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Philadelphia officials, including Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, inaugurated the renovated Paschalville Library, which underwent a $13.2 million transformation through the City’s Rebuild program. The library, a historic Carnegie building serving the community since 1915, now features modern amenities and improved accessibility.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the renovated Paschalville Library, marking a $13.2 million investment through the City’s Rebuild program. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker highlighted the library's role as a community cornerstone for over a century, emphasizing the project's significance for local residents.
Philadelphia officials announced road closures and parking restrictions for the “No Kings 2.0” demonstration on October 18. The march will commence at 12:30 p.m. from City Hall, followed by a rally at Independence Mall until approximately 3:30 p.m.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the renovated Paschalville Library, a $13.2 million project funded by the City’s Rebuild program. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker highlighted the library's role as a community cornerstone for over a century, emphasizing the investment in modern facilities and community resources.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the newly renovated Paschalville Library, a project costing $13.2 million through the City’s Rebuild program. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the library's importance as a community hub for over a century, while local leaders highlighted its modern amenities and potential to inspire future generations.
Philadelphia officials inaugurated the $13.2 million renovation of Paschalville Library, enhancing its role in the community. The project, part of the City's Rebuild program, features modern amenities while preserving the library's historic character. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker emphasized the investment in both the facility and the community it serves.
Safe Routes Philly and Vision Zero will celebrate the 29th National Walk & Roll to School Day on October 15, 2025, in Philadelphia. This event aims to promote safe transportation options for students and enhance community engagement around pedestrian safety.
Mayor Parker will attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the House of Grace, a new supportive housing project in Philadelphia. The residence will feature 45 efficiency apartments, including 11 accessible units, enhancing housing access for residents exiting homelessness.
Philadelphia water customers will face increased bills starting September 1, 2025, following a two-year rate hike approved by the Water Rate Board. The Philadelphia Water Department stated that the increase is necessary to maintain infrastructure and services, including stormwater management and pollution control. Assistance programs are available for qualifying residents to help manage their bills.
Mayor Parker will attend an event at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate the reconstruction of its main plaza. The project aims to create an interactive space for visitors as part of the Mann's 50th anniversary in 2026.