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Tech startups can apply to compete in the Philadelphia Regional Startup World Cup Pitch 2025 on June 11. The event, supported by the Philadelphia Department of Commerce, aims to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the region. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their ideas and gain exposure in the competitive startup landscape.
Philadelphia officials announced the launch of the Ida Business Assistance Program to support businesses affected by Hurricane Ida. The event will take place at the Fallser Club on June 11, 2025. This initiative aims to provide financial and resource assistance to local businesses recovering from the disaster.
Constance Neal and Alfreda Wortham secured legal ownership of their family home in Cobbs Creek, Philadelphia, after years of battling a tangled title. The Title Clearance Unit, established by Register of Wills John Sabatina, assisted the sisters in navigating the probate process. Their story highlights the broader issue of tangled titles affecting many families in the district.
Philadelphia officials announced road closures and parking restrictions in preparation for the 250th U.S. Army Birthday Celebration on June 11, 2025. The event, organized by the Office of Special Events, aims to honor the Army's historic milestone. Residents and visitors are encouraged to plan ahead due to expected disruptions.
The Philadelphia Law Department released its 2024 Year in Review Report, detailing the department's challenges and successes over the past year. The report highlights key achievements and areas for improvement, providing insight into the department's operations.
Mayor Cherelle Parker will attend the graduation ceremony for the Virtual Academy at Benjamin Franklin High School on June 10, 2025. The event is scheduled to begin at 11:00 AM local time and conclude at 10:15 PM GMT. This ceremony highlights the city's commitment to education and supporting students' achievements.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will present her public schedule for June 11, 2025, during an event at Dilworth Park in Philadelphia. The schedule is expected to include key announcements related to the upcoming FIFA World Cup and local government initiatives.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced a $2 million investment in workforce development partnerships to enhance the City College for Municipal Employment (CCME). The funding will support programs aimed at improving teacher recruitment, social work licensure, and culinary training, benefiting local job seekers and industries.
Philadelphia teens can access Planet Fitness for free during the summer through the High School Summer Pass program. The initiative, now in its 5th year, aims to promote physical activity, reduce stress, and foster healthy habits among youth. Registration is available online or at local clubs, with parental consent required for participants under 18.
Mayor Cherelle Parker will host a public schedule on June 9, 2025, at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown Grand Ballroom. The event will focus on workforce development and employment initiatives, marking a significant effort to enhance municipal college programs.