphia students as the new school year approaches. The initiative runs until August 8, offering opportunities for local residents to contribute.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the end of the AFSCME District Council 33 strike after reaching a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract. The agreement includes a 14% salary increase and a $1,500 bonus for municipal employees, ensuring stability in City services.
Chickie's and Pete's will offer $1 Crabfries on National Fry Day to benefit the families of fallen police officers. This promotion is part of their annual Crabfries for Heroes event, scheduled for July 11. The initiative aims to support local heroes and their families.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for July 9, 2025, in a press release from the Office of the Mayor. The schedule aims to provide transparency about her upcoming engagements and activities. This initiative reflects the administration's commitment to keeping the public informed.
Businesses are invited to attend a three-day summit and expo starting July 8, 2025, at Temple University in Philadelphia. The event aims to support small businesses and enhance municipal services through discussions on regulatory compliance and entrepreneurship. Participants will have opportunities to network and learn from experts in the public sector.
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation invites residents to apply for its expanding Community Compost Network. The event takes place on July 7, 2025, at 2:07 PM local time, aiming to enhance composting efforts in the city.
Entrepreneurs William Johnson and Anesha Garrett will open a pop-up restaurant, The Slider Co., in Philadelphia on July 11, featuring fan-favorite sliders and complimentary treats for the first 100 guests. The pop-up aims to showcase their culinary creations and expand into a nationwide brand. Operating hours will be Thursday through Sunday, with a variety of additional menu items available.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for Tuesday, July 8, 2025, in a press release from the Office of the Mayor of Philadelphia. The announcement aims to inform residents about the mayor's upcoming engagements and initiatives.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will present her public schedule for the weekend of July 5-6, 2025. The announcement is part of her ongoing communication with the community regarding her engagements and activities. This schedule highlights her commitment to transparency in local governance.
Philadelphia continues to provide essential services during the AFSCME District Council 33 work stoppage, which began on July 1, 2025. The City activated an emergency plan to maintain operations, with key updates including the restoration of 911 services and sanitation efforts. Officials emphasize community cooperation in managing trash disposal amid ongoing picketing.