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2 New Judges Celebrate Their Robing

2 New Judges Celebrate Their Robing

Judges newly elected to Common Pleas and Municipal Courts mark their accession to the bench with a robing ceremony in City Hall, followed by a reception for their friends. The attendees demonstrate the new jurists’ support by legal, political and civic leaders.    Send article as PDF   

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Waxman Wins Krasner’s Nod in 182nd Dist. Race

State Rep. Brian Sims left an enticing hole on the electoral map of Philadelphia when he vacated his seat to pursue the nomination for lieutenant governor. This educated district has been a lodestone for political ambitions for a decade.    Send article as PDF   

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Kane, Isaacson Get Famous

STATE SEN. John Kane and State Rep. Mary Isaacson met on a cold day to discuss House-Senate issues in the warmth of the Famous Deli on South 4th Street. John Kane was business manager of Local 690 Plumbers Union for many years; he now represents a Delaware County district. Isaacson’s appeal to millennial and older […]

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‘Khalils’ Seek Voters in Stressful Sig Drive

Pennsylvania’s newly complicated, shortened, two-stage petition drives for the spring primary have kept all candidates high and low in a state of campaign confusion. The city’s communities have leapt into the breach to provide opportunities for them to meet voters and recruit signatures.    Send article as PDF   

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Squilla Summons Celebrants to His Spring Affair

Hope — and campaign financing — springs eternal in a political heart. As Covid wanes in severity, Councilmember Mark Squilla kicked off his spring fundraiser at Galdo’s, drawing backers from across the 1st Councilmanic District and beyond.    Send article as PDF   

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Bartram’s Garden Reaps Big State Money

STATE REP. Jordan Harris joined colleague Joanna McClinton at Bartram’s Garden to present a check for a $2.625 million RACP grant that the two supported. This funding will go towards building a new ecosystems education center and the world’s first freshwater-mussel hatchery to help improve water quality in local waterways. It constitutes a major investment […]

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Street Endorses Kinsey

STATE SEN. Sharif Street attended the reelection announcement of State Rep. Stephen Kinsey in Germantown. He lauded the accomplishments and caring of Kinsey, R. Kinsey’s energetic actions in support of his constituents are well-known. Best wishes and thanks from the Philly Public Record. Photo courtesy of Street’s Facebook page    Send article as PDF   

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Showing Faith in the Vote

CITY COMMISSION Chair Lisa Deeley was joined by her colleague Seth Bluestein, R; City Council President Darrell Clarke; and Rev. Malcolm T. Byrd, a seasoned activist in both clerical work and City government, currently serving on the Governor’s Advisory Commission on African American Affairs, beside the statue of civil-rights crusader Octavius Catto. In the light […]

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Benjamin Challenges Krajewski in W. Philly Seat

Democratic 51st Ward Leader Greg Benjamin, C, rallied supporters at Cedar Park to launch his primary campaign for State representative, hoping to unseat State Rep. Rick Krajewski. Benjamin and Krajewski were two of four contestants for the 188th House District, which runs from Penn and Drexel into the Cobbs Creek and Kingsessing neighborhoods of West […]

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Democratic Women Honor Roe v. Wade

ON THE EVE of the 49th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Councilmember Katherine Gilmore Richardson, R, stood with Rep. Mary Isaacson, Planned Parenthood Southeastern Pennsylvania and two Democratic legislative challengers to advocate for women’s health and reproductive rights. 2022 is expected to host a major battleground in the fall election as statewide Republicans gear up […]

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