The Shapiro Administration's $6M initiative aims to boost PA tourism, targeting national and international visitors and supporting 486,000 jobs annually.
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Strategies to Optimize Charitable Giving and Financial Planning As the year draws to a close, it’s a crucial time for financial advisors to assist clients…
For individuals holding traditional or inherited IRAs who don’t depend on the income, a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) presents a strategic way to enhance tax…
Support the Free Library Foundation this December to sustain vital programs, enhance literacy, and inspire curiosity across Philadelphia's communities.
Radnor's Parks & Rec Board evaluates dog permissions in parks, considering leash rules, excluding Willows/Skunk Hollow; residents can join meetings.
Delaware County's 2025 budget proposes a 23% property tax hike to fund deferred projects, modernize services, and address a $52M deficit.
Governor Shapiro and Secretary Siger visit Phoenixville, discussing tax cuts and investments to boost local businesses and economy during the holiday season.
Pitt students plan winter break adventures: NYC trips, family Hanukkah celebrations, Miami escapes, baking marathons, and unique projects like go-kart building.
Deirdre Murphy's "Gradients of Growth" in Philadelphia explores ecological hope through paintings, prints, and sculptures, inspired by her climate residency.
A 37-year-old woman died after being hit by a truck at Terrace and Darragh Streets at 5:45 a.m. Thursday. The driver was found; investigation continues.