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The Streets Department demonstrates their new four-foot wide mechanical broom (Ravo street sweeper truck) in North Philadelphia Aug. 2, 2021. .

Philly’s street-sweeping program returns this week — here’s what you need to know

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A patient receives the monkeypox vaccine at the Dr. Ala Stanford Center for Health Equity in North Philadelphia in 2022. The Black Doctors Consortium hosted the clinic.

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Where to find free vaccines in Philadelphia this winter

Trash & recycling

Philadelphia trash collector Mamadou Sacko empties a trash can on a route in the Northeast in 2014.

Trash & recycling

How early can you put out your trash in Philly? Your garbage questions, answered.

Sabrina Raheem (left) and Chimera Quattlebaum greet each other with a hug at the annual end-of-year Feast of Giving Community Celebration at Philadelphia Masjid in West Philadelphia on Saturday. “It’s all about nurturing and showing love” said Raheem.

Philadelphia Masjid hosts a ‘feast of giving’ with free food and a focus on love

PHL departures

Flying for the holidays? These are the best and worst airlines at PHL

A photo collage illustration of Philly sports mascots Swoop, Gritty, and the Phillie Phanatic subway surfing to the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, alongside a fan riding their bike.

A guide to public transit and car-free transportation to Philly sports games

Trash & recycling

A unidentified voter exits the polling place on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Bensalem High School in Bensalem.

Trash & recycling

How to recycle campaign yard signs in the Philadelphia region

Tyea Mitchell of West Oak Lane deposits her mail-in ballot in a box at the temporary drop-off site on the Temple University campus on North Broad Street Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023.

Where to drop off your mail ballot in Philadelphia

Indigenous People's Day became a holiday in 2021. Check out the places that will be open and closed in Philly in 2024.

What’s open and closed in Philly on Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Trash pickup, mail, grocery stores, and more

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Students eat lunch in the cafeteria at William H. Ziegler Elementary School in 2021.

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How students can get free school meals from the School District of Philadelphia, plus finding menus and grocery help