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Invasive Species Radio Ep. 2

[the-professional-cocomeloner]

aghhhh doodle dump !! these have all accumulated over the last few months

[unplaces]

Callowhill St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

[beardedmrbean]

Six teenagers were charged in connection with a series of "unprovoked" attacks around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that happened within the span of an hour, according to investigators.

Philadelphia Police Inspector Raymond Evers said the teenagers started the attacks on the afternoon of Nov. 19, Fox 29 reported.

The first incident was reported at around 3 p.m., when a homeless man was punched in the face by one of the suspects near the intersection of 15th and Chestnut streets, according to investigators.

Minutes later, a 14-year-old girl punched a 24-year-old woman from behind near 17th and Chestnut streets, Evers said.

The rest of the teenagers then joined in and began punching the woman as she was on the ground, resulting in her suffering a concussion.

"The female wearing the pink boots was kind of the leader instructing the other kids what to do," Evers said, referring to the 14-year-old girl.

Less than an hour after the first incident, Evers said the group of teenagers made their way to the 200 block of North 19th Street, where a 31-year-old man was punched and chased.

A short time later, near the Target on 20th and Callowhill streets, a 40-year-old woman was punched.

Police had shared surveillance footage of the group of teenagers wanted for the assaults. A day after the footage was released, Evers said the 14-year-old girl showed up with her parents and turned herself in.

The next day, the other five teenage suspects surrendered to police while they were also accompanied by their parents, Evers said.

"The parents were right on point, they saw their kids did something wrong on Wednesday and on Friday they turned their kids in," Evers said.

The teenagers each face multiple charges, including aggravated assault, simple assault and reckless endangerment.

Evers said at a press conference Monday that the attacks were "unprovoked" and said investigators are still working to determine a motive.

"Of the six that were arrested, none of them were arrested before, which is very, very surprising," Evers said. "We're not sure what caused them to do this."

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Callowhill

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Open Your Future: Free CNA Programs in Philadelphia Await!

**Unlock Your Future: Free CNA Programs ​in Philadelphia Await!**

Are you interested in pursuing a rewarding career in⁤ the ‌healthcare⁣ industry​ as ⁢a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)? If you‌ live in Philadelphia, you’re in ⁢luck! There are several free CNA‌ programs available ‌in the city that can help you achieve your career goals without⁢ breaking the bank. In this⁣ article, ⁤we’ll explore the benefits of ⁤becoming a CNA, highlight some of the free ​programs in ⁢Philadelphia, and provide you with practical tips on how ⁣to get started on this‌ exciting career path.

**Benefits ‌of ⁣Becoming⁢ a⁤ Certified Nursing⁤ Assistant (CNA)**

Before we ⁢dive ⁢into⁤ the details⁤ of free CNA‌ programs in Philadelphia, let’s first⁤ discuss why becoming a CNA⁢ can⁢ be a great career choice. Here are some key benefits‍ of pursuing ​a career as a CNA:

1. **Job Stability:** ⁣The demand for CNAs is ​expected to grow in⁣ the coming years, providing you with ​job security and stability. 2. **Rewarding Work:** As a CNA, you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of patients by providing essential care and support. 3. **Entry-Level Position:** Becoming a CNA⁤ is a great entry point into the healthcare industry, allowing you to gain valuable experience and skills.

**Free​ CNA⁢ Programs in Philadelphia**

If you’re interested in becoming a CNA but are concerned about the cost of training, don’t worry! There are ⁣several free⁢ CNA programs in Philadelphia‍ that can help you kickstart ⁤your career without the financial⁢ burden. ⁤Here are ‌some of the programs you can⁣ consider:

| Program Name | Location‌ ​‍ ⁣ ​ ​ |​ Contact Information | | ————- |:————-:| —–:| | Philadelphia Job Corps Center ⁢‌ | 2810 S 20th St, ‌Philadelphia, PA 19145 | (215) 471-7170 | | Philadelphia Nursing Assistant ​Training ‌Center | 1200 Callowhill St # 103,⁤ Philadelphia, PA 19193 | ⁤ (215) 568-2220 | | Mercy ⁤Vocational High School⁤ | 2900 W Hunting Park Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19129 | (215) 226-1225 |

These programs⁣ offer comprehensive training‌ in essential nursing ⁤skills, including​ patient care, ‍infection control, and vital ⁢signs ⁤monitoring. By enrolling in a free​ CNA program, ⁣you can acquire the knowledge and skills ⁤needed to excel in this‍ rewarding ‌profession.

**Practical Tips for Starting Your CNA Career**

If you’re ready to start your journey towards becoming a CNA, here ⁤are some practical tips to help you get started:

1. **Research Different Programs:** Take the time to explore the free⁤ CNA programs available in Philadelphia and choose one that⁢ best fits your needs and schedule. 2. **Meet Requirements:** Make sure you meet the requirements for ‌the program, ‌such as age, education,‍ and background check. 3. **Prepare for Certification:** Once you complete your training, you will need to pass a state certification exam to become a licensed CNA.

By following these tips and taking advantage of free CNA programs in Philadelphia, you can unlock⁣ a bright future ⁣in the healthcare industry.

**Conclusion**

Becoming a Certified ⁤Nursing Assistant‌ is a‌ rewarding career choice that offers job stability, personal fulfillment, and opportunities for growth. With free ‍CNA programs available in Philadelphia, you‍ can‌ kickstart your ​career without the ⁣financial burden. By enrolling in one of these programs and acquiring the necessary skills, you can embark on a fulfilling career as a CNA and‌ make a positive impact on the lives of⁤ patients in need. ‍Don’t hesitate to take the first step towards your future – unlock your potential with a free ⁢CNA program⁤ in Philadelphia ‍today!

https://cnatrainingcentral.com/open-your-future-free-cna-programs-in-philadelphia-await/

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Cafe Lift Moves to New, Larger Space in Spring Garden

Michael and Jeniphur Pasquarello of Cafe Lift Philadelphia In 2003, Michael and Jeniphur Pasquarello opened Cafe Lift inside a historic, refurbished factory along 13th Street in Philadelphia’s Callowhill neighborhood. Twenty years later, the daytime cafe has become somewhat of a Philly institution, still serving breakfast and brunch to large crowds seven days a week. Now, the husband-and-wife…

[forkadelphia]

#pancakesandboozeartshow #pancakesandboozeartshowphiladelphia #undergroundarts #callowhill #eraserhood Tonight is the night! Doors open 8 pm @pancakesandbooze

[brandedcities]

Callowhill Archery targets indoor fun and hits the bullseye

Callowhill Archery offers lessons for people as young as 8, and also rents archery lanes and equipment by the hour for those with experience.

[the-professional-cocomeloner]

Augusnippets Day 3: (The Annual Sommerville) Blizzard (of 1999)

Joan has a sleepover at Lynn's. The universe has a surprise for them when they wake up.

content warnings: - swearing - foreshadowing that comes into your home and stabs you 37 times in the chest /silly

(link to Ao3 version here)

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It hit overnight. They’d had no time to prepare, no herald carrying a forewarning of the storm approaching, nothing but the sight of a changed landscape when the sun finally dragged itself up and illuminated the new day’s shape. 

“Aw, fuck,” Joan muttered, having crawled out of her sleeping bag and gone to get a better look outside. There was a layer of frost on the window; a dizzying, kaleidoscopic matrix of ice layered over glass, the pattern’s edges tapering off in what almost looked like thousands of tiny teeth. Nothing beyond a few feet of the house was visible through the howling, impenetrable swirling snow on the other side of the window. This was it: Sommerville’s annual Blizzard (yes, with a capital “B”) had finally arrived. It came around every year, though not necessarily on the same day, lasted for about twenty-four hours, and then whisked away again and left only a thick blanket of snow over the odd little Alabamian town. “Th’ Blizzard hit.” 

Lynn sat up, rubbing her eyes with a soft groan. “Was bounda’ happen eventually.” They grinned at their friend. “Guess you’re spending the rest of the day here.” 

“Ugh,” Joan dragged a hand down her face as she turned around, trying to hide her smile as the gale’s muffled screams reverberated through the glass behind her. “Phone lines’re gonna be down, I reckon. Mom’s gonna have a panic attack wonderin’ if I’m okay.” 

“An urban tragedy,” Lynn murmured from her sleeping bag, not even making an attempt to mask her sarcasm. Joan hummed, letting a smirk grace her features as well. 

“Alrighty, then,” the girl by the window lightly clapped her hands together, eyes flickering to her friend’s extensive DVD collection. “‘T’s gonna be a long day. Which movie should we watch first?”

[unplaces]

Callowhill St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

[eraserhood]

New Post has been publisned on ERASERHOOD:

Walking the Eraserhood at Picnic and Booze Art Show

(https://eraserhood.com/2022/12/13/walking-the-eraserhood-at-picnic-and-booze-art-show/)

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Willow Street Steam Plant View from 858 Willow St Philadelphia, PA Copyright 2019, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.

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‘Folding The Prism’ Work by Jessie and Katey in Callowhill, Philadelphia.