It’s the Friday News Roundup! We’re talking about the first wave of SEPTA service cuts, how Philly is planning to move about in the city and throughout the region with these cuts, Frankford High School reopens after closures due to asbestos, and Xfinity Live! Gets a name change. Host Trenae Nuri is joined by producer Abby Fritz to talk this all out, plus what they found about the mixed messaging around McGlinchey’s future.
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SEPTA ambassadors help riders plan for potential cuts
Some SEPTA paratransit riders will lose service due to cuts
Stacy Garrity is officially running for governor of Pennsylvania
Amtrak: SEPTA cuts could affect service all across Pennsylvania
Lincoln High can put 900 students in trailers to relieve overcrowding, the city zoning board ruled
Philadelphia’s Frankford High School reopens after $30 million asbestos remediation project
McGlinchey’s Employees Say the Bar Is Closing Forever (Updated)
McGlinchey's owner says he plans to sell the bar, not close
Bartram’s Mile Trail Reopened for Public Use.
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