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Kate Jackson is a staff writer for Philly Daily. Originally from Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, Kate is a rising senior at Syracuse University and works on the news staff at the Daily Orange, the student-run newspaper. She is currently pursuing a dual bachelor's degree in news journalism and international relations at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.

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Philadelphia’s BlackStar Film Festival returns showcasing nearly 100 global films

Philadelphia’s BlackStar Film Festival returns for its 14th year, showcasing 92 powerful films that bring Black, Brown, and Indigenous stories …

High stakes and higher bids: Philly hosts national bridge tournament

Around 4000 people will be gathering in the Center City Marriott for the North American Bridge Championships, through Aug. 3. …

With state budget delayed, SEPTA cuts could impact Philadelphia students

Pennsylvania’s state budget is now more than three weeks overdue, with no clear timeline for when lawmakers will reach a …

From lanterns to live music: Philly's summer festivities continue

Despite summer storms, the season’s still in full swing in Philadelphia. From glowing lanterns to Phillies home runs, July is …

WXPN celebrates 40 years since Live Aid concert with all-day broadcast

WXPN is taking listeners on a musical time machine this Sunday to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Live Aid, the …

Philadelphia Folk Festival announces exclusive concert to open weekend

The Philadelphia Folk Festival will launch its 62nd annual celebration with a special concert on Aug. 14, exclusively for attendees …

Pam Phojanakong makes history as Junior League of Philadelphia’s first Asian president

Pam Phojanakong, the Junior League of Philadelphia’s first Asian president, said she’s someone who likes to solve problems.

Trash build-up creates safety concerns for Philadelphia residents

As negotiations between District Council 33 and the City of Philadelphia drag on, overflowing trash is raising health concerns in …

Philadelphia Zoo’s Summer Ale Festival returns this July

The Philadelphia Zoo’s wildest night of the year is back on Saturday, July 19, combining craft beer, live music and …

DC 33 strike: What Philly residents need to know about city's contingency plans

AFSCME District Council 33, Philadelphia’s largest city workers' union, followed through with their threats, as thousands went on strike Tuesday …

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