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Where microburst storm damage has been reported around Philly, mapped

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By Nick Vadala Verified, John Duchneskie Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Cleanup from Saturday’s storm was continuing Monday, as communities around the Philadelphia region deal with aftermath of fallen trees, flooding, and high winds. A series of four “microbursts” brought severe damage to a limited area Saturday, with wind gusts traveling up to 60 to 70 miles per hour.
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The first week of July is typically Philly's most violent. This year, the holiday weekend was markedly calmer

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By Jillian Kramer Verified, John Duchneskie Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
PHILADELPHIA - The first week of July has typically been one of Philadelphia's most violent, with recent Independence Day weekends marked by mass shootings police officers shot , and bursts of violence that left a dozen dead. But this year, amid a dramatic decline in violence and a flood of visitors to the city, the holiday weekend was noticeably calmer than years past, offering another encouraging sign that the dramatic decline in shootings held through one of its toughest tests.
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Chesco towns are among the Philly area's wealthiest, but big Bucks County is making gains

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By John Duchneskie Verified, Anthony Wood
| MSN Verified
It abuts an internationally famous garden. It may well be the most affluent community in the nation that hosts a prison, a source of some unwanted attention a few years back. And, according to recently released U.S. Census data, picturesque Pocopson Township is in a rarified zone for wealth in the eight-county Philadelphia region, with an annual median household income of $230,000.
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