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Philly Democrats return to Harrisburg this weekend optimistic of a state budget deal

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By Marco Cerino Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
As the General Assembly reconvenes in Harrisburg this weekend to potentially finalize and pass the fiscal 2027 state budget, Philadelphia's delegates are optimistic that a deal can be reached. For the fourth consecutive year, lawmakers have missed the June 30 deadline to pass the budget. In each of those years, Democrats have controlled the House of Representatives while Republicans have controlled the Senate.
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After last year's cuts, Philly nonprofits fear another budget delay in Harrisburg

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By Marco Cerino Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Last fall, LaQuisha Anthony watched a financial crisis unfold inside one of Philadelphia's oldest organizations supporting survivors of sexual violence. As Pennsylvania's budget negotiations dragged on for months, funding delays forced WOAR–Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence to slash staff, halt services for new clients and place more than 100 survivors on waiting lists.
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Market East pop-up merchants may stay beyond city-backed program

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By Marco Cerino Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Merchants who found success through a city-backed pop-up retail program on East Market Street said they would welcome the opportunity to remain in their storefronts after the initiative ends — even if that means eventually paying rent. City officials are considering an extension. Acting Commerce Director Karen Fegely told The Philadelphia Tribune that discussions are underway about continuing the program beyond its scheduled July 31 end date.
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