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John Mc Devitt's work covers a variety of topics including crime, culture & society, government & politics, pets, and entertainment news with a specific focus on Philadelphia. His articles often include event coverage and expert commentary.
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By: John Mc Devitt
Dangerous zombies could be taking over your yard. And it’s nothing to do with Halloween. It’s the trees — ‘zombie trees.’ They look healthy on the outside, but they are slowly dying from the inside out.
A Portal art installation in LOVE Park that aims to connect people around the world through a real-time live stream is expected to launch Tuesday at a 10 a.m. press conference.
By: John Mc Devitt
A high-tech art installation that works as a portal to cities around the world through a live video stream was launched Tuesday morning in LOVE Park.
Ahead of Rocky Fest, coming to Philadelphia for six days in December, Mural Arts Philadelphia has partnered with the Philadelphia Visitor Center to find four ‘real-life Rockys’ for a mural honoring the celebration.
By: John Mc Devitt
The $20 million renovation is the first in more than a decade for the zoo and will overhaul its bear exhibit. In addition to providing more space for the bears, it will also have a heated pool, climbing structures and more.
By: John Mc Devitt
Philadelphia County Commissioners gave a tour of the Philadelphia Election Warehouse in Northeast Philly Friday, where mail-in ballots will be counted with newly acquired machinery starting at 7 a.m. on Election Day.
By: John Mc Devitt
SS United States will be towed to Mobile, Alabama, instead of Norfolk, Virginia, to be stripped of hazardous materials in preparation for it to become the world’s largest artificial reef in the Florida panhandle.
By: John Mc Devitt
About 100 people — many wearing Harris-Walz buttons and shirts — attended a Get Out The Vote event at Taller Puertorriqueño Wednesday afternoon. Lin-Manuel Miranda was one of the speakers.
By: John Mc Devitt
The Philadelphia Region has seen no measurable rain since September. But, experts say that’s a good thing for the winemaking industry, as grapes ripen more easily in dryer weather.
By: John Mc Devitt
George Takei is best known for his role in the original “Star Trek” series. The openly gay actor and activist will be the guest of honor at a show at the Kimmel Center on Nov. 18 for contribution to the arts and leadership in social justice.
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