Molly McVety

Molly McVety

Molly McVety is a staff writer for PhillyVoice with interests in both the natural and man-made environment, community debates and all things pop culture. She has previously written for DelawareOnline / The News Journal and received her bachelor’s degree in environmental science from the University of Delaware. When she’s not writing Molly enjoys making and listening to music, taking long walks and cooking.

molly@phillyvoice.com

June 29, 2026

Development

St. Peter’s Village, a quaint historic town along French Creek, is being put up for auction in September

St. Peter’s Village, a 19th-century industrial town along French Creek in northern Chester County that's protected under the National Register of Historic Places, will be sold to the highest bidder during an auction in September.

June 29, 2026

Entertainment

Philly kids live their World Cup dreams, high-fiving Kylian Mbappé and escorting Vinícius Júnior

As part of FIFA’s Players Escort Program, kids from two Philly-based soccer organizations were chosen to walk onto the field with players during pregame ceremonies for World Cup matches.

June 26, 2026

Transportation

PPA starts issuing speeding tickets using traffic cameras along Route 13 after warning period ends

The Philadelphia Parking Authority will start issuing speeding tickets using traffic cameras along a stretch of Route 13 in Northeast Philadelphia after a 60-day warning day ended Friday.

June 25, 2026

Jobs

Union of 1,200 nurses at Jefferson Einstein Hospital ratify new contract, avoiding strike

A union representing nearly 1,200 nurses at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital agreed to a three-year contract with the hospital that includes increased wages, better staffing practices and expanded healthcare coverage.

June 25, 2026

Jobs

About 1,600 PECO employees threaten to go on strike July 4 if a deal is not reached

Around 1,600 PECO workers will go on strike starting July 4 if a contract agreement is not reached in time, the union said Thursday. It would mark the first work stoppage in the energy company’s 145-year history.

June 24, 2026

Courts

Montgomery County man pleads guilty to scamming people through his gravestone business

Gregory J. Stefan Jr., 56, of Upper Merion, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and filing false tax returns. He allegedly failed to complete orders for custom gravestones on time, if at all.

June 23, 2026

Health News

CHOP names Joseph Mitchell new CEO after retirement of Madeline Bell

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia announced the retirement of its CEO Madeline Bell, who held the position for 11 years. Joseph Mitchell will take over the position this fall.

June 23, 2026

Education

Philly school district launches new office to usher in sweeping changes to facilities

The School District of Philadelphia launched the School Transition Office on Tuesday, which they say will help usher in sweeping changes for community members impacted by future school closures and renovations.

June 22, 2026

Mental Health

New dads with paid paternity leave have better mental health than those who lack it, study finds

New fathers who took unpaid leave from their jobs were 58% more likely to experience anxiety symptoms than those who took paid leave, a new study from Northwestern University found. Dads who did not take any leave were more likely to experience anxiety and depression symptoms.

June 22, 2026

Entertainment

Phanatic-themed apartment can be rented for $19.78 a night as MLB All-Star Game promo

A four-night stay in a two-bedroom apartment that's been decked out in red-and-white Phillies pinstripes and Phillie Phanatic-green fur will be made available on Booking.com on July 6 for $19.78 a night as an MLB All-Star Game promo.

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