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How Philly hacked Trump’s shutdown to keep the Liberty Bell open
Tourism boosters say the $32,000 subsidy to the feds will pay for itself.
Hobby Lobby, cake-baking and ‘the race card’: Is this the future of religious freedom?
A panel debate at the National Constitution Center asked Thursday who draws the line when it comes to religious expression?
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Help your kids help raise money for cancer research
The Alex's Lemonade Stand Family Festival brings a day of games, music, crafts, water ice and something more — workshops on how to start your own "lemonade stand" to raise money for childhood cancer research, like the late Alex Scott did years ago.
Where: Constitution Center at 525 Arch St. 19106
When: April 15, 2017 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.
How much: Kids free; adults $14.50