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State Representative Morgan Cephas, Philadelphia City Controller Cindy Brady, Vice-Chairman of the Philadelphia City Commissioner’s Office Lisa Deeley, Chairman of the Philadelphia City Commissioner’s Office Omar Sabir, Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, Philadelphia Register of Wills John Sabatina, State Senators Anthony Hardy Williams and Sharif Street, and Nikil Saval, Former Councilmembers Derrick Green, Janie L. Blackwell, and Blondell Reynolds Brown, were in Council Chambers for Mayor Cherelle Parker’s Third Budget Address.

ANNVILLE, PA—As we celebrate Women’s History Month in March, the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) reminds drivers that purchasing a women veterans license plate recognizes the importance of women who served and supports programs assisting the more than 62,000 women veterans living in Pennsylvania.

The National Education Association established Read Across America in 1998 to encourage children to read, with the purposeful scheduling to coincide with the March 2nd birthday of the beloved Dr. Seuss. It has grown from a single-day initiative into a week-long celebration. While originally focused on Dr. Seuss books, the program has evolved to emphasize diverse books and reading throughout the year.

We live in a world filled with many emotions and experiences. Every day, we see the full spectrum of life unfolding before our eyes. There are moments of pain and loss. There are times of uncertainty, frustration, and heartbreak. The winds of life can shift quickly, and sometimes we find ourselves asking difficult questions about why things happen the way they do.