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The Department of Sanitation will suspend curbside trash and recycling collections starting July 1 due to a work stoppage. Residents can drop off materials at over 60 temporary sites, which will be open Monday to Saturday from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. until July 4, after which all drop-off locations will close.
Philadelphia will open its public pools starting July 1, 2025, with the Max Myers Pool as a key venue. The event runs until July 9, 2025, and includes various community activities. The opening is part of the city's broader recreation initiative.
Philadelphia's official government website provides the latest news, events, and announcements for residents. It emphasizes accessibility with multilingual support and encrypted information. The site aims to keep citizens informed about important local updates.
The City of Philadelphia's official website updates residents with the latest announcements, posts, press releases, and events. The site emphasizes accessibility with multiple language options, catering to a diverse population. Users can find important information regarding city initiatives and services.
Philadelphia celebrates a vibrant Pride event on June 30, 2025, promoting health and happiness within the LGBTQ+ community. The event, featuring music, dance, and education, highlights the city's commitment to inclusivity and well-being. Attendees expressed joy and pride, uniting under the rainbow flag.
Philadelphia offers a variety of fresh seafood dishes for locals and visitors, especially during the summer months. Diners can enjoy specialties at local restaurants, highlighting the city's vibrant culinary scene. The article emphasizes the appeal of seafood dining in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia prepares for a potential strike by 9,000 city employees represented by District Council 33, set to begin at midnight on June 30. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasizes the city's commitment to maintaining essential services during negotiations. The administration has outlined contingency plans to ensure public safety and service continuity.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will release her public schedule for Tuesday, July 1, 2025. The announcement highlights her engagements and commitments for the day, emphasizing transparency in the mayor's office.
Less than half of American adults have a will, leaving many without crucial legal protections for their assets. Philadelphia Register of Wills John Sabatina addresses common misconceptions about wills, emphasizing their importance in ensuring final wishes are honored and avoiding potential legal complications for heirs.
Mayor Cherelle Parker will release her public schedule for Monday, June 30, 2025, in a press release on June 29. The schedule will outline her planned activities and engagements for the upcoming week.