Rainy day crowd at Chickie & Pete’s in the Northeast reacts as Bryce Harper’s home run in the eighth puts Phillies back ahead.
For Earth Day, large-scale outdoor public art projects in Camden, specifically designed to raise awareness about unlawful dumping. inquirer.com/photo/inq/earth…
Pennsylvania elk herd moving down from snow-covered mountains to feed in yards of homes in the valley. inquirer.com/photo/pennsylva…
Willow Grove Park Mall parking lot after a 72-hour storm delivered the region's biggest snowfall in five years.
Marty Kearns pictures his mom’s house in Scranton, Pa with new signs for #Inauguration2021 . It was the childhood home of @JoeBiden, before the family moved to Delaware when he was 13.
My short video from yesterday:
A Philly church bell rings 400 times as the U.S. nears 400,000 deaths from COVID-19. Here's the full story from @jacobadelman: trib.al/K10hj0N
The scene at the Liberty Bell at 3 p.m. on one of the darkest days for our republic’s democracy. After the Civil War Americans sought a symbol of unity, and the bell traveled across the country to help heal the wounds. To this day it remains an international symbol of freedom.
Virtual menorah-lighting, live-streamed by @OldCityDistrict outside @BetsyRossHouse. This is our new norm, the way “public” ceremonies happen now.
Tom Gralish retweeted
An un-corporate neighborhood light show trib.al/5QcErR7
HT to @StreetsDept, after a visit to Kimball Street and a decidedly un-corporate light show in South Phila.
Along the White Horse Pike in Lindenwold N.J. as Tropical Storm Fay passes through. #Fay @PhillyInquirer
As the Philly region moves to the "yellow phase" a look back at some of the other yellow we've been living with for the past 10 weeks of the coronavirus pandemic. inquirer.com/photo/moving-ye…
Two moms meet after a peaceful protest march that ended at the Cherry Hill Mall. One shouted at the NJ state troopers that met them there, “My baby said, ‘Momma, I don’t want to be Black no more.’” The other mom told her son “your life matters” @PhillyInquirer #protests2020







