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Hearse parade in Philadelphia calls attention to violence, opioid use, and the toll of coronavirus
Bill Anderson was at the hearse parade over the weekend which traveled through Philadelphia to raise awareness for gun violence and reminded people to vote. A hearse parade through the streets of Philadelphia over the weekend served as a grim reminder of the human toll of gun violence, COVID-19, and opioid abuse. On Sunday, thirty funeral directors held the parade of hearses along the streets of North Philadelphia. The directors set out to send a strong message about what senseless death looks like, and how a moment of anger and indifference can lead to a lifetime of consequences. The...…Bill Anderson was at the hearse parade over the weekend which traveled through Philadelphia to raise awareness for gun violence and reminded people to vote. A hearse parade through the streets of Philadelphia over the weekend served as a grim reminder of the human toll of gun violence, COVID-19, and opioid abuse. On Sunday, thirty funeral directors held the parade of hearses along the streets of North Philadelphia. The directors set out to send a strong message about what senseless death looks like, and how a moment of anger and indifference can lead to a lifetime of consequences. The...WW…
Local girls start newscast to focus on positive stories during pandemic
FOX 29's Bill Anderson reports on two kids who give newscasts called Good News Now to lift spirits during the coronavirus pandemic. Two local girls are spreading good news during the COVID-19 pandemic. They started their own newscast, which focuses on positive stories. With so much focus on the bad news out there, we’re here to bring you some of the countless stories happening in our world, our nation and our community. So now here’s some good news. They’re both too young to even drive but the Good News Now show from 15-year Kaitlyn and 10-year old Molly Harrington’s...…FOX 29's Bill Anderson reports on two kids who give newscasts called Good News Now to lift spirits during the coronavirus pandemic. Two local girls are spreading good news during the COVID-19 pandemic. They started their own newscast, which focuses on positive stories. With so much focus on the bad news out there, we’re here to bring you some of the countless stories happening in our world, our nation and our community. So now here’s some good news. They’re both too young to even drive but the Good News Now show from 15-year Kaitlyn and 10-year old Molly Harrington’s...WW…
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