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You can be fined up to $300 for not shoveling your sidewalk in Philly. Here are the rules.

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By Zoe Greenberg Verified, Grace Dickinson Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
As soon as the snow stops falling, it’s time to get shoveling. In Philadelphia, you have six hours to clear the sidewalks in front of your home before facing potential fines, according to city rules. For city residents, whether you rent or own, here’s what you need to know. Can I get fined for not shoveling my sidewalks? Yes. Fines range from $50 to $300 for those who violate city snow-removal rules. How much time do I have to clear my sidewalks?
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Lincoln Financial’s 20+ Year Investment in Philadelphia

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By Grace Dickinson Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
When Lincoln Financial moved its headquarters from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Philadelphia in 1999, the financial services company immediately set out to become part of its new community. And nothing captures the city quite like its most beloved institution: the Eagles. Just three years after its move to 1500 Market St., Lincoln Financial inked a 20-year deal that gave the company the naming rights to the Eagles’ new stadium, a partnership that’s since been extended through the 2032 season.
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This Company Invented a Machine to Give Tennis Balls a Second Life

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By Grace Dickinson Verified
| businessandamerica.com
The French Open, which starts today, is expected to go through 100,000 tennis balls. What happens when those balls don’t bounce anymore? Source link
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