October 20, 2022
Real Estate
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Michael Tanenbaum
A 32-acre estate with a mansion in Gladwyne, a town on suburban Philadelphia's high-end Main Line, recently sold for $9.26 million. The property at 100 Maplehill Road was developed by Andrew Barroway, the managing partner of hedge fund Merion Investment Management and a minority owner of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes. Barroway bought the land for $12 million in 2006 and spent another $23 million to construct the 13,000-square-foot mansion.
October 19, 2022
Investigations
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Michael Tanenbaum
Danielle Oliveira, a sergeant with the New Jersey Attorney General's Office of Public Integrity and Accountability, was arrested in North Wildwood last month for allegedly attempting to return to Kennan's Irish Pub multiple times after she had been asked to leave the Jersey Shore bar. Body-worn camera footage shows portions of her interaction with police on the night of Sept. 24.
October 19, 2022
2022 Election
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Michael Tanenbaum
John Fetterman, a Democrat, is running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania against Republican Mehmet Oz, the retired heart surgeon and former TV doctor. Fetterman's campaign has focused on appealing to working class voters in Pennsylvania, with a commitment to organized labor, lowering health care costs and protection access to abortions. Fetterman suffered a stroke before his Democratic primary victory, but has been recovering for months while campaigning for office.
October 19, 2022
Crime
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Michael Tanenbaum
A Solebury Township home connected to the 2017 murders of four young men has been listed for sale at a price of $700,000. The homicide investigation drew national attention as investigators searched for the missing victims, who had been killed and buried on a nearby farm. Cosmo DiNardo, whose parents owned the two properties, confessed to the murders and is serving life in prison. His cousin, Sean Kratz, was convicted for his role in three of the murders.
October 18, 2022
Social Media
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Michael Tanenbaum
The Philadelphia Phillies and San Diego Padres face off Tuesday night at Petco Park for Game 1 of the NLCS. Ahead of the game, a group of Padres fans made a hilariously bad song that they performed on "Good Morning San Diego." The Phillies and Padres faced improbable playoff odds, but now each have a chance to punch a ticket to the World Series.
October 18, 2022
Investigations
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Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia police are searching for a dirt bike ride who smashed the windshield of a PPD vehicle in Northern Liberties on Sunday night. The incident happened at the Lukoil gas station at Front Street and Delaware Avenue, where a group of ATV and dirt bike riders had stopped. When police attempted to confiscate a dirt bike that had been reported stolen out of New Jersey, several of the ATV and dirt bike riders threw objects at officers, including bottles and bricks, police said.
October 18, 2022
Food & Drink
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Michael Tanenbaum
Yuengling is expanding its beer to Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma as part of its partnership with Molson Coors Beer Companies. With the latest expansion, the historic Pennsylvania-based brewery's footprint will soon be at 26 states. Yuengling's Traditional Lager, Light Lager, Golden Pilsner and Flight beers are expected to be available in the new states early in 2023.
October 14, 2022
Investigations
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Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia police identified 15-year-old Troy Fletcher as the fourth of six suspects wanted in connection to the Sept. 27 shooting at Roxborough High School, which killed 14-year-old Nicholas Elizalde and injured four other teens. Authorities have arrested two suspects and have identified two others, while another two have not yet been named. The shooting happened after a high school football scrimmage and is believed to have been a targeted ambush on a 17-year-old boy who was injured in the attack.
October 14, 2022
Environment
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Michael Tanenbaum
The Philadelphia Eagles have added two reverse vending machines to Lincoln Financial Field, becoming the first NFL team to introduce the emerging technology. Located in the concourse outside sections 123 and 138, the machines can be used to dispose of cans, plastic bottles and plastic cups by scanning a QR code. A touchscreen prompts fans to complete a questionnaire and generates unique transaction codes that lets fans know if they won and how to redeem prizes, including complimentary offerings from fan services.
October 14, 2022
Business
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Michael Tanenbaum
Wawa is closing its Center City store locations at 12th and Market streets and 19th and Market Streets, citing safety and security issues that have created operational challenges for the convenience store chain in Philadelphia. The decision comes after Wawa made national news when a viral video showed a large group of juveniles ransacking a store in Mayfair. The company has reduced store hours at many of its downtown locations and expressed hesitation about including Philadelphia in its expansion plans.