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The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has lifted the stay-at-home recommendation for residents near the Hunting Park SEPTA bus depot following a fire. Air quality has returned to normal levels after initial spikes in pollutants, including PM 2.5 and benzene.
Philadelphia officials announced road closures and parking restrictions ahead of the 2025 ODUNDE Festival, scheduled for June 6-7. The festival celebrates African culture and is expected to draw large crowds to the city.
Philadelphia celebrates National Donut Day on June 6, 2025, with events featuring local bakeries. Attendees can enjoy a variety of donuts and beignets throughout South Philadelphia. The event highlights community engagement and local culinary culture.
Philadelphians can access financial assistance as they transition to new homes during an event on June 6, 2025. The initiative aims to support local families in securing stable housing.
Philadelphia Parks & Rec invites youth to participate in the #TouchGrassPhilly event this summer. Scheduled for June 6, 2025, the initiative aims to engage young people in outdoor activities and community events. Influencer Amma Dorman is expected to play a key role in promoting the event.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for June 6, 2025, focusing on education initiatives in Philadelphia. The event will occur at 11:30 AM local time at a public school on Somerset Street. This schedule aims to address key issues facing the school district.
The Philadelphia Department of Health investigates a potential air quality event in Hunting Park scheduled for June 5, 2025. This inquiry involves the local community and aims to assess public health risks associated with air pollution.
Yards Brewing Co., Bald Birds Brewing Co., and Two Roads Brewing have launched the B3 Beverage Company, a collaboration focused on both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Each brewery contributes over 100 years of experience, ensuring business remains as usual for their individual brands. CEO Trevor Prichett emphasized the strength of collaboration in a challenging craft beer environment.
The Philadelphia Health Department is investigating a potential air quality event in Hunting Park. The inquiry aims to assess the impact of air pollution on local residents and the environment.
A fire at SEPTA's Nicetown maintenance facility damaged 40 buses, including 16 electric vehicles from Proterra, prompting the authority to seek their removal. The cause of the blaze, which grew to a three-alarm fire, is under investigation, but no injuries were reported. Health officials are monitoring air quality in the area due to pollutants released by the fire.