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Man shot after playing ‘gambling machine' in West Philly store, police say

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By Hayden Mitman Verified, Lili Zheng Verified
| WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
A man was shot in the stomach upon exiting a convenience store in West Philly after playing, what officials called a "gambling machine" for "some time" overnight. According to Philadelphia Police Capt. Timothy Stephan the incident happened at about 1:57 a.m. on Tuesday, shortly after a 26-year-old man exited a convenience store along the 6100 block of Vine Street where he had spent "some time" using, what Stephan called a gambling machine.
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Philly officials head to Harrisburg to rally for new school funding

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By Hayden Mitman Verified, Lili Zheng Verified
| WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
After pledging millions to ensure Philly's public schools don't need to cut about 340 jobs, Philadelphia officials are heading to Harrisburg on Monday to encourage state legislators to help the city afford that pledge. Earlier this month, officials, including Mayor Cherelle Parker, pledged $216 million to the district over the course of five years. At that time, Parker said City Council already allocated $50 million in funding that will cover Philadelphia schools next year.
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Deadly South Philly fire caused by charging e-bike battery, officials say

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By Marcela Camargo Verified, Lili Zheng Verified, Brendan Brightman
| WCAU-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
A fire in South Philadelphia on Friday morning that killed a woman and left a 4-year-old girl critically injured was caused by a charging e-bike battery, the Philadelphia Fire Department said Saturday. NBC10 first covered the fire on Friday, June 19, after it was reported to first responders at around 4:45 a.m. at the 2600 block of S Mildred Street.
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