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[ 25 January 2020 ] Temple men’s basketball fails to overcome slow shooting start against Penn Basketball
[ 24 January 2020 ] Web series by Temple alumnae tackles adulting alumni
[ 24 January 2020 ] Temple’s jewelry program chair draws design inspiration from disease alumni
[ 24 January 2020 ] Student and Employee Health Services monitoring coronavirus outbreak Campus
[ 24 January 2020 ] Owls secure Big 5 title share in final quarter Basketball

Baker Funeral Home to be demolished by spring

21 January 2020 Colin Evans

The funeral parlor, which closed in 2017, will be replaced by a six-story apartment building.

City to Temple: Rebuild Diamond Street property

14 January 2020 Colin Evans

The row home, owned by Temple since the 1970s, was originally built in the late 1800s.

Uptown Theater to enter final phase of renovations this year

14 January 2020 Jack Danz

The multi-million dollar restoration to the nearly 100-year-old theater will enter its last phase.

Longtime community leader was ‘a mother’ to many

14 December 2019 Gabrielle Houck

Estelle Wilson died at the age of 75 in November.

Malcolm Kenyatta distributes food to senior residents

19 November 2019 Aviana Small

The first-term state representative hands out boxes of food at his office and at nearby senior residential facilities.

Businesses, customers divided on proposed plastic bag ban

12 November 2019 Hal Conte

Philadelphia City Council could vote on the bill as early as Thursday. It would take effect 90 days after its signing.

Special services district near Temple expands programming

05 November 2019 Emma Padner

The district partnered with several organizations to reduce trash during “move-in” and “move-out.”

Temple’s North Broad Physical Therapy center hosts annual ‘Spooktacular 5K’

01 November 2019 Megan Combs

All proceeds from the run will go towards operational costs for the student-run clinic.

Jones Tabernacle reflects on 90 years in the community

29 October 2019 Jeffrey Bobb

The church is planning a “year of celebration,” its pastor said.

School District ponders next move in asbestos controversy

08 October 2019 Colin Evans

Approximately 1,000 students from Benjamin Franklin High School and Science Leadership Academy remain displaced.

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